¿Dónde está la llave, Matarile? Deseo y disidencia en Purita de Nazario Luque
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https://doi.org/10.1344/Lectora2022.28.19Keywords:
feminism, comic, Spanish TransitionAbstract
This article proposes an approach from the perspective of Affect Theory to the work of the Sevillian Nazario Luque, specifically to his comic Purita (1975-77), which will be contextualised within the framework of the Spanish Transition. First, I will analyse the development of underground culture and feminism, as well as their influences on the creation of an emotional community. Then, I will examine the character of Purita as an icon of her society. In this sense, the value of Nazario’s work is notable; his creation exemplifies the birth and development of a new structure of feeling. Thus, we will delve into some aspects —family, society, and sexuality— in order to articulate Nazario’s vision in the sensitive period of pre-democratic Spain.
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