Woman, confinement and virtue: the continuity of colonial paradigms in the Republican era
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history of women, Mariana de Jesus, recollection, honoAbstract
In the Hispanic world, the life of women has been determined by the idea of honor and sexual purity as an important element from the Colonial life. This element was relevant after independence and liberalism too. Therefore, in the first Ecuadorian Republic, during the nineteenth century and early twentieth centuries, the model of feminine holiness extolled the virginity above the social ideal of the married woman and mother, more common in the everyday life. This essay analyzes the historical and social network and the economic and cultural implications of the constitution of the canon of female sanctity on the nineteenth century. The enssay compares three different periods: European Feudalism, the Colonia in Audiencia de Quito and the Liberalism in the Ecuadorian Republic.
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