Una nueva ventana para La casa del padre
This article analyzes the novel Aitaren etxea (The Father’s House, self-translated into Castilian Spanish as La casa del padre), by Karmele Jaio. The book, which is dedicated to “all new men”, explores the gender dynamics underlying family relations, professional advancement in the cultural field...
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This article analyzes the novel Aitaren etxea (The Father’s House, self-translated into Castilian Spanish as La casa del padre), by Karmele Jaio. The book, which is dedicated to “all new men”, explores the gender dynamics underlying family relations, professional advancement in the cultural field, and the Basque national struggle. As a thesis novel, it calls on men to take stock of the ways in which they have perpetrated patriarchal structures so that they may be open to new attitudes.
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| spelling | doaj.art-23dc1ccbc4df435ebea1aee27375daed2023-10-30T08:23:39ZcatFondazione Università Ca’ FoscariRassegna Iberistica2037-65882021-06-014411510.30687/Ri/2037-6588/2021/16/013journal_article_5544Una nueva ventana para La casa del padreColbert-Goicoa, David0Martin-Etxebeste, Jon 1Sewanee: The University of the South, USAUniversidad del País Vasco / Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea, España This article analyzes the novel Aitaren etxea (The Father’s House, self-translated into Castilian Spanish as La casa del padre), by Karmele Jaio. The book, which is dedicated to “all new men”, explores the gender dynamics underlying family relations, professional advancement in the cultural field, and the Basque national struggle. As a thesis novel, it calls on men to take stock of the ways in which they have perpetrated patriarchal structures so that they may be open to new attitudes. http://doi.org/10.30687/Ri/2037-6588/2021/16/013Basque literature. Feminism. Feminismo. Karmele Jaio. Literatura vasca. Literature. New masculinity. Nuevas masculinidades. | Literatura |
| spellingShingle | Colbert-Goicoa, David Martin-Etxebeste, Jon Una nueva ventana para La casa del padre Rassegna Iberistica Basque literature. Feminism. Feminismo. Karmele Jaio. Literatura vasca. Literature. New masculinity. Nuevas masculinidades. | Literatura |
| title | Una nueva ventana para La casa del padre |
| title_full | Una nueva ventana para La casa del padre |
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| title_short | Una nueva ventana para La casa del padre |
| title_sort | una nueva ventana para la casa del padre |
| topic | Basque literature. Feminism. Feminismo. Karmele Jaio. Literatura vasca. Literature. New masculinity. Nuevas masculinidades. | Literatura |
| url | http://doi.org/10.30687/Ri/2037-6588/2021/16/013 |
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