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Full Description
This book attempts to map the vernacular diffractions of longing in Spain and Portugal in order to explore their political, aesthetic and social role in the national and cultural imagination of the past two centuries. Special attention is paid not only to discussions on nostalgia in Spain and Portugal (including migrant communities and its descendants as well as peripheral regions such as Galicia) but also for Spain and Portugal overseas (in exiles, former foreign volunteers in the Civil War or overseas migrants). In so doing, this volume attempts to shed light on the reflective and restorative uses of longing in different processes of nation-(re)building (both before and after Democracy was reinstated in the 1970s), the construction of migrant networks, as well as their multi-faceted explorations in anthropology, philosophy, history, literature and the arts of the past two centuries.
Contents
Ch 1: Introduction: Iberian Longings since the 1800s.- Ch 2: Saudade and Portuguese National Identity.- Ch 3: Generations of Saudade. Rosalía de Castro's Canonisation and the Galician Emotional Community (1857-1952).- Ch 4: The politics of nostalgia in migrant memory: commemorative monuments and media.- Ch 5: Longing and Trauma: The Nostalgia of Swiss Veterans of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939).- Ch 6: Homes, books, projects, colleagues: Academic nostalgia and professional expectations of exiled Spanish university professors in the USA.- Ch 7: The Landscapes of Nostalgia in two French-speaking Spanish Authors in Exile: Michel del Castillo and Adélaïde Blasquez.- Ch 8: Fado's Evocative Objects.- Ch 9: Retro-tourism: longing for the past in Francoist Spain.- Ch 10: Longing, reconstruction and repression: Superimposed Nostalgia and Spanish Civil War Amnesia.- Ch 11: Saudades de África: Portuguese retornados and colonial/imperial nostalgia.- Ch 12: Longing for a country that never was: inherited nostalgia and reshaped Afrodescendant memories in Hija del camino, by Lucía Asué Mbomío Rubio.- Ch 13: Saudades do Futuro: Portuguese National Television (RTP) Revisits the 25 de Abril.



