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In the process of cultural and political independence in Peru, four women standout in the areas of political and cultural emancipation: Micaela Bastidas, Francisca de Zubiaga «la Mariscala», Flora Tristan and Clorinda Matto de Turner. The first two were the heroines who lead the wars of independence and the later civil strife. The last two were writers who became «workers of thought» who supported the emancipation of women and indigenous Peruvians in the 19th century. By following their literary footsteps in the process of Peruvian literature, it is necessary to reflect on how these women, protagonists of the Hispano-American emancipation, were cast into oblivion.

De Micaela Bastidas a Magda Portal: recuperaciones crítico-literarias de las independentistas del Perú