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FRAGMENTED MEMORIES. PAST AND PRESENT

Autor/a: VVAA

Editorial: UB - UNIVERSITAT DE BARCELONA

Colección: CASA Occasional Papers

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ISBN:

978-84-9168-815-0

EAN:

9788491688150

Fecha:

19/12/2022

Idioma:

INGLES

Formato:

RUSTICA

Medidas:

150x215 mm

Páginas:

268

Materia:

HISTORIA

Año:

2022

Peso:

0 gr

Sinopsis

FRAGMENTED MEMORIES. PAST AND PRESENT. A continuation of the CASA Historical Memory Project, this volume features student essays on memory and identity in the context of Spain and Latin America. The sections Forging a Spanish identity and Memory in comparative perspective contain analyses of the Spanish Civil War and of elements that contributed to the formation of national identity under Franco, including emphases on educational discourse, the role of music and song, and the image, representation, and health of women. Additional chapters explore the legacy of the moriscos, the granting of citizenship to the descendants of Jews, a comparative review of migration to Spain and to the United States over the last thirty years, and a comparison of the role and consecration of historical memory in Spain and South Africa. The Public health approaches section contains a chapter researched and written during the early months of the 2020 coronavirus pandemic, that explores its impact in Argentina. In Cuban revolutions, two chapters focusing on Cuba explore the higher education system in the post-revolutionary context, and visual archives of the Chinese Cuban diaspora. The essays in this volume attest to the role of memory in establishing how and what history is recorded. These moments and movements—across borders and centuries—help shape collective identity. Thus, they reveal the importance of reviving and interacting with histories that may have been buried, silenced or forgotten. Attuning our gaze to the role of historical memory allows us to approach the conflicts and crises of our times with new eyes.