Queer Women in Modern Spanish Literature. Activism, Sexuality, and the Otherness of the ‘Chicas raras’

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Notes

1 Qtd. in Simón-Alegre and Charnon-Deutsch, Queer Women, 5.

2 Ibid., 1–16.

3 Ibid., 5.

4 Ibid., 4–11.

5 Ibid., 17–32.

6 Ibid., 33–50.

7 Ibid., 51–83.

8 The author has just published a work dedicated exclusively to this writer. Simón-Alegre, Concepción Gimeno de Flaquer (1850–1919).

9 Ibid., 84–101.

10 Ibid., 102–17. Capdevila-Argüelles, along with María Jesús Fraga, have reissued a large part of the work of Elena Fortún, especially noteworthy is their work regarding the autobiographical book Oculto sendero (Renacimiento, 2016), which has been translated into English. Fortún, Hidden Path, translated by Jeffrey Zamostny.

11 Ibid., 118–32.

12 Ibid., 133–48.

13 Ibid., 149–66.