Nathan Richardson
Constructing Spain
The Re-imagination of Space and Place in Fiction and Film, 1953-2003
Nathan Richardson
Constructing Spain
The Re-imagination of Space and Place in Fiction and Film, 1953-2003
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Constructing Spain explores the interactions between culture, geography, and society over fifty years of recent Spanish history through close readings of over a dozen films and novels.
Constructing Spain explores the interactions between culture, geography, and society over fifty years of recent Spanish history through close readings of over a dozen films and novels.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Bucknell University Press
- Seitenzahl: 356
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 731g
- ISBN-13: 9781611483963
- ISBN-10: 1611483964
- Artikelnr.: 34112639
- Verlag: Bucknell University Press
- Seitenzahl: 356
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 731g
- ISBN-13: 9781611483963
- ISBN-10: 1611483964
- Artikelnr.: 34112639
By Nathan Richardson
Preface 1. Introduction: Spanish Territories, Global Geographies: Exploring
Space and Place in a New Spain A Short Spatial History of Spain Making
Money Different(ly): Space and Capital, or the Urbanization of
Consciousness Creating Space/Making Reality in a Third Millennium 2. The
Production of Space and Place in Franco's Spain, 1953-1970 Once Upon a
Place: ¡Bienvenido, Mr. Marshall! Este cuento se ha acabado: the Spanish
State in the Late Francoist Era, 1953-1970 The Ends of Spanish Space:
Reivindicación del Conde don Julián 3. Building Beyond Spain: Readings from
the Spanish Novel, 1970-1989 The Beginning of a Promising Friendship: El
invierno en Lisboa and the Flows of Postmodern Space A Nation-State of
Shadows: Muñoz Molina's Beltenebros, 1944-1989 Antonio Muñoz Molina (1991-
): Riding Beyond the Storm 4. Sacred Spain: Creative Destruction in the
Spanish Cinema, 1961-2000 The Postsecularization Thesis, or Buñuel's
Desperate Call for Life: Viridiana 1975-1990: Secular Disenchantment and
Sacred Movidas 1990-2000: The Rituals of Design, Corruption, and
Consumption in El día de la bestia 1990-2000, II: Cyber-Messiahs in a New
Spain: Alejandro Amenábar's Abre los ojos 5. The World Will Be Redonda, or
the Dark Back of Community: the Narrative World of Javier Marías, 1989-1996
Searching for Community in a Syrup-preserved World: Todas las almas The
Rise of a Kingdom: Corazón tan blanco, Mañana en la batalla piensa en mí,
and other Marías challenges, 1989-1996 Arriving at Redonda: Negra espalda
del tiempo 6. Preserving the House While Pursuing the World: Julio Medem's
Engagement with Basque Space, from Vacas to La Pelota Vasca, 1992-2003
Vacas: Rethinking (Again and Again) Intimate Basque Space Expanding
Basqueland: La ardilla roja and Tierra Circling Eden: Los amantes del
círculo polar From Euskal Herria to Euskal Hirria, or How to Build a New
Basque City: La pelota vasca Afterward: Spanish Grammars of Creation:
Re-conceiving, Perceiving, and Practicing Space for the Twenty-First
Century Notes Bibliography Index
Space and Place in a New Spain A Short Spatial History of Spain Making
Money Different(ly): Space and Capital, or the Urbanization of
Consciousness Creating Space/Making Reality in a Third Millennium 2. The
Production of Space and Place in Franco's Spain, 1953-1970 Once Upon a
Place: ¡Bienvenido, Mr. Marshall! Este cuento se ha acabado: the Spanish
State in the Late Francoist Era, 1953-1970 The Ends of Spanish Space:
Reivindicación del Conde don Julián 3. Building Beyond Spain: Readings from
the Spanish Novel, 1970-1989 The Beginning of a Promising Friendship: El
invierno en Lisboa and the Flows of Postmodern Space A Nation-State of
Shadows: Muñoz Molina's Beltenebros, 1944-1989 Antonio Muñoz Molina (1991-
): Riding Beyond the Storm 4. Sacred Spain: Creative Destruction in the
Spanish Cinema, 1961-2000 The Postsecularization Thesis, or Buñuel's
Desperate Call for Life: Viridiana 1975-1990: Secular Disenchantment and
Sacred Movidas 1990-2000: The Rituals of Design, Corruption, and
Consumption in El día de la bestia 1990-2000, II: Cyber-Messiahs in a New
Spain: Alejandro Amenábar's Abre los ojos 5. The World Will Be Redonda, or
the Dark Back of Community: the Narrative World of Javier Marías, 1989-1996
Searching for Community in a Syrup-preserved World: Todas las almas The
Rise of a Kingdom: Corazón tan blanco, Mañana en la batalla piensa en mí,
and other Marías challenges, 1989-1996 Arriving at Redonda: Negra espalda
del tiempo 6. Preserving the House While Pursuing the World: Julio Medem's
Engagement with Basque Space, from Vacas to La Pelota Vasca, 1992-2003
Vacas: Rethinking (Again and Again) Intimate Basque Space Expanding
Basqueland: La ardilla roja and Tierra Circling Eden: Los amantes del
círculo polar From Euskal Herria to Euskal Hirria, or How to Build a New
Basque City: La pelota vasca Afterward: Spanish Grammars of Creation:
Re-conceiving, Perceiving, and Practicing Space for the Twenty-First
Century Notes Bibliography Index
Preface 1. Introduction: Spanish Territories, Global Geographies: Exploring
Space and Place in a New Spain A Short Spatial History of Spain Making
Money Different(ly): Space and Capital, or the Urbanization of
Consciousness Creating Space/Making Reality in a Third Millennium 2. The
Production of Space and Place in Franco's Spain, 1953-1970 Once Upon a
Place: ¡Bienvenido, Mr. Marshall! Este cuento se ha acabado: the Spanish
State in the Late Francoist Era, 1953-1970 The Ends of Spanish Space:
Reivindicación del Conde don Julián 3. Building Beyond Spain: Readings from
the Spanish Novel, 1970-1989 The Beginning of a Promising Friendship: El
invierno en Lisboa and the Flows of Postmodern Space A Nation-State of
Shadows: Muñoz Molina's Beltenebros, 1944-1989 Antonio Muñoz Molina (1991-
): Riding Beyond the Storm 4. Sacred Spain: Creative Destruction in the
Spanish Cinema, 1961-2000 The Postsecularization Thesis, or Buñuel's
Desperate Call for Life: Viridiana 1975-1990: Secular Disenchantment and
Sacred Movidas 1990-2000: The Rituals of Design, Corruption, and
Consumption in El día de la bestia 1990-2000, II: Cyber-Messiahs in a New
Spain: Alejandro Amenábar's Abre los ojos 5. The World Will Be Redonda, or
the Dark Back of Community: the Narrative World of Javier Marías, 1989-1996
Searching for Community in a Syrup-preserved World: Todas las almas The
Rise of a Kingdom: Corazón tan blanco, Mañana en la batalla piensa en mí,
and other Marías challenges, 1989-1996 Arriving at Redonda: Negra espalda
del tiempo 6. Preserving the House While Pursuing the World: Julio Medem's
Engagement with Basque Space, from Vacas to La Pelota Vasca, 1992-2003
Vacas: Rethinking (Again and Again) Intimate Basque Space Expanding
Basqueland: La ardilla roja and Tierra Circling Eden: Los amantes del
círculo polar From Euskal Herria to Euskal Hirria, or How to Build a New
Basque City: La pelota vasca Afterward: Spanish Grammars of Creation:
Re-conceiving, Perceiving, and Practicing Space for the Twenty-First
Century Notes Bibliography Index
Space and Place in a New Spain A Short Spatial History of Spain Making
Money Different(ly): Space and Capital, or the Urbanization of
Consciousness Creating Space/Making Reality in a Third Millennium 2. The
Production of Space and Place in Franco's Spain, 1953-1970 Once Upon a
Place: ¡Bienvenido, Mr. Marshall! Este cuento se ha acabado: the Spanish
State in the Late Francoist Era, 1953-1970 The Ends of Spanish Space:
Reivindicación del Conde don Julián 3. Building Beyond Spain: Readings from
the Spanish Novel, 1970-1989 The Beginning of a Promising Friendship: El
invierno en Lisboa and the Flows of Postmodern Space A Nation-State of
Shadows: Muñoz Molina's Beltenebros, 1944-1989 Antonio Muñoz Molina (1991-
): Riding Beyond the Storm 4. Sacred Spain: Creative Destruction in the
Spanish Cinema, 1961-2000 The Postsecularization Thesis, or Buñuel's
Desperate Call for Life: Viridiana 1975-1990: Secular Disenchantment and
Sacred Movidas 1990-2000: The Rituals of Design, Corruption, and
Consumption in El día de la bestia 1990-2000, II: Cyber-Messiahs in a New
Spain: Alejandro Amenábar's Abre los ojos 5. The World Will Be Redonda, or
the Dark Back of Community: the Narrative World of Javier Marías, 1989-1996
Searching for Community in a Syrup-preserved World: Todas las almas The
Rise of a Kingdom: Corazón tan blanco, Mañana en la batalla piensa en mí,
and other Marías challenges, 1989-1996 Arriving at Redonda: Negra espalda
del tiempo 6. Preserving the House While Pursuing the World: Julio Medem's
Engagement with Basque Space, from Vacas to La Pelota Vasca, 1992-2003
Vacas: Rethinking (Again and Again) Intimate Basque Space Expanding
Basqueland: La ardilla roja and Tierra Circling Eden: Los amantes del
círculo polar From Euskal Herria to Euskal Hirria, or How to Build a New
Basque City: La pelota vasca Afterward: Spanish Grammars of Creation:
Re-conceiving, Perceiving, and Practicing Space for the Twenty-First
Century Notes Bibliography Index