Información General

• Autores: Rubén Vega García (coord.), Irene Díaz Martínez (coord.)
• Editores: Universidad de Oviedo, Ediciones de la Universidad de Oviedo
• Año de publicación: 2024
• País: España
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9788418324901
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Resumen

• This volume brings together around thirty texts conceived using tools from History, Sociology, Geography, Art History, Philology... and anchored in experiences referring mainly to Asturias, but also to the Basque Country, Catalonia, Madrid , in Spain, as well as contributions from Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Italy, the United Kingdom, France and Germany. It seeks to relate material aspects with intangible ones, explore narratives and collective memories and incorporate cultural and artistic manifestations as part of the same process. Relate an industrial past to possible post-industrial futures and see to what extent it constitutes an asset in terms of collective identities, cultural heritage and material and immaterial resources or whether it contains a traumatic nature. In short, the proposal aims to (re)think deindustrialization, trying to encompass its complexity and open up to a more complete understanding of its multiple facets. It intersects oral testimonies, identities, traces of struggles and processes of memory construction; combines the reuse and resignification of industrial spaces with the territorial effects of decay and transformations of work; It addresses ways of approaching industrial heritage around the world and descends to specific cases of musealization and heritage; addresses literary, cinematographic, musical, plastic and performing arts creation that revolves around the traces of the industrial past and the consequences of deindustrialization.

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Listado de artículos

• • Other views on deindustrialization

    Rubén Vega García, Irene Díaz Martínez

    págs. 11-28

    

  • The scars of de industrialization in Gijón through the testimonies of its protagonists

    Ángel Alonso Domínguez

    págs. 29-44

    

  • The shipbuilding industry in Gijón. A memory of labour in the shipyar

    Cristina Cipitria Castro

    págs. 45-62

    

  • They melted Asturies!

    Héctor González Pérez

    págs. 63-78

    

  • Crisis, industrial decadence, and disappearance of the workers´memory in Greater Bilbao

    José Antonio Pérez Pérez

    págs. 79-94

    

  • Narrative and memory of deindustrialization in Burgos: the case of "Villa Textil" (1920-2020)

    Juan José Martín

    págs. 95-116

    

  • Cartagena in flames: the industrial crisis of 1992

    José Ibarra Bastida

    págs. 117-132

    

  • Memory, work and resistance: the case of the naval industry in Rio de Janeiro

    Elina da Fonte Pessanha, Luisa Barbosa Pereira

    págs. 133-150

    

  • One person one job. Class, gender and feminism in the workers´struggles of Biscayan deindustrialization (1977-1994)

    David Beorlegui Zarranz

    págs. 151-162

    

  • Women in the mining basins of Asturias. Between labour vindication and social mobilization

    Irene Díaz Martínez

    págs. 163-180

    

  • Women, offshoring and...deindustrialization? Two cases of multinational companies in Asturias (2010-2020)

    Amaya Caunedo Domínguez

    págs. 181-192

    

  • Class and gender de/construction in industrial working women in the Asturian deindustrialization process

    Nerea González de Arriba

    págs. 193-206

    

  • SPACES

    • The rebellion of forms: critical imaginaries in the face of uncertainty. Preliminary study on the metropolitan area of Barcelona

      Javier Tébar Hurtado

      págs. 209-224

      

    • The reconstruction of memory and industrial heritage from community interventions in the town of Villa Elisa, Argentina

      Juliana Frassa

      págs. 225-240

      

    • The Argentine industry in the alley. La Bernalesa, south of the metropolitan region of Buenos Aires.

      Cintia Russo, Patricia Noemi Gutti

      págs. 241-258

      

    • Heterogeneities of England’s deindustrializing towns: comparative urbanisms in territories of relegation ..

      Jay Emery

      págs. 259-278

      

    • Labour memory and precarious subjectivity. Post-industrial cultures in the metropolitan periphery of Madrid

      Pablo López Calle

      págs. 279-295

      

  • HERITAGE

    • Industrial Heritage as a consequence of structural economic transformations – rival conceptualizations in comparative perspective

      Stefan Berger

      págs. 299-324

      

    • Wreck or Cabinet. Analysis and proposals on the musealized industrial heritage in Asturias..

      Faustino Suárez Antuña

      págs. 325-354

      

    • The museography treatment of deindustrialization in the Basque Country.

      Rafael Ruzafa Ortega

      págs. 355-370

      

    • Industrial tourism in Asturias. Dissemination, tourist attraction and the absence of the worker

      David González Palomares

      págs. 371-386

      

    • The common house as a cultural object: on the heritagization of everyday working-class life in the 1940s and 1950s. The cases of Le Havre (Fr.) and Mieres

      María Fernanda Fernández Gutiérrez

      págs. 387-412

      

    • The historical-industrial complex of Arnao. Memory and forgetfulness

      Jorge Muñiz Sánchez

      págs. 413-426

      

    • The de-industrialization of urban governance: lota and its aesthetic turn

      María Esperanza Rock Núñez

      págs. 427-438

      

  • REPRESENTATIONS

    • “Un precedented class consciousness”: labour memory in the wake of deindustrialisation

      Gilda Zazzara

      págs. 441-456

      

    • “With factories, there are problems, but without factories, we’re bored”. Deindustrialization in France as seen in films from 1995-2005

      Nicolas Hatzfeld, Alain Michel, Gwenaële Rot

      págs. 457-472

      

    • From documentarist present to historical fiction: The Ruhr’s cinematic ending as an industrial region

      Stefan Moitra

      págs. 473-490

      

    • Depictions of the labour world. Mining flash fiction stories from the “Contest Manuel Nevado Madrid” (Juan Muñiz Zapico Foundation of Workers’ Commissions of Asturias).

      Benigno Delmiro Coto

      págs. 491-508

      

    • Landscape with ruins: the reflection of socioeconomic changes in the asturian literature of the surdimientu

      Marta M. Mori de Arriba

      págs. 509-530

      

    • From intuitive memory to artistic creation. The most representative social and cultural perceptions of the industrial and mining past in Asturian art

      María del Mar Díaz González

      págs. 531-558

      

    • Resignifying the past: memory and cultural creation in Asturias

      Rubén Vega

      págs. 559-577