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After an introductory survey of the development of womens studies in the context of Spain, twenty-one chronologically ordered essays by scholars from Britain, the United States, Spain and Mexico explore womens roles in the cultural production of their time from the Middle Ages to the present. The essays of the first half examine the work of the earliest women writers and artists - memoirs and meditations, novellas and plays - and the representation or self-representation of women in a broad sweep of texts including medieval folksong, hagiography, and painting of the Baroque era. The modern section focuses on womens participation in politics and culture from the eighteenth century onwards: as translators and essayists, as consumers of visual ephemera and conduct books, as writers and artists, film directors and performers. An alternative and supplement to standard literary histories, this volume offers new insights into womens agency and representation in the cultural heritage of Spain. It will prove a useful and stimulating resource for students at all levels, and an accessible guide for the general reader. XON DE ROS and GERALDINE HAZBUN lecture in Spanish literature at the University of Oxford. CONTRIBUTORS: Nieves Baranda, Andrew M. Beresford, Monica Bolufer Peruga, Helena Buffery, Rosanna Cantavella, Lou Charnon-Deutsch, Georgina Dopico-Black, Joanna Evans, Carmen Fracchia, Margaret F. Greer, Jessamy Harvey, Louise M. Haywood, Geraldine Hazbun, Susan Kirkpatrick, Frances Lannon, Laura Lonsdale, Maria Ana Masera Cerutti, Roberta Quance, Xon de Ros, Alexander Samson, Alison Sinclair, Joyce Tolliver.

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Coleccin Tmesis SERIE A MONOGRAFAS 294 A COMPANION TO SPANISH WOMENS STUDIES - photo 1
Coleccin Tmesis
SERIE A: MONOGRAFAS, 294
A COMPANION TO
SPANISH WOMENS STUDIES
After an introductory survey of the development of womens studies in the context of Spain, twenty-one chronologically ordered essays by scholars from Britain, the United States, Spain and Mexico explore womens roles in the cultural production of their time from the Middle Ages to the present.
The essays of the first half examine the work of the earliest women writers and artists - memoirs and meditations, novellas and plays - and the representation or self-representation of women in a broad sweep of texts including medieval folksong, hagiography, and painting of the Baroque era.
The modern section focuses on womens participation in politics and culture from the eighteenth century onwards: as translators and essayists, as consumers of visual ephemera and conduct books, as writers and artists, film directors and performers.
An alternative and supplement to standard literary histories, this volume offers new insights into womens agency and representation in the cultural heritage of Spain. It will prove a useful and stimulating resource for students at all levels, and an accessible guide for the general reader.
XON DE ROS and GERALDINE HAZBUN lecture in Spanish literature at the University of Oxford.
Tamesis
Founding Editors
J. E. Varey
Alan Deyermond
General Editor
Stephen M. Hart
Series Editor of
Fuentes para la historia del teatro en Espaa
Charles Davis
Advisory Board
Rolena Adorno
John Beverley
Efran Kristal
Jo Labanyi
Alison Sinclair
Isabel Torres
Julian Weiss
CONTENTS GERALDINE HAZBUN MARIANA MASERA ANDREW M BERESFORD LOUISE M HAYWOOD - photo 2
CONTENTS
GERALDINE HAZBUN
MARIANA MASERA
ANDREW M. BERESFORD
LOUISE M. HAYWOOD
NIEVES BARANDA
ROSANNA CANTAVELLA
GEORGINA DOPICO-BLACK
CARMEN FRACCHIA
MARGARET GREER
ALEXANDER SAMSON
MNICA BOLUFER
LOU CHARNON-DEUTSCH
ALISON SINCLAIR
SUSAN KIRKPATRICK
JOYCE TOLLIVER
ROBERTA ANN QUANCE
FRANCES LANNON
HELENA BUFFERY AND LAURA LONSDALE
XON DE ROS
JESSAMY HARVEY
JO EVANS
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Womens Artistic Production and Their Visual Representation in Early Modern Spain
Plate 1
Luisa Roldn, The Virgin and Child with St Diego of Alcal , 169095. Victoria and Albert Museum, London (V&A: 2501864).
Plate 2
Jos Ribera, Assumption of Mary Magdalene , 1636. Museo de la Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando, Madrid.
Plate 3
Sofonisba Anguissola, Self-Portrait at the Easel , c.1556. Castle Museum, Lancut, Poland.
What They Saw: Womens Exposure to and in Visual Culture in Nineteenth-Century Spain
Plate 4
Page from a womans album. Purchased at Paperantic Madrid. VII Saln del Coleccionismo. 11 November 2007.
Plate 5
Dance card. Biblioteca Nacional, Madrid, Ephemera Collection, Catalogue 13-C, no. 3.
Plate 6
Calendar advertisement for Comercio Jos Ovelar. Biblioteca Nacional, Madrid, Ephemera Collection, Catalogue 36, no. H-12.
The Theatricalized Self: Women Artists in Masquerade from 1920 to the Present
Plate 7
Cover of La garzona , by Victor Margueritte, Madrid, 1924(?) Courtesy of the Biblioteca Nacional, Madrid.
Plate 8
El nio la est mirando (1996) by Ouka Leele ( Brbara Allende). Courtesy of the artist.
Plate 9
Semilla (1993) by Ouka Leele (Brbara Allende). Courtesy of the artist.
This book is dedicated to the memory of
Professor Alan Deyermond
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The editors are grateful to the John Fell Fund for its assistance with publication costs.
They would also like to acknowledge financial contributions towards the cost of the illustrations from Birkbeck College, Queens University Belfast, the State University of New York at Stony Brook and Lady Margaret Hall, University of Oxford.
The editors would also like to thank Maria Garca LiPicture 3eira for help with the index, and Elspeth Ferguson, Vanda Andrews and the editorial team at Boydell & Brewer for their excellent work.
ABBREVIATIONS
ADE
Asociacin de Directores de Escena de Espaa
AHLM
Asociacin Hispnica de Literatura Medieval
AIH
Asociacin Internacional de Hispanistas
ALEC
Anales de la Literatura Espaola Contempor nea
Alexandre
Libro de Alexandre
ANME
Asociacin Nacional de Mujeres de Espaa
AUP
Associated University Presses
BAE
Biblioteca de Autores Espaoles
BCom
Bulletin of the Comediantes
BFI
British Film Institute
CEDA
Confederacin Espaola de Derechas Autnomas
CL
Conde Lucanor
CLAMS
Centre for Late Antique and Medieval Studies
CSIC
Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientficas
CT
Coleccin Tmesis
CUP
Cambridge University Press
EHT
Exeter Hispanic Texts
GRIF
Groupe de Recherche et dInformation Fministes (Brussels)
HR
Hispanic Review
HSMS
Hispanic Seminary of Medieval Studies
IIFV
Institut Interuniversitari de Filologia Valenciana
JHP
Journal of Hispanic Philology
LH
Letras Hispnicas
MLN
Modern Language Notes
MS(S)
manuscript(s)
NC
Nuevo corpus de la antigua lrica popular hispnica (siglos xv a xvii )
NCSRLL
North Carolina Studies in the Romances Languages and Literatures
NRFH
Nueva Revista de Filologa Hispnica
OUP
Oxford University Press
PFG
Poema de Fernn Gonzlez
PMHRS
Papers of the Medieval Hispanic Research Seminar
PMLA
Publications of the Modern Language Association of America
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