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Female criminality and "fake news" in early modern Spanish pliegos sueltos /

by Parker Aronson, Stacey L.,
Series: Routledge studies in Latin American and Iberian literature Published by : Routledge, (New York :) Physical details: xi, 212 p. ; 23 cm. ISBN: 1032161078 Subject(s): Chapbooks, Spanish %History. | Broadsides %Spain %History. | Female offenders in literature. | Women in literature. | Popular literature %Spain %History and criticism. | Spanish literature %Classical period, 1500-1700 %History and criticism. Year: 2022
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070.43 S651Essential reporting / 070.4493337 H249Environment, media and communication / 070.449363325 E964The pen and sword : 070.449364374 P238Female criminality and "fake news" in early modern Spanish pliegos sueltos / 070.44965 R863Show me the money : 070.52 C912Creative writing scholars on the publishing trade :

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction to the Pliegos Sueltos -- Women as Bandits and Highway Robbers -- Women as Murderers: Mariticide and Infanticide -- Women as Prostitutes, Libertines, (and Actors) -- Women as Christian Renegades -- Women as Enslaved Individuals -- Women as Witches and Sorceresses -- Women as Miscegenationists -- Women Punished (and Transformed into Hybrids) -- Conclusion.

"This book studies early modern Spanish broadsheets, tabloid newspapers of the day which educated, entertained, and indoctrinated readers, much like today's "fake news. Parker Aronson incorporates a socio-historical approach in which she considers crime and deviance committed by women in Early Modern Spain and the correlation between crime and the growth of urban centers.""--

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