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Carmen de Burgos stands out in the literature of the nineteenth century for her prolific work as a narrator and journalist, although she was also the author of academic texts, travel books, essays and poetry. One of the facets of her most interesting and unknown production is that of editor and translator, a task she carried out in different progressive publishing houses, like the Valencian Sempere, Maucci from Barcelona or Serra and Rivadeneyra in Madrid. With respect to Italian culture, after her great critical edition of Leopardi's works published in 1911, Colombine maintained a constant interest in literature and the press of this young country. Present paper analyzes the essay versions of Paolo Mantegazza, Roberto Bracco and other journalists that she discovered on her first Italian journey and subsequently she purposed in Spain in order to promote reflection on the condition of modern women.

ENSAYO Y PERIODISMO ITALIANO SEGÚN LAS VERSIONES DE CARMEN DE BURGOS, COLOMBINE