Colonialismo, género y periodismo: Cuatro mujeres españolas en las guerras con Marruecos (1909-1927): Carmen De Burgos, Consuelo González Ramos, Teresa Escoriaza y Margarita Ruiz De Lihory
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Las guerras coloniales entre España y Marruecos (desde 1909 hasta 1921) atrajeron a muchos periodistas corresponsales de guerra. Cuatro de ellos eran mujeres: Carmen de Burgos (1909), Consuelo González Ramos (1912), Teresa de Escoriaza (1921) y Margarita Ruiz de Lihory (1921). Aquí se presentan y analizan los artículos y libros que escribieron sobre este largo conflicto bélico, tomando en cuenta tanto su posición respecto al colonialismo y la guerra como el hecho de ser mujeres que tuvieron un papel independiente en un contexto normalmente reservado a los hombres.
Abstract: The colonial wars between Spain and Morocco (from 1909 to 1921) attracted many journalists acting as war correspondents. Four o f them were women, namely, Carmen de Burgos (1909), Consuelo González Ramos (1912), Teresa de Escoriaza (1921) and M argarita Ruiz de Lihory (1921). Their articles and books related to the Moroccan wars are here presented and analyzed, taking into account the position o f their authors towards colonialism and the war, as well as their role as women acting independently in a context usually restricted to men.
Abstract: The colonial wars between Spain and Morocco (from 1909 to 1921) attracted many journalists acting as war correspondents. Four o f them were women, namely, Carmen de Burgos (1909), Consuelo González Ramos (1912), Teresa de Escoriaza (1921) and M argarita Ruiz de Lihory (1921). Their articles and books related to the Moroccan wars are here presented and analyzed, taking into account the position o f their authors towards colonialism and the war, as well as their role as women acting independently in a context usually restricted to men.