Arts and Humanities
Chronicles
100%
Periodicals
73%
Reading practices
50%
Print culture
40%
Urban
40%
main characters
40%
Daily Life
40%
Subjectivity
36%
Chroniclers
26%
Sisters
20%
Women readers
20%
Clarice Lispector
20%
Chilean narrative
20%
Mass Culture
20%
Modernist
20%
Female Reader
20%
lovers
20%
Latin American
20%
Intellectuals
20%
Esthetics
20%
Criticism
20%
Liberal Party
20%
reportage
20%
Repertoire
20%
Limits
20%
1920s
20%
Action
20%
Popular
20%
Social Space
20%
Technological Change
20%
Leaders
20%
Cultural Elite
20%
Material Culture
20%
Cultural Artifact
20%
Visual languages
20%
notoriety
20%
Social Life
20%
Urban Spaces
20%
Femininity
20%
Catholic Church
20%
Tension
15%
Womens Participation
15%
Homogenization
13%
Empathy
13%
Chile
10%
Beauty
10%
Interviewee
10%
Pseudonym
10%
Biographical Profile
10%
private sphere
10%
Keyphrases
Chilean
90%
Reading Practices
50%
Journalism
40%
Latin American
40%
Journalists
40%
Print Culture
30%
Main Character
30%
Daily Life
30%
Zigzag
26%
Women Readers
20%
Typewriter
20%
Act of Writing
20%
Personal Motivation
20%
Hombres
20%
Cultural Field
20%
20th Century
20%
Vega
20%
Cultural Artifacts
20%
Clarice Lispector
20%
Urban Experience
20%
Urban Space
20%
Lispector
20%
Visual Language
20%
Cultural Elites
20%
Brasil
20%
Social Space
20%
Printing Materials
20%
Sanitary Regulations
20%
Mass Culture
20%
Micro-community
20%
Way of Living
20%
Mara
20%
Female Readers
20%
Maria
20%
Lover
20%
Sorority
20%
Feasible Space
20%
Embodied Empathy
20%
Mutual Understanding
20%
Material Culture
20%
Comp
20%
Modernist
20%
Poverty
20%
Women Participation
20%
Empathy
20%
Enhanced Sensitivity
20%
American Modernity
13%
Urban Character
10%
Material Elements
10%
Home Health
10%
INIS
women
83%
presses
53%
construction
50%
space
46%
cities
40%
females
30%
images
30%
production
23%
apparatus
20%
spheres
20%
balances
20%
streets
20%
children
20%
information
20%
chile
20%
purification
20%
employees
20%
communities
20%
increasing
13%
aesthetics
10%
photographs
10%
sensitivity
10%
impulse
10%
schools
10%
labor
10%
failures
10%
control
10%
people
10%
comparative evaluations
10%
environment
10%
drawing
10%
workers
10%
males
10%
travel
6%
