Sfoglia Vol 6, No 2 (2021): Exile per Data di Pubblicazione
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The price of refuge. Spanish republican exiles in the US cultural cold war
(2021)This article explores the importance of the collaboration of the different groups of European exiles in the United States, after the rise of totalitarianism, in the construction of open and covert American diplomacy at the ... -
Music in exile: Russian Émigré Composers in interwar Paris and the mission of Russia Abroad's musical creativity after the 1917 revolution
(2021)One century after the massive migratory current following the Russian revolution, music composed in exile has not yet found particular interest in cultural studies. The aim of my essay is to provide historical and sociocultural ... -
From the Mediterranean Sea to the Pacific Ocean, the exile of Algerian prisoners in the penal colony of New Caledonia. An analysis of their descendants' identity processes
(2021)In this article, we propose to consider the exile experience through the case of Algerian descendants in New Caledonia. The first Algerians to arrive in this territory were sentenced by the French colonial administration, ... -
Cultural options of transatlantic exile: Rosalía de Castro's image as conjured up by Galician Day commemorations on the two shores
(2021)This paper examines the 1950 commemoration of Galician Day held in Argentina and Spain, and the symbolic significance it acquires in these two countries, which were undergoing different political circumstances. While the ... -
The "immediate protection" status under the New pact on migration and asylum: some remarks
(2021)Responses to the crisis of the Common European Asylum System (CEAS), after a long period of impasse, currently lie in the New Pact on Migration and Asylum (European Commission, 23 September 2020). This essay will focus on ... -
Women's migration to and from some Mediterranean countries in Vientos de agua by Juan José Campanella
(2021)This article tries to highlight the particular features that migrant women show in a pioneering cultural product: Juan José Campanella's television series Vientos de agua(Water Winds), 2005. The process of forced geographical ... -
Teresa Pàmies' letters of exile: from individual to collective memory
(2021)Since the end of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939), the violence practiced against the vencidos by Franco’s troops imposed the displacement as a way of life on so many Republicans, among whom there was the young activist ... -
Historiographical exclusions: female Spanish writers in exile within the literary Mexican field
(2021)The history of Mexican literature has excluded the authors who were marginal, such as exiled writers of 1939, but mainly women authors who were considered even more peripherical. When these two categories are conjugated, ... -
Introduction. Political exile in the 20th and 21st centuries
(2021)An introduction to the current issue of the Journal of Mediterranean Knowledgein which the guest editors highlight their vision of the concept of exile and, at the same time, focus on exile for political reasons and with ... -
Review of Nora Strejilevich, Un día, allá por el fin del mundo, Santiago de Chile, LOM, 2019
(2021)Review of Nora Strejilevich, Un día, allá por el fin del mundo, Santiago de Chile, LOM, 2019 -
The "ethics of care" in the testimonial narrative of Spanish republican exiled women
(2021)This article aims to study two works belonging to the testimonial narrative of the Spanish Republican exile of 1939: Sola (1954), by María José de Chopitea, and Los diablos sueltos (1975), by Mada Carreño. These testimonial ...