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In the academic vacuum caused by the Civil War, and the dependent social position that women were placed in by the dictatorship that followed, Elena Catena was one of the first women to obtain a doctorate in
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Elena Catena was the author of numerous journal articles. She contributed to various collective publications and directed numerous theses. The most complete review of her publications is compiled by Pilar Martínez in
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after her retirement. Her work as a teacher was accompanied by work as an editor, having been responsible for the
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feminist groups. It was not alien or passive, therefore, to the political situation, and existed through the end of the dictatorship and the
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