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Ressenya: Pilar Godayol i Annarita Taronna, eds. 2018. Foreign Women Authors under Fascism and Francoism. Gender, Translation and Censorship. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 217 p.

Aquesta tesi doctoral ha estudiat les experiències i els discursos de dones que, trencant totes les expectatives sobre la seva classe i posició social, han arribat a ocupar alguns dels càrrecs més importants i representatius de la política colombiana, i les ha volgut mostrar com a actores, subjectes polítics que formen part d'un règim de poder que deixa fora de l'esfera de la presa de decisions a més de la meitat de la població i que estructura la manera en què aquestes dones s'identifiquen com a subjectes, com a dones i com a polítiques. ; Esta tesis doctoral ha estudiado las experiencias y los discursos de mujeres que, rompiendo todas las expectativas sobre su clase y posición social, han llegado a ocupar algunos de los cargos más importantes y representativos de la política colombiana, queriendo mostrarlas como actoras, sujetos políticos que forman parte de un régimen de poder que deja fuera de la esfera de la toma de decisiones a más de la mitad de la población y que estructura la manera en que estas mujeres se identifican como sujetos, como mujeres y como políticas. ; This thesis studied the experiences and discourses of women who, breaking all expectations about their class and social status, have achieved to occupy some of the most important and representative offices of Colombian politics. It also wanted to show them as actors, political subjects forming part of a system of power that moves more than half of the population outside from the sphere of decision-making and structures the way in which these women are identified as subjects, as women and policies.

Invisible biographies: marginalisation and marginality / Vicent Josep Escartí -- Magnum oculum et parvum os: Dones i silenci en la predicació de sant Vicent Ferrer / Maria Luz Mandingorra Llavata -- Vida quotidiana i marginalitat femenina a la València del segle XV / Anna Isabel Peirats Navarro -- Brujas y conversas: una lectura cultural de los procesos de la Inquisición Veneciana / Paola Bellomi -- Violence against women in Pere Joan Porcar's Dietari (16th-17th centuries) / Rafael Roca -- Women and carnal abstinence: female sinners and the Easter festivities in 16th-century Valencia / Pilar Valor Moncho -- Humble but non-compliant: modest women defending their rights in Early Modern Catalonia / Josep Capdeferro -- Bandolers, execucions i cobles populars, arran d'uns fets ocorreguts a la Conca d'Òdena (1573): bandits, executions and chapbooks, as a result of acts that took place in the Conca d'Òdena (1573) / Àlex Llinares Planells -- Els processos criminals del segle XVI, espill lingüístic de la vida social / Emili Casanova -- Anatomy of a murder: The death of the provincial of the preachers order in Aragon, Brother Domènec de Montemayor, in 1534 / Emilio Callado Estela -- Carlo Gesualdo, principe di Venosa: Le cameriere, l'amante e la strega, voci di dentro e identità velate / Anna Maria Compagna -- The mystery of obedience: La Boétie, Foucault at the margins of power / Andrea Nicolini -- The treatment of homosexuality in Valencian diaristic literature throughout the late 15th and early 16th centuries / Vicent Josep Escartí -- The inquisition against Friar Miquel de Morales, Trinitarian of Sant Bernat Monastery in Alzira (1574) / editor Jacob Mompó -- Aspetti della marginalità sessuale in alcuni romanzi medievali: aspects of sexual marginality in some medieval novels / Anna Maria Babbi -- Pain and faith: Aristocratic private life in the early modern Valencian kingdom throughout Català de Valleriola's Diary / Carles Fenollosa -- Als marges de la història de l'art: el pintor de cofres de València vers el 1400 / Francesc Granell -- Nota sobre Hernando Cabrera, carceller de la Inquisició de València (1515-1541) / Albert Toldrà i Vilardell -- Uses of TEI-XML for editing ancient texts dealing with marginal and queer lives / Rosanna Cantavella.

The perfect guide for anyone who wishes to understand the Latin inscriptions they discover on their travels, and gain a fresh insight into the lives of everyday Romans. Latin inscriptions can appear daunting - a jumble of letters without any structure or meaning. However, once their formulaic style is explained, most are easy to read. Requiring no prior knowledge of Latin, this book will teach readers how to decipher inscriptions and will demonstrate how even the smallest detail scan help us to reconstruct the daily life of ordinary Romans. Whilst surviving literature often relates only to the lives of those wealthy enough to afford books, inscriptions were texts intended to be seen and used by all. As a result, they shed light on the lives of those less visible in the archaeological record - the poor,women and slaves. Illustrated with the best examples of inscriptions from the British Museum's Roman collection, this book will explore what it meant to put up a public inscription and how they became standardised to ensure Romans from all over the Empire could read them