European Social Science History Conference 2025

Nuestro director Francisco García González ha moderado junto con Cristina Ramos Cobano (Universidad de Huelva) la sesión "Dependent solitude? Widows, unmarried and abandoned women in the Iberian worlds (16th-19th centuries)", donde ha participado también nuestra compañera Celia Enriquez Rubal con su comunicación "Bachelors and unmarried women in eighteenth-century Spain in comparative perspective: family, strategies and conflicts".

Living alone in the city: Guimarães in the 19th century

» Antero Ferreira

Casa de Sarmento, CITCEM

Bachelors and unmarried women in eighteenth-century Spain in comparative perspective: family, strategies and conflicts

» Celia Enriquez Rubal

Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha

Spinning solitudes, weaving resistances: Single women at the forefront of Tenerife's textile proto-industry (18th-19th centuries)

» Judit Gutiérrez de Armas, María Eugenia Monzón Perdomo, Juan Ramón Núñez Pestano

Universidad de La Laguna

Solitude and unmarried women in late colonial Brazil: the case of Porto Alegre, Captaincy of Rio Grande de São Pedro

» Ana Silvia Volpi Scott

Universidade Estadual de Campinas

Single mothers in Spanish New Orleans: female emotional survival strategies (1795-1803)

» Estela Rosello

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

Más información: https://event.esshc2025.exordo.com/session/234/dependent-solitude-widows-unmarried-and-abandoned-women-in-the-iberian-worlds-16th-19th-centuries

European Social Science History Conference 2025 - SEHISP

UCLM | Seminario de Historia Social de la Población