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Journal articles on the topic "Espagne – 1936-1939 (Guerre civile) – Femmes"
Sichon, G. e. "Polonais d’origine juive volontaires de la guerre civile en Espagne (1936-1939)." Matériaux pour l'histoire de notre temps 73, no. 1 (2004): 44–48. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/mat.2004.969.
Full textChaves, Rafael, and Antonia Sajardo. "Politique sociale et économie sociale en Espagne : une perspective historique et institutionnelle de l’offre de services sociaux." Nouvelles pratiques sociales 12, no. 1 (January 28, 2008): 83–103. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/301438ar.
Full textCoignard, Cindy. "Presse et propagande pendant la guerre civile espagnole : la participation des femmes du P.O.U.M. dans la guerre des idées (1936-1937)." El Argonauta español, no. 7 (January 15, 2010). http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/argonauta.349.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Espagne – 1936-1939 (Guerre civile) – Femmes"
Milquet, Sophie. "Ecrire le traumatisme: mémoire féminine dans les fictions sur la guerre civile espagnole :représentations, formes, enjeux, 1975-2011." Doctoral thesis, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/2013/ULB-DIPOT:oai:dipot.ulb.ac.be:2013/209501.
Full textNous nous attachons d’abord à l’étude globale des représentations des expériences féminines de la guerre et de la répression. Dans l’écriture des violences subies comme dans celle des luttes et résistances, la double dimension politique et de genre émerge. L’analyse se resserre ensuite sur les représentations du traumatisme, entre manifestations pathologiques et tentatives de ritualisation. Nous montrons à cet égard comment le récit peut assumer une fonction rituelle.
La « poétique du traumatisme » mise au jour dans le corpus d’étude qualifie des réalisations formelles diverses, rassemblées en trois ensembles, correspondant à autant de lieux possibles d’ancrage du traumatisme :le rapport générationnel, le corps et la voix. Une attention spéciale est accordée à la figure de la victime. Des phénomènes tels que la répétition et la délinéarisation, apparaissant à divers niveaux du récit, éclairent le rapport que les fictions entretiennent avec le passé ainsi que leurs positions éthiques et politiques dans le présent de la démocratie.
The current study explores the expression of women’s memory in literary works dealing with the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) and Francoism. It focuses on the fictional narratives published between the end of the dictatorship (1975) and 2010, in French (Agustin Gomez-Arcos and Mercedes Deambrosis) and Spanish (Dulce Chacón Carme Riera, Josefina Aldecoa, Jesús Ferrero, Marifé Santiago Bolaños and Ángeles Caso).
The thesis first conducts a global analysis on the representations of women’s experiences of war and repression. In the writing of violence, struggle and resistance, the double political and gendered dimension emerges. The research focuses subsequently on the trauma representations, between pathological manifestations and ritual attempts, and shows how narrative can assume a ritual function.
The « poetics of trauma » characterises various formal realisations, divided into three groups. Each of them embodies a possible space for the inscription of trauma :the generational link, the body and the voice. Special attention is given to the figure of the victim. Phenomena such as repetition and delinearisation, that appear at various levels, clarify the relationship that fictional narratives build with the past as well as their ethical and political positions in the democracy.
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Joly, Maud. "Le corps de l’ennemie : histoire et représentations des violences contre les républicaines, Espagne (1936-1963)." Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011IEPP0060.
Full textThis research is devoted to the analysis of sexual acts of violence committed by the nationalist camp against republican women during the period of the Spanish Civil War and of the post-war years. This study aims at studying the meaning of acts which end up creating a grammar of violence. It also aims at showing that the way the body of the enemy is treated sheds lights on the very nature of the Francoist political project. The very decision to shave, purge, rape and sexually mutilate women - all very particular forms of violence - allows us to understand how the country plunged into violence, along with the totalizing dynamic of this violence and the way it is part of a long genealogy of the history of political, social and cultural confrontation in Spain. He study revolves around the analysis of the corporeity of war, rooted in the links between violence, sex and war between 1936 and 1939 but also around the identification of those who committed these violent acts, designated in archives by descriptions of violent acts mixed with fantasies as well as stereotypes, and finally around the analysis of the long period during which the country left the war in fits and starts, an analysis that pinpoints continuities, echoes, and abrupt changes in the evolution of political violence in Spain. The thesis here is that of an archaeology of sexual violent acts. This archaeology aims at casting new light, thanks to the study of facts that used to be relegated to the margins of history, on the Spanish Civil War and its aftermath. Beyond this particular goal, the idea is to write, through the analysis of these violent acts and of the fantasies that underpin and reinvent them, new pages
Martinez-Maler, Odette. "Témoignages oraux et transmissions des mémoires : la guérilla antifranquiste de León-Galice (1936-1951)." Paris 10, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA100024.
Full textThe present dissertation proofs, in the first section entitled "Archives of Memory", that the oral testimonies of the guerrilla resistance of Leon - Galicia (1936-1951) are not only sources of information on a finished past but fragile traces of past that has been actively repressed. The dissertation analyzes they way by which the words of the actors, who attest to their subjective experience of the armed resistance, crossed the silences from 1936 to 2011 and they way by which these testimonies face, each in a differentiated manner, an order of discourse on the one hand linked to the dictatorship and on the other to the official writing of this history - including the political parties that were once involved in this armed fight. It discusses too the gender relations of domination that have contributed to the invisibility of the history of resistant women. Hence, the dissertation analyses as well the barely audible words of women and children of the guerrilla. The dissertation considers the polyphony of memories by connecting on one hand the diversity of positions and of journeys taken by the testimonies, and on the other hand the diversity of registers as well of the of the enunciations that one finds in testimonies. This perspective allows for the questioning of a construction of a common memory and of its transmission. The second part of the dissertation deals with the role of the transmitters of memory, who in fact, are the guerrilla fighters themselves and their descendants and analyzes the staging of their testimonies in the public arena, mainly through the discourses of the associations
Taillot, Allison. "Les intellectuelles européennes et la guerre d’Espagne : de l’engagement personnel à la défense de la République espagnole." Thesis, Paris 10, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA100184/document.
Full textDuring the Spanish Civil War (1936-39), many European intellectuals took position supporting the Spanish Republic. So did women, who rallied to defend a regime whose 1931 Constitution had granted them voting rights. Thus sixteen women of letters got involved in one of the critical events of the 20th century, taking an active part in defending the Republican Government. Comparing these 8 Spanish women (Rosa Chacel, Ernestina de Champourcin, Carmen Conde, María Teresa León, Concha Méndez Cuesta, Margarita Nelken, Isabel Oyarzábal de Palencia et María Zambrano) and 8 foreigners (Valentine Ackland, Agnia Barto, Nancy Cunard, Clara Malraux, Anna Sehers, Sylvia Townsend Warner, Andrée Viollis, Simone Weil), the PhD dissertation aims to both cast light on these not very well-known women and their personal commitments and destinies, and provide new insight on the Civil War. Taking into account the early stages of their common commitment against fascism between 1936 and 1939, and analyzing their direct contribution to the war effort and their defense of culture, the dissertation aims to show that the Spanish Civil War gave these women the opportunity to assert themselves as women, as activists and as women of letters
Godicheau, François. "Répression et ordre public en Catalogne pendant la guerre civile (1936-1939)." Paris, EHESS, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001EHES0092.
Full textMaugendre, Maëlle. "Les réfugiées espagnoles en France (1939 - 1942) : des femmes entre assujettissements et résistances." Phd thesis, Université Toulouse le Mirail - Toulouse II, 2013. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00961467.
Full textFernandez, José Antonio. "Cinéma et guerre civile au pays basque (1936-1939)." Nantes, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006NANT3041.
Full textThe doctoral thesis Cinema and the Spanish civil war in the Basque Country provides an analysis of all the films related to this conflict which have been produced throughout the last seventy years. The war that took place in the Basque lands had its own peculiarities which have been made visible in all the related cinema products. Franco’s propaganda was aggressive, full of rage, insulting. It was focused not only on the military victories of the fascists or the glorifying scenes about the Caudillo, but also on the humiliation of the enemies. The Basque nationalist propaganda appeared when the war was almost finished. The best documentary at this respect is Guernika (1937) carried out in Paris, which entailed a considerable effort to let the Europeans know about the nazi bombing of the Basque city. When war was over, the screens remained almost silent. Nevertheless, after Franco’s dictatorship they became fully recovered remembrances of the war, usually to link those experiences with the present. Thus, all films about the Spanish Civil War in the Basque Country are closely related to the times when they were filmed
Skoutelsky, Rémi. "Les volontaires français en Espagne republicaine (1936-1939)." Paris 1, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA010615.
Full textNear 10 000 frenchmen went to fight with the Spanish republicans between 1936 and 1939, especially in the International brigades. This thesis relates their story, from varied sources : Dictionnaire biographique du mouvement ouvrier français, oral investigation, press, Spanish and French archives, archives of the police and above all archives of the International brigades, deposed in Moscow. The main episodes of the Spanish civil war, the story of foreign republican military units, and above all the international brigades are recalled. Volunteer's recruit, their routing to Spain are brought to light thanks to witness and first hand documents. The non-communist left's attitude is also studied. A prosopography of the brigadists, thanks to a data base of several thousands names, constitutes the heart of this thesis. Age, job, geographical origin, political membership etc. Are thoroughly studied. The volunteers' motivations, their conditions of living, their relations with the Spanish population, the problems related to the coexistence of several nationalities, together with the politico-military functioning of the international brigades and their ideology, constitute the second part of the work. An evaluation of French casualities is given
Lobjeois, Eric. "Le Mexique et l'Espagne, 1936-1952 : la guerre civile, l'exil, la République et Franco." Paris 7, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA070093.
Full textThis work analyses the solidarity between revolutionary Mexico and the Spanish Republic since 1936 until 1952. During this period, Mexico, under president Cárdenas authority, became a protector of the Spanish second Republic attacked, in 1936, by a military movement supervised by général Francisco Franco and helped by fascist Italy and nazi Germany. Mexico provided the Republic a diplomatic, humanitarian and military assistance. Unfortunately, the Spanish civil war turned over in april 1939 with Franco's victory. Then, half million people were forced to live Spain scrambling, threatened by repression. Cárdenas decided immediately to offer them Mexico's hospitality. Between 1939 and 1945, approximately 20 to 30. 000 spanish republicans found safety and a new home in Mexico, rejoining a few children and intellectuals who were evacuated from Spain during the war. This operation was organized by Mexican government and spanish organizations for help the refugees. Such an immigration, highly qualified, represent a phenomenon unprecedented in Spain's contemporary history. Thereafter, this solidarity became part of the mexican history and Cárdenas attitude was incessantly claimed by Mexico until 1976. In 1945, republicans were authorized by mexican president Manuel Avila Camacho to restore a spanish republican government in exile in Mexico to remove Franco from the power with help of the OUN. Unsuccessfully. During the post world war period, Mexico stayed as a strong opponent against Franco's regime and Franco's foreign policy was constantly looking for his recognition from Mexico. Unsuccessfully too. However, in 1952, Franco's Spain was finally admitted at the UNESCO and entered the western order. So, during ail this time, Mexico has been the common border between the two Spain
Guilloteau, Virginie. "Evacuation et assistance à la population civile espagnole pendant la guerre d'Espagne (1936-1939)." Thesis, Tours, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011TOUR2019.
Full textWhen the military uprising against the Popular Front leading the Second Republic took place in Spain on the 17th-18th July, 1936, the status quo was upset. This break in the historical process triggered the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). Like in many other conflicts that marked the history of mankind, the beginning of hostilities in Spain forced civilians to move and leave their homes. In most cases, these people left the war areas either in great disorder or in an organized way. Since the Civil War (1936-1939) was the first European conflict in which there was a need to move a large number of people – particularly women, children, elderly people and the sick – in order to avoid war dangers, the Republican power had to devise and implement unprecedented evacuation and assistance measures. However, the Republican authorities were not alone in this, since many national and international political organizations, trade unions and associations cooperated with them. It should not be forgotten that the Spanish Civil War was a fratricidal conflict that triggered unprecedented international action ; besides, some countries agreed to welcome Spanish refugees, especially when they were children. Due to its proximity to Spain, France was, by far, the country which accepted the largest number of refugees
Books on the topic "Espagne – 1936-1939 (Guerre civile) – Femmes"
Baron, André. Menéndez Pelayo, son Espagne et la France: Quand s'incubait la guerre civile de 1936-1939. Paris; Budapest; Torino: L'Harmattan, 2001.
Find full textMenendez Pelayo, son Espagne, et la France: Quand s'incubait la guerre civile de 1936-1939. Paris: Harmattan, 2001.
Find full textFraser, Ronald. Blood of Spain: The experience of Civil War,1936-1939. Harmondsworth: Penguin Books, 1988.
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