Confirmed speakers include Enric Bou, Sebastiaan Faber, and Stanley Payne.
Coinciding with the eightieth anniversary of the proclamation of the Second Republic in Spain, this interdisciplinary conference seeks to produce a revision and a critical assessment of the Republic’s significance above and beyond its connections with the Spanish Civil War. A complex period that has raised numerous conflicting interpretations, the Second Republic remains a touchstone of the political, social and cultural development of modern Spain in the twenty-first century. Over the past eighty years, it has been transformed into a lieu de mémoire, a powerful symbol for numerous ideologies, and an historical heterotopy.
Conference organizers seek abstracts for 20-minute papers dealing with one of the following four topics: politics, social issues, literature, and culture and the arts. We particularly welcome papers that address the Second Republic as a whole or that try to provide an overall interpretation of the main trends and tendencies at play during the period (as opposed to detailed studies of individual events, authors or works). Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following aspects of the Second Republic:
-Social Conflict and Class Struggle
-Development in Literature and the Arts
-Cultural Politics and Reform
-Economy and Welfare State
-Political Ideologies and the Rise of Totalitarianism
-Education, Pedagogy, Secularization
-Women in the Republic
-Role of Religion
-Urban vs. Rural
-The Spanish Republic in a European Context
Please send a 300-word proposal and a brief C.V. to: republic80after@gmail.com
by December 15, 2010
Please direct questions to Juan Herrero-Senés or Javier Krauel at: republic80after@gmail.com
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