Titlebook: Rerouting Galician Studies; Multidisciplinary In Benita Sampedro Vizcaya,José A. Losada Montero Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Cultures of Nature in Mid-Twentieth-Century Galiciao worked for the early Francoist State, subsistence peasants’ environmental inhabitation and taskscaping, and the excursionism-landscaping practiced by Galicianist intellectuals such as Ramón Otero Pedrayo.

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From the Island of Trauma to Fantasy Island: The Renovation of San Simóne demolishing or whitewashing of symbolic sites in Spain are able to do this because—among other reasons—their schemes are not investigated and exposed by scholars. This chapter contends that the erasure and distortion of Republican memory sites compromise Republican collective memory, especially that of future generations.

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Putting Queerness on the Map: Notes for a Queer Galician Studies which are closely linked to literary movements and to the transnational experiences of emigration and exile. As Galician Studies gains visibility in the North American academy, it ought to embrace queer studies to ensure the inclusion of voices, bodies, and subcultures that have been largely exclud

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Blue Atlantic: Gilroy and Galiciaellectual roots of his work, this chapter poses the following question: To what extent are the uses of Gilroy’s work in fact working against the intention, and the critical project, of .? I contend that Gilroy’s work has been understood as a plain refutation of any attempt to use the category of ide

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Cultures of Nature in Mid-Twentieth-Century Galiciaical processes usually studied as either cultural or environmental. The idea of cultures of nature prompts us to look at human societies and the nonhuman world in relational, performative, and material-semiotic ways. Second, this chapter explores some socio-environmental processes and cultural pract