Crossing Fields in Modern Spanish Culture

Federico Bonaddio; Xon de Ros

Crossing Fields in Modern Spanish Culture

Edited by Federico Bonaddio and Xon de Ros

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National and cultural identity

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1 December 2003 • 200pp

ISBN: 1-900755-87-4 (paperback) • RRP £75, $99, €85

ContemporarySpanishArtDramaPoetryFictionFilm

Modern Spanish culture is bold and experimental, expressing a disregard for generic boundaries and formal conventions. In these essays, leading Hispanists explore the dialogue and interrelation between cultural discourses and artistic practices in a variety of nineteenth- and twentieth-century texts from the perspectives of literary criticism, cultural analysis, media studies, politics and the history of art. The contributors address fundamental questions about the relationship between artistic media and cultural fields and provide insights into the way identities -- social, political or cultural -- are bound up with the textual.

Federico Bonaddio and Xon de Ros lecture in Modern Spanish Studies at King's College London.

Reviews:

‘Federico Bonaddio and Xon de Ros have put together a very useful series of short and punchy articles which span over a hundred and fifty years of Spanish culture, from the 1860s to the present day... Without doubt this collection would make an excellent addition to any university library. The essays on canonical texts may very well prove invaluable to undergraduate students while those on lesser-known writers, artists, and cinematographers will surely fulfil the same function for postgraduates and the academic community in general.’ — Jean Andrews, Modern Language Review 101.3, July 2006, 876-77 (full text online)

Contents:

ix-xiv	Preface Federico Bonaddio	Cite
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1-15	Identity and Dissociation in the Mid-Nineteenth-Century Paintings of Eugenio Lucas and Contemporaneous Fiction Andrew Ginger	Cite
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16-34	The Rise and Fall of the House of Fontanellas: Narrative, Class and Ideology in Nineteenth-Century Barcelona Stephen Jacobson	Cite
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35-53	Oscar Wilde and Spain: Medicine, Morals, Religion and Aesthetics in the Fin de Siglo Richard A. Cardwell	Cite
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54-66	Norah Borges Illustrates Two Spanish Women Poets Roberta Quance	Cite
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67-80	Gifts from the Poet to the Art Critic Jacqueline Cockburn	Cite
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81-91	Ignacio Sánchez Mejías Blues Xon de Ros	Cite
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92-102	Parallel Trajectories in the Careers of Falla and Lorca D. Gareth Walters	Cite
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103-117	Angels, Art and Analysis: Alberti's Sobre los angeles Helen Laurenson-Shakibi	Cite
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118-134	The Theory of Surrealist Collage through Image and Text: Angel Planells and Jose Maria Hinojosa Jacqueline Rattray	Cite
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135-145	The Cid Legend in Opera and Film: A Modern Afterlife for Epic and Ballad Elizabeth Drayson	Cite
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146-154	Impossible Love and Spanishness: Adventures of Don Juan (Sherman, 1949) and Don Juan (Saenz de Heredia, 1950) Jo Labanyi	Cite
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155-164	Why Giselle? Tusquets's Use of Ballet in Siete miradas en un mismo paisaje Abigail Lee Six	Cite
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165-176	Los dominios del lobo by Javier Marias: Hollywood and Anticasticismo Novisimo Alexis Grohmann	Cite
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177-182	From Brussels to Madrid: EU-US Audiovisual Relations and Spanish TV Production Paul Julian Smith	Cite
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Bonaddio, Federico, and Xon de Ros (eds), Crossing Fields in Modern Spanish Culture (Legenda, 2003)

First footnote reference: ³⁵ Crossing Fields in Modern Spanish Culture, ed. by Federico Bonaddio and Xon de Ros (Legenda, 2003), p. 21.

Subsequent footnote reference: ³⁷ Bonaddio and Ros, p. 47.

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Bonaddio, Federico, and Xon de Ros (eds). 2003. Crossing Fields in Modern Spanish Culture (Legenda)

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