The Modern Spain Sourcebook: A Cultural History from 1600 to the Present
Editat de Professor Aurora G. Morcillo, María Asunción Gómez, Dr Paula De La Cruz-Fernández, José Manuel Morcillo-Gómezen Limba Engleză Hardback – 11 ian 2018
The book is thematically arranged and includes six key primary sources on ten significant areas of Spanish history, including the arts, work, education, religion, politics, sexuality and empire. As well as the book's overarching introduction, there are theme-specific introductions and vital historical context sections provided for the sources that are presented. There are also useful suggested analytical questions and helpful web link lists included throughout.
The Modern Spain Sourcebook covers political and economic history, but moves beyond this to provide a more complete picture of Spanish history through the sources selected with gender history, social history and cultural history coming to the fore. This is a crucial text containing a vital trove of primary material for all students of Spain and its history.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781474268974
ISBN-10: 1474268978
Pagini: 326
Ilustrații: 14 b/w illustrations
Dimensiuni: 156 x 236 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.64 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1474268978
Pagini: 326
Ilustrații: 14 b/w illustrations
Dimensiuni: 156 x 236 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.64 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Cuprins
List of Illustrations
Introduction
1. Literature and Art
Document 1: Miguel de Cervantes, from The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha, 1605
Document 2: María de Zayas, from Exemplary Tales of Love and Disillusion, 1637
Document 3: Benito Feijóo y Montenegro, "A Defense or Vindication of Women," 1726 from Universal Theater of Criticism. First volume. 16th Treaty. 1726- 1740)
Document 4: Francisco de Goya y Lucientes, etching "The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters," 1799
Document 5: Xavier Badia-Vilatò, poster "Ambition, Militarism, War. This Is Fascism. Unite to Destroy it", 1936
Document 6: María Zambrano, from For a History of Mercy, 1989
2. Labor and Business History
Document 1: Pedro Rodríguez Campomanes, Excerpts from "Treatise on The Education of Artisans and their Improvement", 1775
Document 2: Juan Álvarez Mendizábal, Decree of Disentailment of the Regular Clergy, 1836
Document 3: Chair Act 1912. Wednesday February 28, 1912
Document 4: "Labor Charter," 1938 and "Law of Political and Labor Rights of Women," 1961
Document 5: MATESA Scandal, 1969
Document 6: Table of Workers Salaries by provinces, 1973
3. Feminisms
Document 1: Josefa Amar y Borbón, "Prologue" from Discourse abut Women's Physical and Moral Education, 1790
Document 2: Concepción Arenal, from Women of the Future, 1861
Document 3: Carmen de Burgos, Divorce in Spain, 1904
Document 4: Consuelo Berges, "Republican Women's Union, Pathways" from
Cultura integral femenina, 1933
Document 5: Lidia Falcón, The Feminist Reason, 1981
Document 6: Law against gender violence. Ley Orgánica 1/2004
4. Everyday Life & Material Culture
Document 1: Singer sewing machine advertisement, ca. 1890
Document 2: Cover Blanco y Negro, 1936
Document 3: Ricard Terré, photograph Holy Week, 1957
Document 4: Carlos Giménez, comics from Paracuellos, 1975
Document 5: Spain, cover National Geographic, 1965
Document 6: Advertisement, Jabón Lagarto, 1960s
5. Education
Document 1: Juan Luis Vives, from The Education of the Christian Woman, 1523
Document 2: Gaspar Melchor de Jovellanos, from "Guidelines for the Creation of A Plan of Public Instruction to the Junta of this Matter," 1809
Document 3: Law of Public Instruction, Moyano Law, 1857
Document 4: Constitution 1931 Articles 48-50 & Constitution 1978 Article 27
Document 5: Secondary Education Law 1953
Document 6: Organic Law of Education 2006
6. Political Power and the Law
Document 1: Spanish Constitutions, 1812 and 1978
Document 2: Civil Code, 1889 and 1958
Document 3: Spanish Constitution 1931
Document 4: Law of Political Responsibilities 1939
Document 5: Fundamental Principles of the State, 1958
Document 6: Law of Historical Memory (Ley de recuperación de la memoria Histórica, 2007
7. Religion
Document 1: Concordat, 1851
Document 2: Spanish Bishops' from "Collective Letter", 1937
Document 3: Enrique Tarancón, from Pastoral Letter "Our daily bread," 1951
Document 4: Franco as Medieval Knight
Document 5: "The Socio-religious change in Spain" FOESSA, Estudios socisológicos sobre la situación social de España
Document 6: Gay Priest magazine Zero cover (2002)
8. Public Health and Welfare
Document 1: Count of Cobarrus, Letter I, On Public Health, 1808
Document 2: Juan Giné Partagás, from Lessons on elementary private and public hygiene, 1871-72
Document 3: Women's Section of Falange, Photographs of Gymnastics, 1960
Document 4: Tomás Caro Patón, The Fallen Woman. Memoirs and Reflections of a Physician in the Anti Venereal Struggle, 1959
Document 5: Sociology of Health Care. FOESSA, 1975 and Table on Causes of Death 1968-1970
Document 6: Organic Law for the Legalization of abortion 9/1985
9. Gendered Sexualities
Document 1: Gregorio Marañon, The Evolution of Sexuality and the Intersexual Conditions, 1930
Document 2: Hildegart Rodríguez, El problema sexual tratado por una mujer española, 1931
Document 3: Dr. Ramón Serrano Vicens, Informe Sexual de la Mujer Española, 1978
Document 4: Esperanza Vaello Esquerdo, The Crime of Adultery and Cohabitation, 1976
Document 5: Pedro Almodovar, movie still The Law of Desire, 1987
Document 6: Gay Marriage Law, 2005
10. Empires across Oceans
Document 1: Bartolomé de las Casas, Christopher Columbus Travels, 1566-1600
Document 2: Emilio Castelar, Speech against Slavery, 1870
Document 3: Manifesto of the revolutionary junta of the island of Cuba, addressed to its countrymen and to all nations, 1898
Document 4: Law of Paternal Dissent in Cuba and Puerto Rico 1882
Document 5: Political Cartoons from Gedeón, 1898
Document 6: Gumersindo Azcárate, Speech on the Political and Economic Interests of Spain in Morocco, 1910
Further Reading
Introduction
1. Literature and Art
Document 1: Miguel de Cervantes, from The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha, 1605
Document 2: María de Zayas, from Exemplary Tales of Love and Disillusion, 1637
Document 3: Benito Feijóo y Montenegro, "A Defense or Vindication of Women," 1726 from Universal Theater of Criticism. First volume. 16th Treaty. 1726- 1740)
Document 4: Francisco de Goya y Lucientes, etching "The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters," 1799
Document 5: Xavier Badia-Vilatò, poster "Ambition, Militarism, War. This Is Fascism. Unite to Destroy it", 1936
Document 6: María Zambrano, from For a History of Mercy, 1989
2. Labor and Business History
Document 1: Pedro Rodríguez Campomanes, Excerpts from "Treatise on The Education of Artisans and their Improvement", 1775
Document 2: Juan Álvarez Mendizábal, Decree of Disentailment of the Regular Clergy, 1836
Document 3: Chair Act 1912. Wednesday February 28, 1912
Document 4: "Labor Charter," 1938 and "Law of Political and Labor Rights of Women," 1961
Document 5: MATESA Scandal, 1969
Document 6: Table of Workers Salaries by provinces, 1973
3. Feminisms
Document 1: Josefa Amar y Borbón, "Prologue" from Discourse abut Women's Physical and Moral Education, 1790
Document 2: Concepción Arenal, from Women of the Future, 1861
Document 3: Carmen de Burgos, Divorce in Spain, 1904
Document 4: Consuelo Berges, "Republican Women's Union, Pathways" from
Cultura integral femenina, 1933
Document 5: Lidia Falcón, The Feminist Reason, 1981
Document 6: Law against gender violence. Ley Orgánica 1/2004
4. Everyday Life & Material Culture
Document 1: Singer sewing machine advertisement, ca. 1890
Document 2: Cover Blanco y Negro, 1936
Document 3: Ricard Terré, photograph Holy Week, 1957
Document 4: Carlos Giménez, comics from Paracuellos, 1975
Document 5: Spain, cover National Geographic, 1965
Document 6: Advertisement, Jabón Lagarto, 1960s
5. Education
Document 1: Juan Luis Vives, from The Education of the Christian Woman, 1523
Document 2: Gaspar Melchor de Jovellanos, from "Guidelines for the Creation of A Plan of Public Instruction to the Junta of this Matter," 1809
Document 3: Law of Public Instruction, Moyano Law, 1857
Document 4: Constitution 1931 Articles 48-50 & Constitution 1978 Article 27
Document 5: Secondary Education Law 1953
Document 6: Organic Law of Education 2006
6. Political Power and the Law
Document 1: Spanish Constitutions, 1812 and 1978
Document 2: Civil Code, 1889 and 1958
Document 3: Spanish Constitution 1931
Document 4: Law of Political Responsibilities 1939
Document 5: Fundamental Principles of the State, 1958
Document 6: Law of Historical Memory (Ley de recuperación de la memoria Histórica, 2007
7. Religion
Document 1: Concordat, 1851
Document 2: Spanish Bishops' from "Collective Letter", 1937
Document 3: Enrique Tarancón, from Pastoral Letter "Our daily bread," 1951
Document 4: Franco as Medieval Knight
Document 5: "The Socio-religious change in Spain" FOESSA, Estudios socisológicos sobre la situación social de España
Document 6: Gay Priest magazine Zero cover (2002)
8. Public Health and Welfare
Document 1: Count of Cobarrus, Letter I, On Public Health, 1808
Document 2: Juan Giné Partagás, from Lessons on elementary private and public hygiene, 1871-72
Document 3: Women's Section of Falange, Photographs of Gymnastics, 1960
Document 4: Tomás Caro Patón, The Fallen Woman. Memoirs and Reflections of a Physician in the Anti Venereal Struggle, 1959
Document 5: Sociology of Health Care. FOESSA, 1975 and Table on Causes of Death 1968-1970
Document 6: Organic Law for the Legalization of abortion 9/1985
9. Gendered Sexualities
Document 1: Gregorio Marañon, The Evolution of Sexuality and the Intersexual Conditions, 1930
Document 2: Hildegart Rodríguez, El problema sexual tratado por una mujer española, 1931
Document 3: Dr. Ramón Serrano Vicens, Informe Sexual de la Mujer Española, 1978
Document 4: Esperanza Vaello Esquerdo, The Crime of Adultery and Cohabitation, 1976
Document 5: Pedro Almodovar, movie still The Law of Desire, 1987
Document 6: Gay Marriage Law, 2005
10. Empires across Oceans
Document 1: Bartolomé de las Casas, Christopher Columbus Travels, 1566-1600
Document 2: Emilio Castelar, Speech against Slavery, 1870
Document 3: Manifesto of the revolutionary junta of the island of Cuba, addressed to its countrymen and to all nations, 1898
Document 4: Law of Paternal Dissent in Cuba and Puerto Rico 1882
Document 5: Political Cartoons from Gedeón, 1898
Document 6: Gumersindo Azcárate, Speech on the Political and Economic Interests of Spain in Morocco, 1910
Further Reading
Recenzii
What makes this sourcebook stand out is its seamless incorporation of gender history throughout. There is much to like about this book . Its structure is flexible for classroom use, and it does meet the authors' goals of bringing historical context to cultural studies' students and cultural works to history students.
A key strength of The Modern Spain Sourcebook, for both instructors and students, is its thematic (not chronological) organization of materials, which effectively promotes an interdisciplinary study of Spanish cultural production and historical eras ... Overall, and consistent with the editors' goals, the sourcebook's ideal audience would be professors and instructors of interdisciplinary subjects taught in English, such as history, cultural studies, comparative literature, and gender, women's and sexuality studies.
An original and enlightening anthology that goes well beyond the traditional scope of most classroom readers. These aptly chosen and well translated documents will stimulate plenty of reflection and fruitful discussions, and they can also serve as an excellent base for written work in a variety of classes.
A well-balanced, much-needed book which historians of modern Spain have been waiting on for decades. They will not be disappointed.
A key strength of The Modern Spain Sourcebook, for both instructors and students, is its thematic (not chronological) organization of materials, which effectively promotes an interdisciplinary study of Spanish cultural production and historical eras ... Overall, and consistent with the editors' goals, the sourcebook's ideal audience would be professors and instructors of interdisciplinary subjects taught in English, such as history, cultural studies, comparative literature, and gender, women's and sexuality studies.
An original and enlightening anthology that goes well beyond the traditional scope of most classroom readers. These aptly chosen and well translated documents will stimulate plenty of reflection and fruitful discussions, and they can also serve as an excellent base for written work in a variety of classes.
A well-balanced, much-needed book which historians of modern Spain have been waiting on for decades. They will not be disappointed.