The correspondence between Carmen Conde and Ernestina de Champourcin shows how autobiographical writing becomes an act of personal affirmation and collective resistance. Through letters, diaries and memoirs, they weave a transnational intellectual and affective network that reclaims women’s voices in a context of exile and repression. In this way, the intimate turns into historical testimony, and life writing into a space of sisterhood, memory and commitment.
“Nosotras sencillamente, sin más”. Intimidad y compromiso en la literatura del yo de Ernestina de Champourcin y Carmen Conde
Alessia Cassani
2025-01-01
Abstract
The correspondence between Carmen Conde and Ernestina de Champourcin shows how autobiographical writing becomes an act of personal affirmation and collective resistance. Through letters, diaries and memoirs, they weave a transnational intellectual and affective network that reclaims women’s voices in a context of exile and repression. In this way, the intimate turns into historical testimony, and life writing into a space of sisterhood, memory and commitment.File in questo prodotto:
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