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050	0	4	_aDP233.L112.S636 1995
245	0	0	_aSpanish cultural studies : _ban introduction : the struggle for modernity / _cedited by Helen Graham and Jo Labanyi. _hPR
260			_aOxford ; _aNew York : _bOxford University Press, _c(c)1995.
300			_axxi, 455 pages : _billustrations ; _c24 cm.
336			_atext _btxt _2rdacontent
337			_aunmediated _bn _2rdamedia
338			_avolume _bnc _2rdacarrier
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505	0	0	_aCulture and identity : the case of Spain _rHelen Graham and Jo Labanyi -- _tPart I. Elites in crisis, 1898-1931 -- _tThe loss of empire, regenerationism, and the forging of a myth of national identity _rSebastian Balfour -- _tThe nationalisms of the periphery : culture and politics in the construction of national identity _rEnric Ucelay Da Cal -- _tThe social praxis and cultural politics of Spanish Catholicism _rFrances Lannon -- _tEducation and the limits of liberalism _rJose Alvarez Junco -- _tLiterary modernism in Castilian : the creation of a dissident cultural elite _rChris Perriam -- _tCatalan literary modernism and noucentisme : from dissidence to order _rArthur Terry -- _tCatalan modernista architecture : using the past to build the modern _rEmma Dent Coad -- _tThe literary avant-garde : a contradictory modernity _rSue Frenck, Chris Perriam and Mike Thompson -- _tInternationalism and eclecticism : surrealism and the avant-garde in painting and film, 1920-1930 _rDawn Ades -- _tThe musical avant-garde : modernity and tradition _rJulian White -- _tRural and urban popular cultures _rJose Alvarez Junco -- _tThe cuple : modernity and mass culture _rSerge Salaun -- _tPart II. The failure of democratic modernization, 1931-1939 -- _tWomen and social change _rHelen Graham -- _tBeyond tradition and "modernity" : the cultural and sexual politics of Spanish anarchism _rRichard Cleminson -- _tReform idealized : the intellectual and ideological origins of the Second Republic _rEnrique Montero -- _tThe republican state and mass educational-cultural initiatives, 1931-1936 _rChristopher Cobb -- _tThe political debate within Catholicism _rFrances Lannon -- _tCatalan nationalism : cultural plurality and political ambiguity _rEnric Ucelay Da Cal -- _tThe republican and nationalist wartime cultural apparatus _rAlicia Alted -- _tPropaganda art : culture by the people or for the people? / Jo Labanyi -- _tPart III. Authoritarian modernization, 1940-1975 -- "Terror and progress" : industrialization,
505	0	0	_amodernity, and the making of Francoism _rMike Richards -- _tGender and the state : women in the 1940s _rHelen Graham -- _tEducation and political control _rAlicia Alted -- _tThe moving image of the Franco regime : noticiariosy documentales, 1943-1975 _rSheelagh Ellwood -- _tThe ideology and practice of sport _rJohn London -- _tCensorshop or the fear of mass culture _rJo Labanyi -- _tCifesa : cinema and authoritarian aesthetics _rPeter Evans -- _tConstructing the nation : Francoist architecture _rEmma Dent Coad -- _tMusic and the limits of cultural nationalism _rJulian White -- _tThe urban and rural guerrilla of the 1940s _rPaul Preston -- _tPopular culture in the "years of hunger" / Helen Graham -- _tThe emergency of a dissident intelligentsia _rBarry Jordan -- _tSocial and economic change in a climate of political immobilism _rBorja de Riquer Permanyer I -- _tEducational policy in a changing society _rAlicia Alted -- _tCatholicism and social change _rFrances Lannon -- _tThe left and the legacy of Francoism : political culture in opposition and transition _rElias Diaz -- _tThe politics of popular music : on the dynamics of new song _rCatherine Boyle -- _tLiterary experiment and cultural cannibalization _rJo Labanyi -- _tPainting and sculpture : the rejection of high art _rEmma Dent Coad -- _tCinema, memory, and the unconscious _rPeter Evans -- _tPart IV. Democracy and Europeanization : continuity and change, 1975-1992 -- _tPolitical transition and cultural democracy : coping with the speed of change _rRosa Montero -- _tEducational policy in democratic Spain _rAlicia Alted -- _tBack to the future : cinema and democracy _rPeter Evans -- _tSome perspectives on the nation-state and autonomies in Spain _rAntonio Elorza -- _tThe politics of language : Spain's minority languages _rClare Mar-Molinero -- _tBecoming normal : cultural production and cultural policy in Catalonia _rJosep-Anton Fernandez -- _tNegotiating Galician cultural identity _rXelis de Toro Santos -- _tThe promotion of cultural production in Basque _rJesus maria Lasagabaster -- _tThe mass media : a problematic modernization _rEnrique Bustamante -- _tRedefining the public interest : television in Spain today _rBarry Jordan -- _tThe film industry : under pressure from the state and television _rAugusto M. Torres -- _tArtistic patronage and enterprise culture _rEmma Dent Coad -- _tDesigner culture in the 1980s : the price of success _rEmma Dent
505	0	0	_aCoad -- _tThe silent revolution : the social and cultural advances of women in democratic Spain _rRosa Montero -- _tWork, women, and the family : a critical perspective _rAnny Brooksbank Jones -- _tGay and lesbian culture _rChris Perriam -- _tPostmodernism and the problem of cultural identity _rJo Labanyi -- _tThe politics of 1992 _rHelen Graham and Antonio Sanchez.
530			_a2
650		0	_aPopular culture _zSpain _xHistory _y20th century.
650		0	_aPolitics and culture _zSpain.
700	1		_aGraham, Helen, _d1959-
700	1		_aLabanyi, Jo.
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902			_a1 _bCynthia Snell _c1 _dCynthia Snell