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Ángela Cenarro

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ID4787115
NAMEÁngela Cenarro
GIVEN NAMESÁngela
FAMILY NAMECenarro
SIGNATURECENARRO A
AFFILIATIONSUniversidad de Zaragoza
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS14
AUTHOR COUNT7
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1998
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2023
H-INDEX1
  • The Falange Changed Our Way of Being Completely’: Women and Gender Identity in Spanish Fascism

    Open Access•Ángela Cenarro•ARTICLE•European History Quarterly•2023

    Women's and gender history has broadened our knowledge of the Franco dictatorship by incorporating new perspectives and categories of analysis. The Women's Section of the Falange, a topic that has attracted progressively greater attention since the 1990s, has been analyzed mainly as a mechanism of female subordination and as a differentiated sphere for women's agency. This dual approach follows to a great extent the ground rules established in on…

  • Historia y memorias de la posguerra. Paracuellos y el recuerdo del Auxilio Social

    Open Access•Ángela Cenarro, Elena Masarah•ARTICLE•Cahiers de civilisation espagnole…•2020

    The falangist «Auxilio Social» was a space in which the unequal and hierarchical power relationship between the victors and the defeated at the end of the Spanish Civil War was brutally expressed. In its most emblematic institution, the children’s homes, the children of the Republicans and the victims of war, reprisals or exile, as well as those of families devastated by destitution in the post-war, should become «active servants of a fair Spain»…

  • Identidades de género en el catolicismo, el falangismo y la dictadura de Franco (presentación)

    Open Access•Ángela Cenarro•ARTICLE•Historia y Política Ideas…•2017•Cited by: 1

  • La Falange es un modo de ser (mujer): Discursos e identidades de género en las publicaciones de la Sección Femenina (1938-1945)

    Open Access•Ángela Cenarro•ARTICLE•Historia y Política Ideas…•2017•Cited by: 12

    The Women Section of the Falange’s periodicals in the forties, Medina and Y, contributed to the construction and dissemination of ideals for womanhood accepted in the early period of Franco Dictatorship. Contrary to the thesis that the domesticity model, by virtue of which women were exclusively conceived as spouses and mothers, was reinforced and it emerged as the only referent for Spanish women in the postwar, the analysis of these periodicals …

  • El Auxilio Social de Falange (1936–1940): Entre la guerra total y el ‘Nuevo Estado’ franquista

    Ángela Cenarro•ARTICLE•Bulletin of Spanish Studies•2014•Cited by: 1

    This essay examines the origins of the Falangist Auxilio Social, the principal aid organisation of the Franco regime (1936–1975), as the product of a context marked by two essential characteristics. First, the mobilizing trends that the Spanish Civil War, an example of ‘total war’, forced upon society. Second, the tensions within the right-wing coalition that, in support of the rising, favoured the ascent of the Falangists during the war and thei…

  • Tradición y renovación: Los historiadores británicos ante la España contemporánea

    Open Access•Ángela Cenarro•ARTICLE•Historia Contemporánea•2000

    El trabajo que los historiadores extranjeros han efectuado sobre España ha cobrado en los últimos años un enorme interés. Este fenómeno deriva en buena medida de que, en comparación con la situación de hace unas décadas. la historiografía española de los noventa ha alcanzado unos niveles relativamente satisfactorios de producción tanto en cantidad como en calidad. Incluso podría decirse que la llamada «revolución historiográfica» de los ochenta h…

  • Elite, Party, Church. Pillars of the Francoist 'New State' in Aragon, 1936-1945

    Open Access•Ángela Cenarro•ARTICLE•European History Quarterly•1998

  • La Falange es un modo de ser (mujer): Discursos e identidades de género en las publicaciones de la Sección Femenina (1938-1945)

    Open Access•Ángela Cenarro•ARTICLE•Historia y Política Ideas…•2017•Cited by: 12

    The Women Section of the Falange’s periodicals in the forties, Medina and Y, contributed to the construction and dissemination of ideals for womanhood accepted in the early period of Franco Dictatorship. Contrary to the thesis that the domesticity model, by virtue of which women were exclusively conceived as spouses and mothers, was reinforced and it emerged as the only referent for Spanish women in the postwar, the analysis of these periodicals …

  • Identidades de género en el catolicismo, el falangismo y la dictadura de Franco (presentación)

    Open Access•Ángela Cenarro•ARTICLE•Historia y Política Ideas…•2017•Cited by: 1

  • El Auxilio Social de Falange (1936–1940): Entre la guerra total y el ‘Nuevo Estado’ franquista

    Ángela Cenarro•ARTICLE•Bulletin of Spanish Studies•2014•Cited by: 1

    This essay examines the origins of the Falangist Auxilio Social, the principal aid organisation of the Franco regime (1936–1975), as the product of a context marked by two essential characteristics. First, the mobilizing trends that the Spanish Civil War, an example of ‘total war’, forced upon society. Second, the tensions within the right-wing coalition that, in support of the rising, favoured the ascent of the Falangists during the war and thei…

  • Elite, Party, Church. Pillars of the Francoist 'New State' in Aragon, 1936-1945

    Open Access•Ángela Cenarro•ARTICLE•European History Quarterly•1998

  • Tradición y renovación: Los historiadores británicos ante la España contemporánea

    Open Access•Ángela Cenarro•ARTICLE•Historia Contemporánea•2000

    El trabajo que los historiadores extranjeros han efectuado sobre España ha cobrado en los últimos años un enorme interés. Este fenómeno deriva en buena medida de que, en comparación con la situación de hace unas décadas. la historiografía española de los noventa ha alcanzado unos niveles relativamente satisfactorios de producción tanto en cantidad como en calidad. Incluso podría decirse que la llamada «revolución historiográfica» de los ochenta h…

  • El Auxilio Social de Falange (1936–1940): Entre la guerra total y el ‘Nuevo Estado’ franquista

    Ángela Cenarro•ARTICLE•Bulletin of Spanish Studies•2014•Cited by: 1

    This essay examines the origins of the Falangist Auxilio Social, the principal aid organisation of the Franco regime (1936–1975), as the product of a context marked by two essential characteristics. First, the mobilizing trends that the Spanish Civil War, an example of ‘total war’, forced upon society. Second, the tensions within the right-wing coalition that, in support of the rising, favoured the ascent of the Falangists during the war and thei…

  • Identidades de género en el catolicismo, el falangismo y la dictadura de Franco (presentación)

    Open Access•Ángela Cenarro•ARTICLE•Historia y Política Ideas…•2017•Cited by: 1

  • La Falange es un modo de ser (mujer): Discursos e identidades de género en las publicaciones de la Sección Femenina (1938-1945)

    Open Access•Ángela Cenarro•ARTICLE•Historia y Política Ideas…•2017•Cited by: 12

    The Women Section of the Falange’s periodicals in the forties, Medina and Y, contributed to the construction and dissemination of ideals for womanhood accepted in the early period of Franco Dictatorship. Contrary to the thesis that the domesticity model, by virtue of which women were exclusively conceived as spouses and mothers, was reinforced and it emerged as the only referent for Spanish women in the postwar, the analysis of these periodicals …

  • Historia y memorias de la posguerra. Paracuellos y el recuerdo del Auxilio Social

    Open Access•Ángela Cenarro, Elena Masarah•ARTICLE•Cahiers de civilisation espagnole…•2020

    The falangist «Auxilio Social» was a space in which the unequal and hierarchical power relationship between the victors and the defeated at the end of the Spanish Civil War was brutally expressed. In its most emblematic institution, the children’s homes, the children of the Republicans and the victims of war, reprisals or exile, as well as those of families devastated by destitution in the post-war, should become «active servants of a fair Spain»…

  • The Falange Changed Our Way of Being Completely’: Women and Gender Identity in Spanish Fascism

    Open Access•Ángela Cenarro•ARTICLE•European History Quarterly•2023

    Women's and gender history has broadened our knowledge of the Franco dictatorship by incorporating new perspectives and categories of analysis. The Women's Section of the Falange, a topic that has attracted progressively greater attention since the 1990s, has been analyzed mainly as a mechanism of female subordination and as a differentiated sphere for women's agency. This dual approach follows to a great extent the ground rules established in on…

Political science (6 works) · Art (5 works) · Humanities (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Spanish History and Politics (5 works) · History of Education in Spain (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · History (3 works) · History (3 works)

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