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spelling ndltd-OhioLink-oai-etd.ohiolink.edu-miami11013649542021-08-03T05:39:28Z Cultural Memory in Elena Poniatowska’s <i>Tinisima</i> Morelock, Ela Molina Elena Poniatowska Tinisima Tina Modotti Guerra civil espa&241 ola Revoluci&243 n sovi&233 tica Anarquismo en los Estados Unidos Anticomunismo en los Estados Unidos Institucionalizaci&243 n de la revoluci&243 n mexicana Memoria cultural <p>Elena Poniatowska, a clear example of the diversity of the Mexican people in particular, and of the human race in general, comes from a mix of Polish, French, American, and Mexican ancestry. Despite her family origins, of European aristocracy and the highest social class in the deeply stratified Mexican society, through her work, she has become the memory of several hidden social movements, and forgotten people.</p><p>As a journalist and writer, Poniatowska has become a voice for those people without a voice: repressed students, Indians, workers, political dissidents, and women in general. One particular woman, Tina Modotti (1896-1942) is the heroine of the novel Tinísima, a blend of biography and fiction. Tina Modotti, like Elena Poniatowska, was a woman preoccupied with art and social justice.</p><p>Poniatowska's work depicts the emotional and intellectual struggles of Tina Modotti, as well as the abandonment of her artistic motivation, because of her political and social activism. Poniatowska joins fiction and reality by creating art. During the process of 10 years of research, interviews, and traveling, Poniatowska has effectively recovered part of the forgotten history of the United States, Mexico, Russia, and Spain, for the periods of the 1920’s, 1930’s and the early 1940’s, through the life and eyes of the Italian-American Tina Modotti.</p><p>This thesis analyzes the responsibility we have towards recuperating the historical past, the impact of past wounds on the present, and the importance of remembering the forgotten voices of the dead who made that part of History.</p> 2004-12-01 Spanish text Miami University / OhioLINK http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=miami1101364954 http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=miami1101364954 unrestricted This thesis or dissertation is protected by copyright: all rights reserved. It may not be copied or redistributed beyond the terms of applicable copyright laws.
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language Spanish
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topic Elena Poniatowska
Tinisima
Tina Modotti
Guerra civil espa&241
ola
Revoluci&243
n sovi&233
tica
Anarquismo en los Estados Unidos
Anticomunismo en los Estados Unidos
Institucionalizaci&243
n de la revoluci&243
n mexicana
Memoria cultural
spellingShingle Elena Poniatowska
Tinisima
Tina Modotti
Guerra civil espa&241
ola
Revoluci&243
n sovi&233
tica
Anarquismo en los Estados Unidos
Anticomunismo en los Estados Unidos
Institucionalizaci&243
n de la revoluci&243
n mexicana
Memoria cultural
Morelock, Ela Molina
Cultural Memory in Elena Poniatowska’s <i>Tinisima</i>
author Morelock, Ela Molina
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title Cultural Memory in Elena Poniatowska’s <i>Tinisima</i>
title_short Cultural Memory in Elena Poniatowska’s <i>Tinisima</i>
title_full Cultural Memory in Elena Poniatowska’s <i>Tinisima</i>
title_fullStr Cultural Memory in Elena Poniatowska’s <i>Tinisima</i>
title_full_unstemmed Cultural Memory in Elena Poniatowska’s <i>Tinisima</i>
title_sort cultural memory in elena poniatowska’s <i>tinisima</i>
publisher Miami University / OhioLINK
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