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Eugenia Zicavo: “Until 10 years ago, I barely read any women authors”
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Eugenia Zicavo: “Until 10 years ago, I barely read any women authors”

From Clarín · () Spanish

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  • Eugenia Zicavo, a sociologist, literary critic and university lecturer, says that until a decade ago she had barely read women authors.
  • She wrote “Feminisms: From When and Until When?” and “This Boca Is Mine,” and now leads a radio series and a podcast.

“Until 10 years ago, I barely read any women authors,” says Eugenia Zicavo, a sociologist and literary critic who holds a doctorate in social sciences.

Zicavo teaches at the universities of Tres de Febrero and Buenos Aires. She wrote “Feminisms: From When and Until When?” and “This Boca Is Mine.” She previously hosted cultural programs and now leads a radio series and a podcast.

Until 10 years ago, I barely read any women authors.

— Eugenia Zicavo, sociologist and literary criticShe reflects on her reading habits before the past decade.
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