Book “Feminist Writings from Ancient Times to the Modern World” – A Global Sourcebook and History. Tiffany K. Wayne (Editor). Pages 264 – 267

This book is focused on a collection of multiple different types of  writings by feminists from history. Tiffany K. Wayne tells the audience who the woman is, what she wrote about, and gives an analysis on the  piece of writing that each feminist wrote. This book relates to the video we are creating in class because of a feminist that we will be reviewing within the time period in Latin America. Tiffany k. Wayne presents “María Eugenia Echenique” a feminist during the time of Citizenship and Rights in the New Republic. What is very interesting that Tiffany K. Wayne does is compare between what María was declaring and Josefina Pelliza which is one of the major key point we will be highlighting in our video. The contrasting views on the roles of women through different points of views at the time, especially towards education.

Josefina Pelliza
http://www.autoresdeconcordia.com.ar/bioautor.php?idAutor=109

This is an anthology for Josefina Pelliza. This link presents who Josefina Pelliza is, her childhood and how she came to write poetry. Knowing a little more about her from the link brought a whole new perspective to me on who she is as a person since I disagreed completely on her response to María Eugenia Echenique’s “Brushstrokes.” It seemed odd to me how a woman could have a very contrasting opinion especially on education in comparison to María, thus it would contribute to our video in how people, especially women thought of themselves in the past and how that contributed to the time period of citizenship and rights in the New Republic. It would be a good insight to provide context on who Josefina is to discuss opposing views.