Woman, professional education and modernization in Spain
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Abstract
The possibilities of promotion and improvement of the social position that offered the professional education would not leave indifferent to the feminine community during the period of the Restoration, inside the frame of the configuration of the modern State. The woman of half kind understood that the new labour opportunities, that opened with the modernization of the industry, would allow him integrate in a no Know field until the moment. The vocation to these spaces was used like road of liberalization. For this, did is missing to form professionally and give fit to the demands of human capital that the economic needs of the moment sued. This process was the one who allowed him open place in other professional spaces, although they did not leave to be dominated by the conditions that established the gender.
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