Las mujeres de las comunidades pescaderas de Menorca (1900-2023): capital social femenino, subversión y agencia en los espacios de la modernidad.
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| Title: | Las mujeres de las comunidades pescaderas de Menorca (1900-2023): capital social femenino, subversión y agencia en los espacios de la modernidad. (Spanish). |
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| Alternate Title: | Women of the Fishing Communities of Menorca (1900-2023): Female Social Capital, Subversion, and Agency in the Spaces of Modernity. (English) |
| Authors: | Domínguez García, Ariana, Albero Santacreu, Daniel |
| Source: | Arenal.Revista de Historia de las Mujeres. ene-jun2026, Vol. 33 Issue 1, p243-275. 33p. |
| Subjects: | Social capital, Modernity, Autonomy (Philosophy), Islands, Municipal government, Dissenters, Seafood markets, Fishing villages |
| Geographic Terms: | Minorca (Spain) |
| Abstract (English): | In this paper we address how the fishmongers of Menorca were able to subvert the diverse forms of control that the institutions of Modernity exercised over the fishing communities of the island since the mid-19th century. Modernity tried to insert the sale of fish mainly carried out by women into a new concept of urban society by means of the establishment of regulations and the creation of new infrastructures, such as municipal markets, which closely controlled the space, time and sensoriality embedded in these communities. The research carried out goes beyond recording the practices developed by fishmongers and highlights how these women were able to organize themselves and adapt to this new situation in order to continue playing the important social, economic and emotional roles that they had traditionally been carrying out within their fishing communities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
| Abstract (Spanish): | En este artículo abordamos la capacidad que tuvieron las pescaderas de Menorca para subvertir las formas de control que las instituciones de la Modernidad ejercieron sobre las comunidades pesqueras de la isla desde mediados de siglo xix. La Modernidad trató de insertar la venta de pescado que estas mujeres realizaban en un nuevo concepto de sociedad urbana a través del establecimiento de regulaciones y de la creación de nuevas infraestructuras, como los mercados municipales, que controlaron estrechamente el espacio, el tiempo y la sensorialidad ligada a estas comunidades. La investigación realizada, más allá de registrar la importante labor que realizaban las pescaderas, nos muestra como estas mujeres fueron capaces de organizarse y adaptarse a esta nueva situación para continuar ejerciendo el importante rol social, económico y emocional que tradicionalmente venían realizando dentro de las comunidades pesqueras. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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