Love of Nation and Women's Citizenship in Rosario de Acųa's Amor a la patria
Gender, Casticismo, and Imperial Nations in Spain's Fin de Sïcle: Blanca de los R̕os's Sangre espąola (1899)
Part Two: Compassionate Reason and the Monstrosity of War in Concepci̤n Arenal's Writings, 1869-79
Concepci̤n Arenal on Charity, Patria, and Painting War's Truths
The Monstrosity of War: Concepci̤n Arenal's Cuadros de la Guerra and Ensayo sobre el Derecho de Gentes
Part Three: Honour, Dishonour, and Getting Intimate with Empire
Fin-de-Sïcle Female Writers: A Psychology of the Disaster
Disordering the Imperial Home: Blanca de los R̕os's La nįa de Sanabria (1907)
Purity of Blood in the National Family? Spain's War in Morocco in Carmen de Burgos's En la guerra (Episodios de Melilla) (1909)
Part Four: Between Feminist Aspirations and Pacifist Ideals: Carmen de Burgos's First World War Writings
Reading between the Lines as Implicated Observer: Burgos's Essays on the First World War and Women in War
Denouncing War's Broken Syntax: Burgos's First World War Novellas.