INTERNATIONAL BOOK DAY Emilia Pardo Bazán She was born in 1851, in La Coruña. She was a noblewoman brought up in an affluent family. She was a novelist, journalist, poet, literary critic who brought in the naturalism in Spain. She was also a pioneer in the defense of women's rights and feminism. His open-minded father influenced her in her love for literature and for women's rights. Having private teachers and traveling a lot allowed her to acquire a vast culture and knowledge, although she could not go to university, in which women were not allowed. Nevertheless, She refused to limit herself to domestic chores and made herself one of the great writers of Spanish literature, whose most successful novel was "Los Pazos de Ulloa". The book takes place is in the rural environment of Galicia at the time when caciquismo prevailed, and where the most basic instincts were above any reasoning. The young priest Julián Álvarez arrives at the Pazos de Ulloa to serve as administrator of the cacique Marqués Don Pedro Moscoso. The priest is frightened by the neglect that he finds: the palace threatens ruin, the library is run-down and the accounting adulterated. However, nothing shocks him as much as the moral abandonment of its inhabitants. The whole environment influences each of the characters, including Don Julián, a cultured and refined man who ends up being a victim of the oppression of the atmosphere that sorrrounds him. It is a stunning and memorable story, masterfully narrated, with detailed descriptions of the places, characters, and feelings. Each character, from the marquis to the humblest villager, is extremely interesting and full of nuances. Were I to sum up the book in one word, it would be stirring. Without any doubt, one of the best novels of the century that has been written. ALBERTO MORENO MORENO REVIEW OF A FEMALE WRITER

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DIA INTERNACIONAL DEL LIBRO INTERNATIONALER TAG DES BUCHES JOUR INTERNATIONEL DU LIVRE INTERNATIONAL BOOK DAY 23 de abril, Día Mundial del Libro. Lecturas con voz de Mujer Con motivo del día internacional del libro, el profesorado propondrá al alumnado lecturas de escritoras para adultos y para niños y dará a conocer autoras que tuvieron que esconderse bajo pseudónimos masculinos en un tiempo en que a la mujer no le estaba permitido dedicarse a la literatura. Entre las actividades de aula se realizaron las siguientes: - mediaciones de críticas sobre libros - una crítica de un libro o bien individual o bien en grupo -un club de lectura en el que se comparta un libro favorito. - sacar los libros de la biblioteca de aula a las mesas estilo mercadillo de libros - escribir un relato corto. En el caso de que el alumnado sea masculino, podrían escribir con un pseudónimo de mujer.👧 - Investigar por cuenta propia escritoras relacionadas con la cultura e idioma que estudian... - proponer una lectura común para luego abrir un debate en clase - alguna idea propia....

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International Women's Day 'A breath of fresh air': readers on women who changed the world in 2020 We asked you to tell us about women who have made a difference and how they inspired you Guardian readers Mon 8 Mar 2021 14.50 GMTLast modified on Mon 8 Mar 2021 15.28 GMT Shares 157 5:44 Youth poet laureate Amanda Gorman reads The Hill We Climb at Biden inauguration – video Amanda Gorman ‘She was a breath of fresh air on inauguration day’ She is a young, intelligent and brilliant woman who will accomplish great things for good causes such as feminism, [and fighting] marginalisation, oppression, racism, etc. Our world today needs women and men of this calibre in order to live better together. In this difficult period, with the Covid-19 pandemic, it was so wonderful to get a breath of fresh air on Joe Biden’s inauguration day, and the accompanying enthusiasm to maintain good mental and physical health. Young people, especially, need hope for a future that looks so bleak. Nicole Dorion Poussart, retired historian, Quebec City, Canada Greta Thunberg ‘She dedicated her childhood to defend this planet’ Greta Thunberg Greta Thunberg pictured during a Fridays for Future protest in front of the Swedish parliament, Stockholm, October 2020. Photograph: Jonathan Nackstrand/AFP/Getty Images She dedicated her childhood to defend this planet. She is still very young but knows how to address the public and express her ideas and ideals. I don’t know how she came to be so dedicated – it’s outstanding! We need people who can persuade politicians to do something and cut emissions, save our flora and fauna and the land. Australia could become a desert if we don’t do something about water and stop the multinational companies from making millions from destroying this environment. We have a beautiful country and lots of people I know want to keep it beautiful, but it is difficult. We need people like Greta – I hope she lives for ever! Nathalie Shepherd, 79, originally from Holland but living in Adelaide, Australia Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ‘She is a political powerhouse’ Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez questions postmaster General Louis DeJoy before the House oversight and reform committee in Washington, DC, August 2020. Photograph: Tom Williams/AFP/Getty Images AOC is a Democratic representative from New York’s 14th congressional district. She is a political newcomer and a rising star because of her popular democratic-socialist policies and ideas. It’s ideas like the “green new deal”, tuition-free public college, affordable housing and many more that have gained traction among the working class and future generations. Love her or hate her, you’ve got to admit AOC is a political powerhouse. She works tirelessly to amplify progressive voices that have been neglected by our government for decades. It feels really good having a member of the government actually care about the people rather than the handouts they receive from oil companies and evil corporations. Never has a member of Congress been so transparent and supportive of effective political reform. Abdullah Chaudhry, 19, student, Texas, US Zelda Perkins ‘She’s been really brave in speaking out against Harvey Weinstein’ Zelda Perkins appearing on ITV’s Peston in February 2020. Zelda Perkins appearing on ITV’s Peston in February 2020. Photograph: Jonathan Hordle/Rex/Shutterstock She has been really brave in speaking out about her regret around the NDA she signed [in 1998] after allegations against Harvey Weinstein, who was convicted of rape and sexual assault in 2020 and sentenced to 23 years in prison. Breaking the NDA, and the debate this sparked about how pernicious they are in enabling abusive behaviour to go unchecked, makes her a really important figure and unsung hero in the post-#MeToo landscape. She’s really committed and brave, and clearly not in it for the fame. She has articulated really well the hold that men like Weinstein have on the women who have come into contact with them, and why this is not just about Weinstein, but addressing a toxic power imbalance. Ruth, 45, London Stacey Abrams ‘She’s been nominated for the Nobel peace prize for her work in the 2020 US election’ Stacey Abrams speaking during the national action network convention in New York in April 2019. Stacey Abrams speaking at the National Action Network convention in New York, April 2019. Photograph: Seth Wenig/AP She is a US democratic politician, lawyer, author and voting-rights activist who played a significant role in getting the state of Georgia to vote for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in the 2020 US presidential election. She was also largely instrumental in ensuring that the new Democrat government had a working majority in the Senate by getting Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff elected in the runoff election that took place in January 2021. She has recently been nominated for the Nobel peace prize for her work in the 2020 election. In this time of political turmoil, I am inspired by Abrams because she has shown what is lacking in so many of our politicians in the UK and US – intelligence, honesty, bravery, transparency, decency, pragmatism, hard work and a wonderful sense of humour. She has shown that an individual can make a difference, and without cynicism. We should thank her, for we owe her a lot. John Glasser, 74, retired computer consultant, Tring, Hertfordshire Hannah Gadsby ‘She touches on topics such as abuse and autism and puts them in easy words’ Hannah Gadsby Hannah Gadsby at the AACTA International awards in Los Angeles, January 2019. Photograph: AFF-USA/Rex/Shutterstock She’s an Australian standup who has done two Netflix comedy specials. Her second one, which was released in May last year, was on her autism. It’s super-funny, but at the same time touches on so many important topics and subjects that are usually quite hard to explain. I’ve watched both her shows at least 10 times so far and I will probably watch them again at some point, because they don’t get boring. Advertisement She inspires me by putting subjects such as abuse and autism in easy words and explaining feminist concepts so well. It’s highly educating and encourages me to fight my own feminist battles, to put my own struggles in words and explain them to others. I’m still much less agreeable than she is when I’m talking about feminism, so I hope I will be able to put things into words as lightly and at the same time convincingly as she does. Anna, Berlin, Germany Topics

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Das Video handelt sich um den Frauentag, der vor 100 Jahre gefeiert wird. Frauentag ist ein Tag, in den die Frauen für ihrem Rechte demonstrieren. Erstmal wurde er am 19. März gefeiert aber ein Paar Tage nach wurden viele Frauen in einem Fabrik in New York gegen einem Brand gestorben und deshalb hat der Frauentag wichtig bekommt. Heute wird er im 8. März gefeiert, weil viele Frauen in Russland für Essen und Sicherheit für ihnen und irhen Männer demonstriert haben, nachdem viele Soldaten in Zweiter Weltkrieg gestorben sind. Danke Shön Esmeralda Pérez Mediation 8. März

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