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Maria Lacerda de Moura

Maria Lacerda de Moura (1887–1945) was a Brazilian anarcho-feminist, individualist anarchist, teacher, journalist, and writer.[1]

Her thought was mainly influenced by individualist anarchists such as Han Ryner and Émile Armand.[2]

Selected works

  • "A fraternidade na escola" (The fraternity at school) (1922)
  • "A mulher hodierna e o seu papel na sociedade" (The women nowadays and her role in society) (1923)
  • "A mulher é uma degenerada?" (Is the woman a degenerated being?) (1924)
  • "Religião do amor e da beleza" (Religion of love and beauty) (1926)
  • "Amai-vos e não vos multipliqueis" (Love each other and don't breed) (1931)
  • "Han Ryner e o amor no plural" (Han Ryner and the love in plural) (1933)
  • Em torno da Educação (Around education)
  • Renovação (Renovation)
  • Lições da Pedagogia (Lessons from pedagogy) (1925)
  • De Amundsen a Del Prete (From Amundsen to Del Prete) (1928)
  • Civilização, tronco de escravos (Civilisation, trunk of slaves) (1931)
  • Serviço militar obrigatório para a mulher? Recuso-me... (Compulsory military service for women? I refuse...) (1933)
  • Clero e Fascismo, horda de embrutecedores (Clergy and Fascism, horde of brutal people) (1933)
  • Fascismo – filho dileto da Igreja e do Capital (1933)
  • Português para os cursos comerciais (1940)
  • O Silêncio (The Silence) (1944)

References

  1. ↑ "Maria Lacerda de Moura, 1887–1944". Singularidades (16). Translated by Sharkey, Paul. November 2000. ISSN 0872-7104. OCLC 942801815.
  2. ↑ "Maria Lacerda de Moura - Uma Anarquista Individualista Brasileira" by Adelaide Gonçalves and Jorge Silva

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