Imaginarios de amistad, autoría y deseo: la figura de la escritora en la prensa argentina de 1880

Abstract

This article analyses the imaginary that was built around the figure of the woman writer in the argentine female magazines of 1880 y how this universe of idealized and feminized affections shows its fissures in the minor sections of these publications. In their fashion columns, social chronicles and miscellaneous circulate anti-normative emotions and gestures (screams, anger, claims, but also desires and ambitions) that dispute the feminine model of this period and operate as a crease of that affective community, opening the space of the press to new voices and feminine tones.