Información General

• Autores: Concepción Navarro Azcue (ed. lit.), Gustavo H. Prado (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Globalsouth Press
• Año de publicación: 2016
• País: Estados Unidos
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-1-943350-25-4
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Resumen

• In Intellectualism and Migration: International networks of European Culture in America (19th – 21st centuries) a set of texts whose common denominator is the study of European migrations to America, between the nineteenth century and the present time, are gathered, paying special attention to the dialogue and intellectual ties that were generated or reinforced between both continents in relation to this mass phenomenon. This book presents, firstly, the works of specialists in migratory studies, who approach their investigations from different intellectual perspectives related to comparative history, social history and prosopography, such as those of Alejandro Fernández (National University of Luján, Argentina), on the Catalan intellectuals in Buenos Aires; José Moya (Columbia University) on the anarchists in Argentina; and Asunción Merino Hernando (National University of Distance Education, Spain) on the Spanish community in Buenos Aires; among others. Secondly are the studies published regarding outstanding intellectuals related to the migratory phenomenon, such as Gustavo H. Prado (Complutense University of Madrid, Spain) on the Americanist trip of Rafael Altamira; Emelina Martín (University of Burgos, Spain) about Mercedes Pinto; Juan Andrés Bresciano (University of the Republic, Uruguay) on the soprano Romarina Massardi; Alicia San Martín (Complutense University of Madrid, Spain) on the journey of Vicente Blasco Ibáñez to Argentina; Elda González (Superior Council of Scientific Investigations, Spain) on the visits of Ángel Gamboa Navarro and Leopoldo D’Ouzouville to Brazil; among others. Thirdly, there is the analysis of institutions that served as bridges between intellectuals from both sides of the Atlantic, such as the works of Antonio Niño (Complutense University of Madrid, Spain) on the Mexican Hispanic Institute; by José María López (Complutense University of Madrid, Spain) on the editorial policy of the CSIC; by Pilar Cagiao (University de Santiago de Compostela, Spain) and Gabriella Dalla Corte (University of Barcelona, Spain) on Casa de América of Barcelona. Fourthly, and lastly, there are papers on the emigration press, such as those by Alicia Gil (University of Sevilla, Spain) on Spanish journalists in Mexico during the revolution and post-revolution; and María del Mar Gutiérrez (El Colegio de México, México) on the newspaper Nación Española, among others. The resulting transversality has allowed us to offer a wide spectrum and at the same time specialized view of a polyhedral problem and extremely complex.

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Listado de artículos

• • European inmigration and feminist anarchism in Belle Époque Buenos Aires: ideology and practice

    José C. Moya

    págs. 9-27

    

  • Catalanism and hispanic identity in Buenos Aires (1857-1945)

    Alejandro Fernández

    págs. 29-49

    

  • José María Ramos Mejía. Multitudes, simulators and inmigration in the socio-cultural dynamics at the turn of the century. Argentina, 1899-1904

    Ricardo González Leandri

    págs. 51-72

    

  • Protagonism and paternalism among portuguese inmigrants in the 19th century: the Nova Lousã case in São Paulo

    Oswaldo Truzzi, Ana Silvia Volpi Scott

    págs. 73-91

    

  • The dawn of the hispanic-argentinian exchange: the happy experience of Rafael Altamira in La Plata and Buenos Aires (1909)

    Gustavo H. Prado

    págs. 93-133

    

  • Cultural and scientific relations between Spain and Cuba: the Athenaeums, (19th and 20th century)

    María Dolores Domingo Acebrón

    págs. 135-148

    

  • Writers, journalists and inmigrants spaniards in the revolutionary and post-revolutionary Mexico

    Alicia Gil Lázaro

    págs. 149-174

    

  • The Casa de América de Barcelona and its relations with Paraguay: commerce and diplomacy (1912-1922)

    Pilar Cagiao Vila, Gabriela Dalla-Corte Caballero

    págs. 175-194

    

  • La Nación Española and the Centro de Dependientes: the silenced projects of the spanish colony in the city of Mexico (1900-1901)

    María del Mar Gutiérrez Domínguez

    págs. 195-216

    

  • Vicente Blasco Ibáñez in Argentina: speaker and traveler

    Alicia San Martín Molina

    págs. 217-234

    

  • Travelers commissioned by the state: the visits of Ángel Gamboa Navarro and Leopoldo D'Ouzouville to Brazil

    Elda González Martínez

    págs. 235-256

    

  • Bridge-shaped letters. Politics in the core of a basque family, 1930

    Marcelino Irianni, Jon Ander Ramos Martínez

    págs. 257-274

    

  • Brilliant intellectual and inmigration: the hispanic-mexican Institute for university exchange, 1926-1932

    Antonio Niño Rodríguez

    págs. 275-299

    

  • Paper landing: the editorial policy of the CSIC in American during frankism

    José María López Sánchez

    págs. 301-319

    

  • Cultural relations between Spain and the United States: new documentation on the Spanish Child Welfare Association of America

    Adelaida Sagarra Gamazo

    págs. 321-341

    

  • The travel of Luis Araquistáin to the Antiles: hispanism, inmigration and working market in the Caribbean, 1926-1927

    José Antonio Vidal Rodríguez

    págs. 343-363

    

  • Traveling between two worlds, living between two times: adventures of an italian-Uruguayan soprano of the 20th century

    Juan Andrés Bresciano

    págs. 365-384

    

  • Mercedes Pinto and her exile in Latinamerica throughout the 20th century

    María Emelina Martín Acosta

    págs. 385-406

    

  • The spanish community in Buenos Aires: their cultural activities and the articulation of the relations with their birthplace

    María Asunción Merino Hernando

    págs. 407-421

    

  • South America, a social diagnostic of the continent. Intertextuality in the Delibes chronicles (1955-1961)

    Esmeralda Broullón Acuña

    págs. 423-442

    

  • Miners, intellectuals and inmigrants facing Franco: regarding a conference from the spanish labor attaché in Buenos Aires (1963)

    Emilio Redondo Carrero

    págs. 443-466