Description
The life of Frederica Montseny (1905-1994) sums up well a considerable part of the history of Catalan, Spanish and European anarcho-syndicalism. However, her writing, her thought, her work, are not so well known. In the volume that the reader has in his hands, a group of historians, cultural critics, literary critics and philosophers review the trajectory of the prime minister of Spanish political history, consider the ideas that exude the writings that he published, analyze the The novels, essays, and testimony books she wrote highlight the importance of Montseny in the history of feminism, and so on. The purpose of the book is not at all doctrinal, nor does it hide any hagiographic intent. But it does seek to do some justice to the work of an exceptional woman in many ways.