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Reina Torres de Araúz (1932–1982), anthropologist, ethnographer, and professor (T)
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Ofelia Hooper (1900–1981), sociologist, poet, non-fiction writer, civil rights activist (H)
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Patricia Alvarado Nuñez (born 1967), Panamanian-American television presenter, documentary screenwriter, photographer, journalist (A)
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Amelia Denis de Icaza (1836–1911), romantic poet, the first Panamanian woman to publish her poetry (D)
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Consuelo Tomás (born 1957), puppeteer, playwright, poet, novelist (T)
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Susana Richa de Torrijos (born 1924), educator, essayist, politician (R)
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Panama became independent from Colombia in 1903. Until then, the Isthmus’s most accomplished writers had been associated with Colombian literature. The completion of the Panama Canal in 1914 not only gave the New Republic an international status, but also gave its literature an independent national character. Subsequently, a group of excellent female writers emerged, who actively express delicate feelings and feelings through words.
Panamanian literature in the period of independence is mainly represented in modernist poetry. 1 in addition to this, the random tool also collected other topics that these women writers are good at, such as novels, essays, Long and short articles, and so on. The generator collates the 15 women in detail, noting their dates of birth, their subject matter and other areas of expertise.
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