by Rosario Ruiz Franco · Biblioteca Nueva · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788497426473
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'Eternas menores? Las mujeres en el franquismo' is a comprehensive study on the gender politics imposed during the Franco regime in Spain. The book analyzes how education, the Women's Section of Falange, and the legal system limited the legal capacity and independence of women. However, it also highlights the crucial role of women lawyers such as Mercedes Formica and María Telo, who promoted legal reforms in the decades of 1950 to 1970, challenging the imposed minority of women and fighting for their social and economic emancipation. This book examines the significance of these reforms and the role of these women in the history of feminism in Spain.
