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Category Archives: Spain
Salvador Dalí’s Christmas Cards Are Better than Yours
Over the weekend, while attempting to get into the holiday spirit by setting up my table-top fiber-optic Christmas tree, baking cookies, and watching the snow fall in sub-zero temperatures, I discovered that one of my favorite Spanish artists, Salvador Dalí, … Continue reading →
Posted in Art, Spain, Surrealism
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Tagged 1950s, art, Barcelona, Christmas, Navidad, Salvador Dali, Spain, spanish, spanish art, surrealism, teaching spanish
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Social History and Spanish Anarchism: Prostitution, Motherhood, and Free Love
During my dissertation research, I spent lots of time searching for several, quite obscure short novelas written throughout the 1920s by Spanish anarcho-feminist Federica Montseny. Somehow I came across the website for The International Institute for Social History, located in Amsterdam. The Institute … Continue reading →
Posted in First-wave spanish feminism, Literature, Spain, Women
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Tagged Anarchism, Barcelona, books, Feminism, first-wave spanish feminism, free love, literature, maternity, medical history, Montseny, motherhood, Novela Ideal, Novela Libre, prostitution, Revista Blanca, Spain, spanish, spanish literature, women
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