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This collection of essays is an interdisciplinary approach to Spain's contemporary literature and culture. The present essays examine literature, poetry, film, and history as well as cultural giants (e.g., Francisco de Goya, Luis Buñuel) that became icons of Spain as a whole. Ultimately Approaches to Iberian Cultural Studies is an inquiry into the social, cultural, and political shifts that affect how, what, and why individuals, groups, and societies remember and forget. This book would be a valuable addition to scholars and students interested in the exploration of Spanish literature and culture through the optic of interdisciplinary studies.
Agradecimientos ix
Preface xi
Jose Ignacio Alvarez Fernandez
Chapter 1 Goya and Money (An exercise in materialist biography)
1(20)
Luis Fernandez Cifuentes
Chapter 2 Goya, el primer guion de Bunuel: con anticipacion de su madurez creadora
21(19)
Victor Fuentes
Chapter 3 Tracing Ghost Stories: Phantasmal Memories and Hauntology in Manuel Rivas' O.Iapis do carpinteiro
40(15)
Jose Colmeiro
Chapter 4 La otra parte del espejo: Memory and the Reader in Alberto Mendez's Los girasoles ciegos
55(14)
James Mandrell
Chapter 5 Performing the Memory of Trauma in Madrid: Palimpsests of the Spanish Civil War, the Transition, and Global Citizenship in the Commemorative Discourses of March 11
69(24)
Francie Cate-Arries
Chapter 6 Del paraiso edenico a un mundo civico: la dimension etica de Cantico de Jorge Guillen
93(23)
Sandra Barriales-Bouche
Chapter 7 Memoria, historia y nostalgia en Dias del desvan de Luis Mateo Diez
116(17)
Jose Ignacio Alvarez Fernandez
Chapter 8 Urban Fortunes: Spatializing the Community of Money in Alex de la Iglesia's La comunidad
133(32)
Malcolm Alan Compitello
Chapter 9 Palindrome and Chiasmus in Medem's "Arctic Circle"
165(12)
Marta Villar
T. Jefferson Kline
Chapter 10 Where the Wolf Sleeps: The Representation of Spain's Anti-Fascist Guerillas in Montxo Armendariz's Film Silencio roto (2001)
177(22)
Mary S. Vasquez
Contributors 199
Jose Ignacio Alvarez Fernandez is Associate Professor of Spanish and Chair of the Modern Languages Department at Emmanuel College in Boston. His research interests center on the relationship between literature and history and its intersection with memory and trauma in contemporary Spanish literature. Alvarez Fernandezs scholarly publications include Memory and Trauma in the Testimonies of Francos Political Prisoners (2007) and Francos Prisoner: Anarchists in the Struggle Against the Dictatorship (2010). His edition of El crimen de Cuenca, a novel by Alicio Garcitoral, is forthcoming. He has also authored research articles on a variety of subjects and has taught courses on Spanish language and culture, on contemporary Spanish novel and on Hispanic film.