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ANNUAL CONGRESS OF THE SOCIETY FOR SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE
HISTORICAL STUDIES
UNIVERSIDAD COMPLUTENSE DE MADRID
JULY 2-5, 2003
PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
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THURSDAY, JULY 3 ; FRIDAY, JULY 4 ; or SATURDAY, JULY 5
REGISTRATION: WEDNESDAY, JULY 2: 8:30 AM,
LOBBY OF FACULTAD DE HISTORIA Y GEOGRAFÍA
INAUGURAL SESSION: WEDNESDAY, JULY 2: 9-9:30 AM
Wednesday, July 2: 9:45-11:30 AM
1. Identity, Art, Education, and Society in 20 th Century Spain
Chair: Carolyn Boyd, University of California, Irvine
Séverine Dard
"New Perspectives on Catalanism and Catalan Identity: An Analysis from History of Education. Primary
Education in Barcelona, 1900-1923"
Tamar Groves, University of Tel Aviv
"From an Object of Socialization to a Social Agent: Children During the Spanish Transition to Democracy
(The Case of Rural Salamanca)"
Silvina Schammah Gesser, University of Tel Aviv
"Between Essentialism and Modernity: Position Taking and Symbolic Struggle in the 1920s Madrileño
Artistic Field"
2. La sociedad urbana en el mundo hispanoamericano
Chair and Comment: María del Carmen Mena García, Universidad de Sevilla
Comment: Pedro Pérez Herrero, Instituto Universitario Ortega y Gasset
Juan Carlos Sola-Carbacho, Tarrant County College
"La inmigración y sus implicaciones sociales en los prinicipales centros urbanos del mundo hispano del siglo
XVIII: el caso de los comerciantes madrileños"
Stephen Webre, Louisiana Tech University
"Nuevas aproximaciones al estudio de las sociedades urbanas hispanoamericanas: Reflexiones sobre el caso
de Santiago de Guatemala"
Christophe Belaubre, Université de Toulouse--Le Mirail
"Redes y poder: El convento de la Concepción en la capital del Reino de Guatemala, siglo XVIII"
3. Gender and Deviance in Early Modern Spain
Javier Domínguez-García, University of Oregon
"Negociaciones culturales y sexuales de la Monja Alférez"
Federico Garza Carvajal, University of Amsterdam
"The Little Canes: Male Fantasies of Carnal copulation in the Sodomy Trials of Inés and Catalina, Two
Incorrigible Dykes Roaming the Castilian Countryside (1601-1603)"
Lisa Vollendorf, Wayne State University
"Intimacy and Authority in Early Modern Spain: Women's Textual History
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4. Presentación del Centro de Estudios Hispánicos e Iberoamericanos
Beatriz Mariño, Centro de Estudios Hispánicos e Iberoamericanos.
María Herrero, Centro de Estudios Hispánicos e Iberoamericanos
María del Carmen Simón Palmer, Boletín Bibliográfico del Centro de Estudios Hispánicos e
Iberoamericanos
Wednesday, July 2: 11:30-1:30
1. Vestiges of Iberia in the Modern American World
Peter Reich, Whittier Law School
"Spanish and Mexican Legal History in Recent U. S. Litigation: An Example from the Land Grant Wars"
Marcelo J. Borges, Dickinson College
Susana B. Torres, Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia Austral and Universidad Nacional de la
Patagonia "San Juan Bosco"
"Spanish and Portuguese Migrants in the Oil Fields of Patagonia, 1907-1960"
Melissa A. Fitch, University of Arizona
"Imagining (and Consuming) Spain in the Southwestern United States"
Jorge Martins Ribeiro, Universidade do Porto
"Some Aspects of Luso-American Diplomatic Correspondence in the Nineteenth Century"
2. Strong Women
Anne J. Cruz, University of Illinois, Chicago
"Negative Reciprocity: Gypsies, Gender, and the Gift in Cervantes's La Gitanilla"
Valentina Tikoff, De Paul University
"Vocal Mothers and Orphaned Children: A New Look at 'Mothers of the Poor' in Seville During the Antiguo
Régimen"
Helen Nader, University of Arizona
"Do Ruptures in the Social Fabric Provide Openings for Women to Act?"
Heath Dillard, New York
"Directions in Religious Life for Women in Castile: The Changing Medieval Scene"
Comment: Allyson Poska, Mary Washington College
3. New Perspectives on the Spanish Inquisition in the New World
Chair/comment: Solange Alberro, El Colegio de México
Alejandra B. Osorio, Wellesley College
"Imperial discipline and punishment: multiple meanings of the spectacle of the Auto de fe in Lima"
Alejandro Cañeque, New York University
"Un remedio venido del cielo: discurso político e inquisición en la Nueva España"
Patricia Lopes Don, San José State University
"The Death of Don Carlos of Texcoco: The Indian Inquisition in Early Mexico City, 1539"
David Tavarez, Bard College
"La idolatría y su economía punitiva: estrategias penitenciarias y reacciones indígenas en Nueva España"
4. Urban History in the Antiguo Régimen
Fernando Chavarría Múgica, European University Institute (Florence)
"Filípoli" o anti-Cosmópoli: la fundación de una nueva ciudad para Felipe II en el Estado de los Presidios de
Toscana"
Washington Dener dos Santos Cunha, Universidade do Sao Paolo-Centro Universitario Moacyr Sreder
Bastos
"Lisboa: Geimetria e Desassossego"
Shelley E. Roff, University of Texas at San Antonio
"Constructing Illusions of Prosperity: The Cityscapes of Early Modern Barcelona"
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Wednesday, July 2: 3:30-5:30 PM
1. The Foreign Dimension of the Civil War and Franco
Alejandro Raya, Tufts University
"La "extraña" amistad de Rafael L. Trujillo con la II República Española: 1936 a 1940"
Ana Varela-Lago, University of California, San Diego
"La guerra civil española y las comunidades de emigrantes españoles en los Estados Unidos"
Daniel Kowalsky, The American University in Cairo
"Pascua's Mission to Moscow: New Research on Diplomatic Relations between the Soviet Union and the
Spanish Republic, 1936-1939"
Joan Maria Thomas, Universidad Rovira Virgili
"Dealing With Fascists. The Roosevelt Administration's Perceptions of Franco and Serrano Suñer,
1938-1942"
2. Sex, Society and the Courts in Early Modern Spain
Chair: Renato Barahona, Univ. Illinois, Chicago
Comment: Allyson Poska, Mary Washington College
Christian Berco, University of Arizona
"Subversive Sodomy: Ethnicity, Religion, and the Inversion of Social Hierarchies in Early Modern Spain"
Scott Taylor, Siena College
"Women in the Middle: Adultery, Murder, Honor, and Family Conflict in Seventeenth-Century Castile"
Renato Barahona, University of Illinois, Chicago
"When a Merchant Seduces: Gender, Society and Business Letters in Seventeenth-Century Spain"
3. Spain and the Old World Outside of Europe
George Bryan Souza, Univ. Texas, San Antonio
"Project Report: The Embassy of Don García de Silva Figueroa to Persia in the Early Seventeenth Century"
James Brodman, University of Central Arkansas
"Community, Compassion and Captives: Comparative Perspectives Across the Mediterranean"
Andreu Martínez Alòs-Moner, Univ. of Hamburg
"San Roberto Bellarmino en las montañas de la Luna: saberes Jesuíticos para la conversión de Etiopía"
María Antonia Garcés, Cornell University
"Hartos buenos ingenios y aun doctísimos: La Argel de Cervantes y Antonio de Sosa"
4. Religious Politics in Early Modern Spain
Erin Kathleen Rowe, Johns Hopkins University
"Enemiga capital de herejías: Teresa de Jesús, the Church Militant, and the Co-Patronage Debate in
Seventeenth-century Spain"
Miguel Luque Talaván, Madrid
"Don Juan de Solórzano Pereira y el Patronato de la Capilla Mayor de la iglesia conventual del Caballero
de Gracia de Madrid"
Todd Borgerding, Univ. of Wisconsin - Oshkosh
"The New Roman Liturgy in the New Rome: Liturgical Reform in Early 17th-century Seville"
Timothy J. Schmitz, Wofford College
"'Cordial and Constant': The Hieronymite Order and the Spanish Habsburgs"
Wednesday, July 2: 6-8 PM
1. Historia e informática: Utilidad y necesidad de las Nuevas Tecnologías en la investigación histórica
José Manuel de Bernardo Ares, Universidad de Córdoba, Presidente y Comentarista
Antonio Calvo Cuenca, Universidad de Córdoba
"El papel de las nuevas tecnologías en el proceso de Análisis y Síntesis en la Investigación histórica"
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Juan Antonio Romero del Castillo, Univ. de Córdoba
"De la imagen digital al discurso histórico. Acoplamiento de imágenes y estructuras descriptivas en la
documentación histórica"
María Araceli Serrano Tenllado, Univ. de Córdoba
"Una propuesta metodológica para la representación y explotación de las fuentes documentales históricas.
Aplicación al estudio de las élites locales"
2. Cultural Transmissions, Migrations, and Mappings Between Spain and Italy in the Sixteenth and
Seventeenth Centuries
Barbara Ann Naddeo, Stanford University
"Empire and Geography: The Baratta Map of Naples, 1627/29"
Thomas Dandelet, University of California, Berkeley
"A Roman Nobleman at Alcala and Salamanca: The Education of Ascanio Colonna, 1577-1584"
Celine Dauverd, Univ. of California, Los Angeles
"Newcomers to Spanish Naples: The Jewish Diaspora Community of 1492"
Claudia Mineo, University of California, Los Angeles
"As Prudent as the Serpent: Machiavelli and the Question of Dissimulation in Saavedra Fajardo's Empresas
Políticas"
3. History and Art in the Early Modern Era
Kevin Ingram, University of California, San Diego
"The Drunks' Secret: Diego de Velázquez's Los Borrachos as a Converso-Humanist Text"
Mindy Nancarrow, University of Alabama
"Addressing the Female: The Virgin, the Book, and the Basket in Post-Tridentine Spanish Art"
Tanya Tiffany, Johns Hopkins University
"Diego Velázquez and Carmelite Spirituality in Seville"
4. Historiographical Perspectives
Mary Hoyt Halavais, Sonoma State University
"History Writ Small, or the Problem of the Local"
Zeynep AKTÜRE SIRAM, Middle Eastern Technical University (Ankara)
"¡Hagamos Teatro Clásico en Nuestros Teatros Clásicos!' On the Local Roots of Modern Greco-Roman
Drama Festivals in Greece and Spain"
Horacio Chiong Rivero, Swarthmore College
"Fray Antonio de Guevara's Fictionalization of History in his Epístolas familiares"
Margaret R. Greer, Duke University
"Thinking Through the Hunt In the Literature, Art, and Law of Early Modern Spain"
Wednesday, July 2: 9:00 PM
Reception at the Byne House, Official Residence of the U. S. Embassy, Don Ramón de la Cruz, 3
BUS SERVICE WILL BE PROVIDED BETWEEN THE FACULTAD AND THE SITE OF THE
RECEPTION FOR ALL REGISTERED PARTICIPANTS
Thursday, July 3: 9-11 AM
1. Collective Identities in Twentieth-century Spain
Chair/comment: José Alvarez Junco, Universidad Complutense
Javier Moreno Luzón, Universidad Complutense
"Los Liberales y el nacionalismo español (1878-1923): Entre la fidelidad a la Monarquía y el horizonte
democrático"
Clinton D. Young, Univ. of California, San Diego
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"Making Spanish Music and Making Music Spanish: The Opera-Zarzuela Debate of Tomás Bretón and
Antonio Peña y Goñi"
Julia Hudson-Richards, University of Arizona
"Restoration Nationalism Before the 'Disaster' of 1898"
Daniel Stuber, University of California, San Diego
"Flamenco and the Creation of an Autonomous Andalusia"
2. New Considerations in Medieval Historiography
Chair/Comment: Theresa Earenfight, Seattle Univ.
Gwendolyn Rice, University of Toronto
"Noble Piety and the Cistercians of Reconquest Catalonia, 1150-1200"
L. J. McCrank, Chicago State University
"Medieval Tarragona and the Frontier of New Catalunya"
Lucy K. Pick, University of Chicago
"Sacred History and Current Events from the Chronicle of 754 to Jiménez de Rada"
Jennifer Speed, Fordham University
"Jaume I and the Sentiments of Statecraft"
3. Devils, Doctors, Healers, and Holy Persons: Medical Discourse and Religious Experience in Spain from
the Middle Ages to Modernity .
Chair: Andrew Keitt, Univ. of Alabama, Birmingham
Commentator: Jon Arrizabalaga, Institutción Milà I Fontanals (Barcelona)
Andrew Keitt, Univ. of Alabama at Birmingham
"The Miraculous Body of Evidence: Miracles, Medicine, and the Inquisition in Seventeenth-Century Spain"
Lisa Abend, Oberlin College
"Iluminada, Hysteric, Medium: La Niña de Moeche"
Iona McCleery, Saint Andrew's College
"Saintly Physician, Diabolical Doctor, Medical Saint: Exploring the Reputation of Gil de Santarém in
Medieval and Early Modern Portugal"
Thursday, July 3: 11:30-1:30
1. Re-visions of Madrid Since 1860
Chair/Comment: Susan Larson, Univ. of Kentucky
Steven L. Driever, Univ. of Missouri-Kansas City
"The Historical Geography of the Proposals for Madrid's Gran Vía, 1860-1904"
Malcolm Alan Compitello, University of Arizona
"Madrid's Shifting Cartographic Imagery: The Projection of Madrid in Recent Spanish Fiction"
Susan Larson, University of Kentucky
"Madrid as Cinematic City in the 1890s and 1990s"
Michael Ugarte, University of Missouri, Columbia
"Immigration and Urban Change in Contemporary Madrid"
2. Good Girls, Bad Girls: Women, Religion, Texts, and Authority in Early Modern Spain
Chair/Comment: Theresa Earenfight, Seattle University
Jodi Bilinkoff, Univ. of North Carolina, Greensboro
"Reading Habits: Women and Hagiographical Texts in Early Modern Catholic Culture"
Gretchen Starr-LeBeau, University of Kentucky
"Writing (for) Her Life: Judeo-Conversas in Early Modern Spain"
Mary Elizabeth Perry, Occidental College
"Patience and Pluck: Job's Wife, Conflict and Resistance in Morisco Manuscripts Hidden in Sixteenth-
Century Spain"
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3. Iberian Culture in the Colonial New World
Guilherme Nascimento, Univ. de Minas Gerais
"Música na América Portuguesa: a descoberta de um manuscrito em notação quadrada em Santa
Luzia/Minas Gerais"
R. Jovita Baber. The University of Chicago
"Native Litigants and Spanish Rhetoric: Tlaxcalans Use of Spanish Political Philosophy in their Legal
Arguments (1521-1640)"
David A. Boruchoff, McGill University
"Tanto puede el ejemplo de los mayores: la teoría y la práctica de la adoctrinación misionera en la Nueva
España"
Katrina Olds, Princeton University
"History and Memory on the Margins of the Early Modern Spanish World: The Cross of Carabuco and the
Catholic Reformation"
4. The Spanish Republicans in the Free French Forces (1940-1945). Brave Men in an Endless War.
Joseph Parello, University of Montpellier
Presentation of an oral/video history project based on work with Spanish Civil War refugees in France who
participated in various aspects of the French fight against Nazi Germany and Fascism.
Thursday, July 3: 7 PM
CASA DE AMÉRICA, PLAZA DE CIBELES
BUS SERVICE WILL BE PROVIDED FROM THE COMPLUTENSE TO THE SITE OF THE
DINNER
ACADEMIC SESSION
Chair: Adrian Shubert, York University (Toronto)
Colloquio: Antonio Cazorla, York University (Toronto)
Santos Juliá, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia
Stephen Jacobson, King's College, London
HOMENAJE A LOS FUNDADORES DEL HISPANISMO AMÉRICANO
CONTEMPORÁNEO:
Richard Herr
Gabriel Jackson
Juan Linz
Edward Malefakis
Stanley Payne
Nicolás Sánchez-Albornoz
Joan Ulman
Douglass Wheeler
ANNUAL BANQUET
Friday July 4: 9-11 am
1. Aspects of Iberian Architecture
Chair/Comment: Jody Brotherston, Louisiana Tech University
Everett Rice, Saint Louis University, Madrid
"The Mudejar Tradition in Spanish Architecture: The Spanish Genius for Synthesis"
Jody Brotherston, Louisiana Tech University
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"Sorolla's House: The Interiors and Gardens"
Lisa Mullikin and Kevin Stevens, Louisiana Tech University
"Alvaro Siza's Chiado Project: Restrained Intervention"
Gary Smith, Texas Tech University
"Spanish Renaissance Precedent in Twentieth-Century Southwestern American Architecture: The Influence
of the Universidad de Alcalá de Henares at Texas Tech University and the University of San Diego"
2. El hispanismo historiográfico italiano ayer y hoy
Alfonso Botti, Università di Urbino
"España contemporánea desde Italia: percepción e historiografía"
Marco Cipolloni, Università di Modena
"La historia en entredicho y la historia entrelíneas: el olvido sin pacto de la hispanística italiana"
Massimiliano Guderzo, Universtà di Urbino
"España en el sistema internacional del siglo XX: la visión de la historiografía italiana"
Vittorio Scotti Douglas, Università di Trieste
"Atisbos, barruntos, huellas: los orígenes de la historiografía italiana sobre la guerra de la Independencia"
3. Jews, Moors, Judeo-conversos, Moriscos
Javier Jiménez Belmonte, Fordham University
"Saturno en al-Andalus: el judío en las Memorias de Abd Allah, último rey zirí de Granada"
Moisés Orfali, Bar-Ilan University
"Los judeoconversos portugueses: del acoso a la exclusión social"
Robin Vose, University of Notre Dame
"History, Fantasy and Muslim Conversions to Christianity: the Case of the Blessed Michael Bennazar (OP)"
Georgina Dopico Black, New York University
"La experiencia indiana y la cuestión morisca"
4. Financing the Spanish Monarchies, 15 th -16 th Centuries
David Alonso García, Universidad Complutense
"La evolución de la hacienda real de Castilla entre 1504 y 1525"
Theresa Earenfight, Seattle University
"The Queen's Treasury: Royal Finances in the Crown of Aragon, 1440-58"
José M. Carretero Zamora, Univ. Complutense
"Fiscalidad extraordinaria, deuda y crecimiento: el modelo castellano en el siglo XVI"
María Isabel García Cano, Universidad de Córdoba
"Los intereses locales de una monarquía universal: la venta de jurisdicciones en le época de Felipe II"
Friday, July 4: 11:30-1:30
1. Politics and Propaganda in the Civil War
Chair/comment: Santos Juliá, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia
Michael Seidman, Univ. North Carolina, Wilmington
"Fighting Egotism: Republican Poster Propaganda in the Spanish Civil War"
Sandie Holguín, Oklahoma University
"War and Travel are not Incompatible: The Rutas Nacionales de Guerra, 1938-1939"
Jordi W. Getman-Eraso, San Diego State University
"Impromptu Revolutionaries: Anarchosyndicalists, Revolutionary Rhetoric, and the Spanish Civil War"
Hugo García Fernández, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia
"Las atrocidades como motivo de propaganda en el extranjero durante la Guerra Civil española"
2. Aspects of Local Administration in the 18 th Century
Leonida Tedoldi, Università di Verona.
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"Hospitals, Institutions and Welfare in a Port Town at the end of XVIII century: the case of Málaga"
Manuel Cuesta Martínez, Universidad de Córdoba
"Administración de justicia en Córdoba en el siglo XVIII"
Lázaro Pozas Poveda, Universidad de Córdoba
"El escribano público en el siglo XVIII. Aspectos institucionales y sociales"
3. The New World Within Iberia: New Approaches, New Challenges
Chair/comment: Sara T. Nalle, William Patterson University
Juan Javier Pescador, Michigan State University
"The New World Inside the Basque Farmstead, 1550-1800"
Ida Altman, University of New Orleans
"Going Home: Fortune and Frustration Among Returnees From the Indies"
Tamar Herzog, University of Chicago
"Old World, New World: How Things Change (or Not) After an Atlantic Crossing"
4. Mysticism, Anxiety, and Gender: 16 th -18 th Centuries
Elizabeth Franklin Lewis, Mary Washington College
"Conquistando a la amazona dieciochesca: Expresiones de ansiedad sexual en los escritos del Siglo de las
Luces"
Paul Hiltpold, California Polytechnical University, San Luis Obispo
"The Witch-Hunt in Spain, Revisited"
Dominique de Courcelles, Centre National de la Rechereche Scientifique
"Lenguajes místicos y modernidad en la España del siglo XVI"
Elena del Río Parra, Georgia State University
"La Batalla de las almas: Monstruos y bautismo en el siglo de oro español"
Friday, July 4: 3:30-5:30 PM
1. The Eighteenth Century and its Aftermath
Sean Perrone, Saint Anselm College
"An American in the Consular Service of Spain, 1794-1820"
Scott Eastman, University of California, Irvine
"La generación española: Spanish Nationalism and Clerical Discourse 1793-1812"
Scott Dale, Marquette University
"El protagonismo del lector en la novelística de Cadalso"
Philippe L. Seiler, Tulane University
"Rebellion and Reward: Military Promotions and the Túpac Amaru Rebellion, 1780-1783"
2. Spanish Shrines: A Digital Historical Atlas, Early Middle Ages to 1970 C.E.
Comment: Miguel-Angel Bernabé, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
"Cartographic Design and the Visualization of Historical Data"
J. B. Owens, Idaho State University
"Why Create a Digital Historical Atlas of Shrines?: Historical GIS and Spatial Analysis"
María Teresa Castejón Cay, Univ. Politécnica Madrid
"The Creation of a Database of Spanish Roman Catholic Shrines"
Ana Belén Barral Rojo, Univ. Politécnica de Madrid
"Cartography and the Visualization of Spatial Data about Spanish Shrines"
3. Cultura e ideología de los letrados en la Monarquía española
Giovanni Muto, Universidad Federico II (Nápoles)
"Representaciones del "Consiliarius Regius" en la tratatística napolitana de la primera Edad Moderna"
Piero Ventura, Instituto Univ. Oriental (Nápoles)
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"El "Ministro pecuniario": los oficiales de la Camera della Sommaria en el Reino de Nápoles (siglos
XVI-XVII)"
Paola Volpini, Universidad de Pisa
"Por la autoridad de los ministros»: observaciones sobre la relación entre los letrados y los ministros del
rey en una alegación de Juan Bautista Larrea (siglo XVII)"
4. From the 15th to the 16th Centuries: Culture, Politics, and Status
Nancy F. Marino, Michigan State University
"The Death of Don Juan Pacheco and the Siege of Trujillo in 1474"
Jessica A. Boon, University of Pennsylvania
"The Recollection of Spiritual Asceticism: Annihilation in the Writings of recogimiento Mystics"
Michael Crawford, University of Arizona
"Honor or Financial Calculation: The Desire for hidalgo Status in Sixteenth-century Castile"
Friday, July 4: 6-8 pm
PLENARY SESSION: LA HISTORIA ATLÁNTICA COMPARADA: UN NUEVO Y COMPARTIDO
HORIZONTE HISTORIOGRÁFICO IBEROAMERICANO
Presentación: Antonio Fernández Ramírez, Alcalde de Pozoblanco y Emilio Cabrera Muñoz, presidente
del comité científico
Obras completas de Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda. Edición Crítica, Excmo. Ayuntamiento de Pozoblanco,
Córdoba, 1995-2003, 15 vols. (Proyecto reconocido por la UNESCO)
Presentación: David Vassberg, Pan-American University y representante de CajaSur (pendiente)
El Hispanismo Anglonorteamericano: Aportaciones, problemas y perspectivas sobre Historia, Arte y
Literatura. Actas de la I Conferencia Internacional «Hacia un Nuevo Humanismo», Córdoba, 9-11 de
septiembre de 1997. (CajaSur, Córdoba, 2000, 2 vols.)
Presentación: Carolyn Boyd, University of California, Irvine y José Manuel de Bernardo Ares,
Universidad de Córdoba
Estudios de Historia Iberoamericana (I). 33 Reunión Anual de la Society for Spanish and Portuguese
Historical Studies (SSPHS), (Athens, Georgia (USA), 11-14 de abril del 2002. (Universidad de Córdoba y
Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores de España, Córdoba, 2003)
Friday, July 4: 9:00 PM
RECEPTION
RESIDENCIA DE ESTUDIANTES, C.S.I.C., Pinar, 23
BUS SERVICE WILL BE PROVIDED BETWEEN THE FACULTAD AND THE RESIDENCIA FOR
REGISTERED PARTICIPANTS
Saturday, July 5: 9-11 AM
1. Ingresos y pérdidas de fondos documentales en los archivos españoles entre 1930 y 2000
Vicenta Cortés Alonso
Antonio González Quintana
Equipo de archiveros
2. Madrid, the Ceremonial Capital
Chair: María José del Río, Univ. Autónoma Madrid
Introduction: Jesús Escobar, Fairfield University
Virgilio Pinto, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
"Madrid, escenario de la corte"
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Lisa A Banner, Hispanic Society of America
"Lerma's Plan's for a Monumental Cathedral in Madrid"
Elizabeth Wright, University of Georgia
"Entre el santuario y la sátira: Lope de Vega, 'cronista' de la capitalidad"
3. La Guerra de Sucesión a la corona española: Iberoamérica en las coordenadas internacionales
José Manuel de Bernardo Ares, Univ. de Córdoba
"La política colonial americana de los Borbones durante la guerra de Sucesión"
Soledad Gómez Navarro, Universidad de Córdoba
"El cardenal Salazar y la política proborbóncia de su tiempo"
Carmen Sanz Ayán, Universidad Complutense
"El dinero de la Guerra de Sucesión"
4. Culture and Society in Medieval Spain
Chair: William D. Phillips, University of Minnesota
María Estela González de Fauve, Universidad de Buenos Aires ,
Isabel J. Las Heras, Fundación Historia de España ,
Patricia de Forteza, Universidad de Buenos Aires
"Simbología del poder en un linaje castellano: los descendientes de Pedro I excluídos de la línea sucesoria"
Judith R Cohen, York University (Toronto)
"El uso de la música de la época por los poetas judíos de Iberia medieval"
Barry Mark, University of California, Berkeley and the Graduate Theological Union
"Alfonso X, 'el sabeo'? The Wise King's Predilection for Paganism and its Relevance for Reading the
Thirteenth-century Castillian-Jewish Book of Brilliance (Sefer ha-Zohar)"
Simon Doubleday, Hofstra University
"On the Age of Spanish Ghosts"
Saturday, July 5: 11:30-1:30
1. Portugal and World War II: What Kind of Neutrality?"
Chair: Douglas Wheeler, Univ. of New Hampshire
Comment: Antonio Costa Pinto, Instituto Ciencias Sociais, Universidade de Lisboa
Douglas Wheeler, University of New Hampshire
"Espionage is Illegal: Portugal's Responses to the Death of Actor Leslie Howard, 1 June, 1943"
Luis Nuno Rodrigues, ISCTE, Lisboa
"Measuring Portuguese Wartime Diplomacy"
Paula Noversa , University of New Hampshire and University of Massachusetts/Dartmouth
"Luso-American Diplomacy, 1943-45"
2. Ginés de Sepúlveda y el humanismo clásico en España
Chair: Emilio Cabrera Muñoz, Univ. de Córdoba
Comment: Remedios Morán Martín, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia
José Sánchez-Arcilla Bernal, Univ. Complutense
"La polémica de Sepúlveda-Las Casas"
Marion Reder Gadow, Universidad de Málaga
"El tiempo de Ginés de Sepúlveda"
Tomás González Rolán, Universidad Complutense
"Sobre el origen y consolidación del Humanismo clásico en España (siglo XV-primera mitad del siglo XVI"
Benita Sampedro Vizcaya, Hofstra University
"Gonzálo Ferdnández de Oviedo y la historia de la ciencia: lectores y lecturas"
3. Authority and Social Regulation in Habsburg Spain
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Christopher Storrs, University of Dundee
"Crime and Punishment in the Reign of Carlos II (1665-1700)"
José Rodríguez Hernández, Univ. de Valladolid
"El reclutamiento en Castilla a mediados del siglo XVII"
Juan Hernández Franco, Universidad de Murcia
Sebastián Molina Puche, Universidad de Murcia
"Un aspecto de la crisis de la nobleza castellana en el siglo XVII. El abandono de su función militar"
Cynthia Ann Gonzales, University of Arizona
"Charity in Early Modern Spain: Bread, Burgos, and Poor Hospitals"
4. Aspects of the Franco Era and the Transition
Jessica Davidson, Brandeis University
"The Sección Femenina and Working Women: The Law for Political, Professional and Labor Rights"
Juan Hernández Andreu, Universidad Complutense
"The Political Triumph and Decline of Abril Martorell."
Sasha David Pack, Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison
"The Revival of the Camino de Santiago in Franco's Spain: A Medieval Pilgrimage in the Age of Modern
Dictatorship."
Saturday, July 5: 3:30-5:30 PM
1. Gender Identity in 20 th -Century Spain
Aurora G. Morcillo, Florida International University
"Regulating Women's Bodies: The Law of Physical Education of 1961"
Inbal Ofer, Tel Aviv University
"'Am I that body?' The Sección Femenina's Promotion of Female Physical Education in Francoist Spain and
the Emergence of New Bodily Perceptions (1938-1977)"
Victoria Enders, Northern Arizona University
"Gender and National Identity: The Classical Body of La Ben Plantada"
Gema Junco, Florida International University
"The Silent Terror: A Case Study of Domestic Violence in Spain"
2. Geographic Mobility, Shifting Identities, and Social Ties in the Early Modern Spanish Imperial World
Chair/Comment: Bartolomé Yun Casalilla, Universidad Pablo de Olavide (Sevilla)
Bethany Aram, Inst. International Studies, Seville
"La Otra Cara de Pedrarias Dávila, caballero y conquistador"
David E. Vassberg, Pan-American University
"The Spanish Pig in the Discovery and Conquest of the New World"
Yuen-Gen Liang, Princeton University
"The First Count of Alcaudete, Cordovan Lord and Itinerant Imperial Administrator"
Satoko Nakajima, University of Tokyo
"Breaking Ties in Sixteenth-Century Spain: Bigamy, Roving, and Absence"
3. Ideology, Identity, and Public Order in Twentieth-century Portugal and Spain
Noelia González Adánez, Universidad Complutense
"Liberales españoles y portugueses en el primer tercio del siglo XIX"
Diego Palacios Cerezales, Universidad Complutense
"España y Portugal: Políticas de orden pública comparadas"
Francisco Paloma, Universidad Complutense
"Los movimientos sociales y las transiciones en España y Portugal"
William Kavanagh, New York University in Spain
"W(h)ither the State?: Transforming Identities on the Galician-Portuguese Border"
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