Auge y Caída de la Masonería en México en el Siglo XIX. La Exclusión de la Mujer bajo la mirada del Discurso Masónico de Laureana Wright González

Abstract

Female Freemasonry in Mexico was ephemeral during the nineteenth century. It was established with the support of men Freemasons committed to the education of women and their emancipation from the Catholic dogma. Such effort failed due to the incoherent Masonic dogmas that did not match the progress they claimed to defend along with the pressure from international Freemasonry. At the end Mexican Freemasonry chose to keep Women out of the lodges rather than losing e recognition of regular Freemasonry.