Memory and Its Discontents: Spanish Culture in the Early Twenty-First Century
Ed. Luis Martín-Estudillo and Nicholas Spadaccini
Introduction. Memory and Its Discontents: A Central Debate in Contemporary Spanish Culture
Luis Martín-Estudillo and Nicholas Spadaccini
- Images of Time: Paradigms of Memory and the Collapse of the Novel in Contemporary History in Spain (2000–2010)
Ulrich Winter - History Written by the Losers: History, Memory, Myth and Independence in Twenty-First Century Catalonia
Kathryn Crameri - The Television Mini-Series as Historical Memory: The Case of 23-F, El dia más difícil del Rey (TVE-1, 2009)
Paul Julian Smith - The Valley, the Monument, and the Tomb: Notes on the Place of Historical Memory
Patricia Keller - A Secret Agreement: The Historical Memory Debate and the Limits of Recognition
Antonio Gómez López-Quiñones - Raising the Specter of "Argentinization": The Temptation of Spanish Exceptionalism
Sebastiaan Faber - Historical Palimpsests: Revisiting the Spanish Civil War Through the Bicentennial of the Peninsular War
Luis Álvarez-Castro - Voices from Beyond the Grave: Remembering the Civil War in the Work of Max Aub
Eric Dickey - Historical Memory in Post-Transition Narratives: Between the Canon and the Market
Francisco Sánchez - Pact of Silence: History, Memory, and the Melancholic Oblivion in Spain (2001–2011)
Estrella de Diego - The Sequential Art of Memory: The Testimonial Struggle of Comics in Spain
Ana Merino and Brittany Tullis
Afterword
Ofelia Ferrán
Cover Image
Plate 8 of "They Still Draw Pictures" by Fernando González Esteban