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	Flora Tristan - Paul Gauguin
		Ihr Vater, ein Oberst, ist ein reicher, adeliger Peruaner, ihre Mutter eine nach Spanien emigrierte Französin.
		Tristan berichtet hier von der Frivolität der Frauen der herrschenden Klasse und wie sie auf einer der großen Haziendas Zeugin der grausamen Behandlung von Sklavinnen wurde.
		Flora Tristan, de son côté, veut faire advenir un monde où la femme serait l'égale de l'homme et les ouvriers des travailleurs délivrés de l'esclavage imposé par les patrons.
	www.arlindo-correia.com /100903.html (10429 words)

	Flora Tristan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Even though Flora Tristan did not live to see 1848, her radical ideas and her personal involvement in French workers' struggles for social justice were a small but significant element in the groundswell of leftist criticism that undermined the legitimacy of the conservative Orleanist regime during the 1840s.
		Tristan was heavily influenced by the utopian-socialist thinkers of her day, but she diverged from the Saint-Simonians and the Fourierists in important particulars.
		Tristan's sudden death in 1844 cut short her involvement in the social reform movement that culminated in 1848, but her writings and her personal contact with provincial artisans left their mark on subsequent developments.
	www.ohiou.edu /~Chastain/rz/tristan.htm (776 words)

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		Cuando era muy jovencita Flora Tristán, su madre consiguió emplearla en una oficina de grabados como obrera colorista, obrera que coloreaba los grabados que realizaba un señor llamado André Chazal, que tenía esta pequeña imprenta.
		Cuando Flora Tristán se entera de esto irrumpe en casa de André Chazal, rescata a su hija y denuncia a este padre violador e incestuoso ante los tribunales.
		Flora hace un viaje a Londres y escribe, luego de pasarse cuatro meses en la capital de lo que era entonces el centro de la Revolución Industrial, un libro también admirable, que se llama "Paseos por Londres".
	www.caretas.com.pe /2003/1763/articulos/mvll.phtml (1903 words)

	floratristan
		Flora Tristan blev allerede i sin tid betragtet som en brobygger mellem den utopiske og den videnskabelige socialisme og høstede anerkendelse for sine kønsteorier.
		Flora Tristan bør indgå i rækken af kvindelige tænkere, hun problematiserede kønnet før Simone de Bouvoir og magten før Hanne Arendt.
		Flora Tristan opmuntrede kvinderne til at engagere sig politisk, socialt og humanistisk, og argumenterede for, at politik går direkte til sagen selv og at der ikke er noget forskel mellem det personlige og det politiske.
	www.homestead.com /vucarium/floratristan.html (6512 words)

	washingtonpost.com: Paul Gauguin: An Erotic Life
		Fifty years later, in 1894, Flora Tristan's fame as a writer and social reformer had diminished but not disappeared; during her grandson's struggle for artistic recognition, it not only opened many doors for him but gave him something to live up to.
		Tristan met him when she was apprenticed in his lithography shop in Paris around 1819, and showed artistic ability herself.
		Flora Tristan is often held up as the source of Gauguin's wanderlust and creativity, and there are indeed parallels between the passionate, crusading temperaments of grandmother and grandson.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/style/longterm/books/chap1/paulgauguin.htm (3806 words)

	Flora Tristan
		In 1844 Flora Tristan died of typhoid fever.
		Flora Tristan was born in 1804 to a French woman and a Peruvian aristocrat.
		Flora Tristan after completing this work of hers took a tour around France to inform the working class of her ideas and for them to unite as one to form this union.
	www.bu.edu /econ/faculty/kyn/newweb/economic_systems/Theory/NonMarx_Socialism/Utopian_socialism/flora_tristan_lg.htm (633 words)

	flora
		In the early 1830s, French feminist Flora Tristan traveled to Peru, where she stayed for nine months with her aristocratic family.
		When she arrived in Arequipa, the site of the familial home, Flora was welcomed warmly into the privileged circle of upper class Peruvian society and heard every scandal imaginable.
		Flora in fact felt a great fondness for Peru and the Peruvians she ridiculed, particularly Don Pio.
	www.passionfruit.com /flora.html (291 words)

	Flora Tristan
		Franco-péruvienne descendante de Montézuma, Flora Tristan dont l'éducation avait été négligée, tenta de s'émanciper aussi bien sur le plan matériel qu'intellectuel.
		Flora Tristan montrait " l'Angleterre comme le laboratoire de la civilisation qui ne tarderait pas à gagner l'Europe " ; toutefois, elle prévenait contre un modèle de développement où l'homme était sacrifié à la tyrannie du profit.
		Aventure épuisant puisque Flora Tristan mourut à Bordeaux, en novembre 1844.
	pluriel.free.fr /tristan.html (298 words)

	Cecilia Bustamante: Flora Tristán, precursora del socialismo
		Flora Tristán y Moscoso, nació el 7 de abril de 1803 en París, destinada a convertirse en una de las mujeres más importantes del siglo XIX como precursora del feminismo y del socialismo utópico francés.
		Flora nos enciende, además, la imaginación y hace reflexionar sobre la fuerza del espíritu humano.
		De sangre de Incas, de aztecas, italianos, franceses y españoles, Flora tuvo una breve vida dedicada a su pasión: la de convencer a la clase trabajadora de su papel revolucionario.
	www.lainsignia.org /2002/mayo/cul_002.htm (593 words)

	Flora Tristan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Flora Tristan (born April 7, 1803 in Paris, France - died November 14, 1844 in Bordeaux, France) was a socialist writer and activist.
		When her father died before her fifth birthday in 1807, the situation of Flora and her mother changed drastically from the high standards of living they were accustomed to, prompting them in 1832 to go to Arequipa, to claim her paternal inheritance which was in possession of her uncle Pío de Tristán.
		Flora Tristan herself authored several works, the best known of which are Peregrinations of a Pariah (1838), Promenades in London (1840), and The Workers' Union (1843).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Flora_Tristan (277 words)

	The Way to Paradise by Mario Vargas Llosa, reviews, links and opinions, book club reading suggestions
		The life of Flora Tristan is a grim and selfless life, where she strives to change the world for the downtrodden worker.
		Gauguin and Tristan's lives are worlds apart, but the author succeeds in highlighting their similarities - their almost violent obsession, their willingness to sacrifice everything, including their families, to follow their dream.
		Tristan and Gauguin never met in real life; and their stories do not so much coalesce as challenge each other in their descent to ever greater depths of disillusion and misery.
	www.book-club.co.nz /books04/4wayparadise.htm (918 words)

	MujeresHoy-Flora Tristán, sola y rebelde
		Flora, su madre y hermano menor, se ven obligados a dejar su hermosa mansión de París para vivir en el campo.
		Flora, presionada por su madre, acepta casarse para salir de la pobreza.
		Flora asiste a la movilización popular, durante la Revolución que derroca a Carlos X y coloca en el trono a Luis Felipe.
	www.mujereshoy.com /secciones/499.shtml (1830 words)

	Flora Tristan - Wikipédia
		Flora Tristan (1803-1844) est une femme de lettres, militante socialiste et féministe qui fut l'une des figures majeures du débat social dans les années 1840, et participa aux premiers pas de l'internationalisme.
		Flora et sa mère vont alors se débattre avec d'insurmontables difficultés financières qui vont précipiter, à 17 ans, le mariage de Flora avec un graveur en taille-douce, André Chazal.
		Tristan s’évade d’une vie quotidienne où la femme est considérée comme une mineure incapable par la lecture de Rousseau, Lamartine et surtout de Madame de Staël.
	fr.wikipedia.org /wiki/Flora_Tristan (1094 words)

	Amazon.com: The London Journal of Flora Tristan 1842: The Aristocracy and the Working Class of England: Books: Jean ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		This was Flora Tristan (1803-1844), one of the earliest socialists (Marx used many of her ideas in his 1848 manifesto) and feminists, a woman remembered today, if at all, as the grandmaother of Gaugin.
		Flora Tristan came to inspect London from top to bottom and this she did, visiting prisons, brothels, asylums, factories, gin palaces, infant schools, the Irish and Jewish ghettos, Chartist meetings, Ascot races and the House of Parlament (to which she gained entry by dressing as a Turk).
		Flora Tristan was a woman of striking personality, a brilliant social critic and a graphic diarist.
	www.amazon.com /London-Journal-Flora-Tristan-1842/dp/0860682145 (761 words)

	The Way to Paradise - Mario Vargas Llosa
		Flora Tristán was also married, and had three children with André Chazal, but she detested her husband (and was repelled by sex) and left him, only to be hounded by him for years to come.
		Flora Tristán even went to her family in Peru, hoping to find escape there, and admitting to "dreams of becoming a prosperous little bourgeoise", but as an illegitimate daughter she has no claim to money from her family, and, in any case, the lifestyle there did not suit her.
		The stories of Flora Tristán's manic husband and her struggles to remain independent despite the near-impossibility of doing so as a woman who abandoned her husband, her passage to Peru, her own literary efforts (she wrote several books), and her conversion to a proselytising life are often engrossing.
	www.complete-review.com /reviews/vargas/paraiso.htm (2168 words)

	MujeresHoy-Flora Tristán inexplorada: El paraíso en la otra esquina
		Así pues, las contradicciones y debilidades de Gauguin en su cruzada descivilizadora provocan fascinación, mientras que aquellas de Flora, en su empeño proselitista y justiciero, resultan en la novela más bien anticuadas y dignas de compasión.
		Hay muchos huecos en la biografía de Flora, sobre todo en lo que se refiere a su sexualidad, y es en estos intersticios en los que la imaginación sensual de Vargas Llosa ha tenido que trabajar más.
		La novela sugiere que la sordidez y la violencia del matrimonio enfermaron a Flora para siempre de frigidez, de la que sólo se recuperaría —y apenas parcialmente- años más tarde cuando conoce a Olimpia.
	www.mujereshoy.com /secciones/715.shtml (805 words)

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		Flora attirait à elle des disciples venus de toutes les écoles de pensée, même du communisme icarien d'Etienne Cabet auquel elle s'était heurté.
		Personnalité contradictoire entre toutes, Flora fut jugée sévèrement par George Sand, qui l'a approchée de près et a eu à souffrir de sa superbe.
		Ecrivain au regard vif et original, Flora Tristan illustre avec éclat la composante sociale du romantisme.
	biosoc.univ-paris1.fr /maitron/Dico/fem3.htm (3084 words)

	Flora Tristán (1803-1844)
		Ana de Miguel y Rosalía Romero: Flora Tristán: Feminismo y Socialismo.
		Mujeres en red, tomado de Ana de Miguel y Rosalía Romero: Flora Tristán: Feminismo y Socialismo.
		Flora Tristán es autora de diferentes escritos de ensayo y de carácter autobiográfico, pero destaca especialmente por su obra Unión Obrera, publicada en 1843.
	www.malostratos.org /mujeres/tristan.htm (897 words)

	HLI Pres Releases
		FRONT ROYAL, VA—“Human Life International will not allow Flora Tristán, a prominent anti-life feminist group in Perú, to brazenly claim it’s not pro-abortion, especially as it attacks Congressman Chávez,” stated Rev. Thomas J. Euteneuer, president of Human Life International, the world’s largest pro-life, pro-family apostolate.
		According to a 1999 case study in Perú conducted as part of a UNFPA project to measure cash flows for population activities, “One of Flora Tristán’s principal lines of action is the advocacy, IEC and training aimed at the improvement of reproductive health services, [and] safe abortion.
		Flora Tristán’s own website promotes legalizing abortion and touts participation in a 1990 meeting in Argentina that resulted in the annual “Day for the Legalization of Abortion” throughout Latin America and the Caribbean.
	www.hli.org /press_releases_hypocritical_attack_chavez.html (363 words)

	Project pages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Flora Tristan (1803-1844) is most remembered for her contribution to feminism and socialism.
		Her life was in many ways a struggle for recognition - of her plight as an illegitimate child of a nobleman, of her cruel treatment at the hands of her husband.
		Many of her own letters have already been published, but there is a large corpus of letters to Flora Tristan that have not yet appeared in print.
	www.shef.ac.uk /hri/projects/projectpages/florat.html (285 words)

	eBooks.com - Flora Tristan: Life Stories eBook
		Flora Tristan: Life Sories by Susan Grogan, investigates the life of Flora Tristan through an exploration of the way she represented herself in her own writings.
		She places Flora Tristan in the context of contemporary debates and ideas, adding to our understanding of the times in which Flora Tristan lived.
		Flora Tristan: Life Stories argues that Flora Tristan's self-representations were attempts to claim a role of authority and significance not open to women in the nineteenth century.
	www.ebooks.com /cj.asp?IID=170393 (467 words)

	Flora Tristan - Biografía - Mujeres en Red
		Flora Tristán nació en París el 7 de abril en 1803, en plena época napoleónica.
		Por este motivo, Flora comienza a trabajar como obrera en un taller de lítografia.
		Flora Tristán, hacia la articulación de feminismo y socialismo en el siglo XIX.
	www.nodo50.org /mujeresred/flora_tristan.html (780 words)

	Flora Tristan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Contrary to the romantic ways of such writers as George Sand or Marie d'Agoult, Flora Tristan was not a novelist.
		After all, the "women's ignorance, hostility toward their husbands, or brutality toward their children [was] not their fault but that of society."(Moses, 112) As her writings became more published, she saw herself as "the woman messiah," who alone would bring about freedom to women and the working class.
		By the early 1840s, Tristan redirected her writing away from simply women issues and moved towards the rights of all working class Parisians.
	www.mtholyoke.edu /courses/rschwart/hist255/at/tristan.html (448 words)

	Célébrations nationales 2003 - Flora Tristan
		Combats de la gauche bourgeoise, pourrait-on dire, pour George Sand, qui devient libérale puis républicaine, combats de l’extrême-gauche pour Flora Tristan, qui demeure comme un acteur trop peu connu du « mouvement ouvrier ».
		Le poumon percé d’un coup de pistolet en 1838, Flora Tristan, la santé ébranlée, mourra « poitrinaire » six ans plus tard.
		La mémoire de Flora Tristan nous aide utilement à enrichir l’histoire d’un « mouvement ouvrier » réel, qu’on ne saurait réduire aux noms évocateurs et symboliques de Karl Marx, d’Auguste Blanqui ou d’Agricol Perdiguier.
	www.culture.gouv.fr /culture/actualites/celebrations2003/tristan.htm (346 words)

	Flora Tristan (Biografie)
		Flora Tristan las viel, bildete sich autodidaktisch und wurde schließlich von einem Verwandten namens Don Mariano de Goyeneche in Bordeaux aufgenommen, der sie für eine Jungfrau hielt und nicht wissen durfte, dass sie drei Kinder geboren und ihren Mann verlassen hatte.
		April 1835 verabschiedete Flora Tristan sich von ihren Verwandten in Arequipa und kehrte nach Frankreich zurück.
		Fahrten einer Paria", in dem Flora Tristan über ihre Beobachtungen, Erlebnisse und Erfahrungen nicht nur in Arequipa berichtete.
	www.dieterwunderlich.de /Flora_Tristan.htm (839 words)

	Flora Tristan \| Founder of Modern Feminism \| Peregrinations of a Pariah \| Promenades in London \| Questia.com Online ...
		Flora Tristan UTOPIAN FEMINIST -ii- Flora Tristan UTOPIAN FEMINIST Her Travel Diaries and Personal Crusade...America Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data...
		Labor and Internationalism ("From Flora Tristan to Karl Marx" begins on p.
		FROM FLORA TRISTAN TO KARL MARX From 1843 on...organization was presented.
	www.questia.com /library/sociology-and-anthropology/flora-tristan.jsp (446 words)

	IWHC's colleagues in Peru
		IWHC is currently supporting ACPC to continue to raise awareness around Asháninka women's reproductive and sexual health needs and to encourage cultural sensitivity and respect for women's human rights in the local public health system.
		Founded in 1979 in Lima, Flora Tristán is a leading feminist organization in Peru and beyond.
		Flora Tristán is a national leader in advocating for safe abortion in Peru, where the procedure is highly restricted by law and rarely available through the public health system, even under circumstances where it is legal.
	www.iwhc.org /programs/latin_america/peru/colleagues.cfm (1049 words)

	Flora Tristan
		Along with the Engels reading this captures the misery, squalor, and desperation of urban conditions that made the "social question" the burning issue of the 1840s.
		Tristan became one of the earliest French Socialists
		There are more than two hundred thousand members of the Irish proletariat living in different parts of the metropolis; they work as porters, men who are given the heaviest tasks because they will work for the lowest wages.
	www.cooper.edu /humanities/classes/coreclasses/hss3/f_tristan.html (876 words)

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