Carme Karr: femminismo e pacifismo

Authors

  • Maria Marchese

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1344/%25x

Keywords:

Feminism, Pacifism, Catalanism, First World War

Abstract

Feminism and pacifism in the First World War. Barcelona, 1916: in a Catalonia divided between francophiles and germanophiles which confront each other daily in the press, Carme Karr, editor of the Feminal, signatory of the Manifest dels Amics de la Unitat Moral d'Europa (the Manifesto of Friends for the Moral Union of Europe) and president of the Female and Pacifist Comittee of Catalonia, is attacked by a contributor of her magazine, the francophile writer Miquel Poal i Aregall.

Author Biography

Maria Marchese

Historiadora

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Issue

No. 12 (2009): Cercles. A Journal of Cultural History 12.

Section

Monografies i recerques

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