Niñas que jugaron en las calles ¿mujeres confiadas? La paradoja cubana

The article addresses the possible relationships berween the construction of trust and street games. For this purpose, an interview was appilied to a group of women living in Spain, the US, México and Cuba. Games in the streets were also observed and documented in Havana and Villa Clara.

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Tercio Creciente
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.17561/rtc.27.9404
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Cuban History and Society
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Niñas que jugaron en las calles ¿mujeres confiadas? La paradoja cubana

Giselda E. Hernández Ramírez
Tercio Creciente
Cuban History and Society
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Niñas que jugaron en las calles ¿mujeres confiadas? La paradoja cubana

Giselda E. Hernández Ramírez
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The article addresses the possible relationships berween the construction of trust and street games. For this purpose, an interview was appilied to a group of women living in Spain, the US, México and Cuba. Games in the streets were also observed and documented in Havana and Villa Clara.

Tercio Creciente(27)
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 100%
Cuban History and Society
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