La identitad humillada de las rojas: vocabulario misógino en las páginas de los médicos Antonio Vallejo-Nájera y Félix Martí Ibáñez

The 'rojas', the Republican women who actively participated in the Civil War, were the object of misogynist considerations both in the theories of the Falangist psychiatrist Antonio Vallejo Nágera (1889-1960) and in the considerations and recommendations of the anarchist doctor Félix Martí Ibáñez (1911-1972). Through the reading of some of his pages we will try to reflect on the misogynist language used by men of science between the Civil War and the establishment of Francoism, highlighting especially words and expressions revealing aversion, rejection and disregard for women.