No. 31 (2014)

• Presentation

  9-14

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Articles

• Instructing women. The Instructor newspaper in Aguascalientes, 1884-1907

  Aurora Terán Fuentes

  15-35

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• Mexican Revolution and teacher training for women in San Luis Potosí

  María Guadalupe Escalante Bravo

  37-54

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• Women in Mexico during the 1920s in the writings of Anita Brenner

  Marcela López Arellano

  55-72

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• Catholic female caring practices. The case of Concepción Aguayo, an improvised nurse during the Mexican Revolution and promoter of the professionalization of nursing in Aguascalientes

  Yolanda Padilla Rangel

  73-92

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• Return to the cloister: the Capuchin nuns of Zamora in postrevolutionary Mexico (1934-1948)

  Sergio Francisco Salas Rosales

  93-115

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• Women who paved the way at the Autonomous University of Aguascalientes, 1975-1985

  Claudia Castellanos Méndez

  117-139

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• A different revolution. Higher education in women from Aguascalientes

  María Guadalupe Contreras Cervantes

  141-156

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• Actions to prevent violence against women in higher education

  Irma Carrillo Flores

  157-172

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• The pre-school educator as a soldier. A case study on teacher identity, gender and authority

  Sandra Luz López Rodríguez

  173-197

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• What Andrea Noemí has let us learn about Aguascalientes

  Silvia Bénard Calva

  199-219

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Reviews

• Maternity and childhood at the Hospicio Cabañas

  María Teresa Fernández Aceves

  221-225

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• Televisa, Azcárraga and the formation of stereotypes of Mexican women

  Salvador Camacho Sandoval

  227-233

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• About trips and other experiences

  Ricardo Orozco Castellanos

  235-239

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