The pamphlet Mis Proclamas, by Juana Rouco Buela, the circulation of anarchist prints and the propaganda among women

Abstract

Taking as a reference the work of the libertarian Juana Rouco Buela within the anarchist movement that developed in South America in the early decades of the 20th century, with emphasis on Argentina, the article discusses the dynamics of editing and circulation of anarchist publications in the Andean- platese, highlighting the Editorial Lux, from Chile, and the edition of the booklet Mis Proclamas. It is also directed towards evaluating the role played by Buela's libertarian writing not only in the propaganda of anarchism, but as an inciter of direct action. The pamphlet, aimed at women, aims to disseminate the author's questions and analyses, which present a clearly opinionated concern, in an attempt to sensitize readers to the anarchist cause and its fight against the tyranny of the State, the exploitation of Capital and oppression. Social. Filled with opinions and positions, the ideas explained in Mis Proclamas are permeated with values, constituting a field of tension in which various references to certain themes that were privileged in the debate between anarchists are perceived, among them we highlight social inequality, class conflicts and feminism.