No. 4 (2011): Memory and Collective Identity in Comparative Literature

Published: 2014-10-21

Editorial

Editorial

Izaro Arroita, Ana García Díaz
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Monograph

A NATION OF GHOSTS?: HAUNTING, HISTORICAL MEMORY AND FORGETTING IN POST-FRANCO SPAIN

José Colmeiro

17-34
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'THERE WAS A TIME NOT SO LONG AGO...' ACCOUNTS AND AESTHETICS OF MEMORY AND IDEOLOGY OF RECONCILIATION IN SPAIN

Jaume Peris Blanes

35-55
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ANTONIO GAMONEDA: THE CONSTRUCTION OF FORGETFULNESS

Jorge Fernández Gonzalo

56-67
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"I SHALL INTERVENE, WITH NOMAD MEMORY AND INTERMITENT VOICE": RESURRECTING COLLECTIVE MEMORY IN ASSIA DJEBAR'S 'FANTASIA, AN ALGERIAN CAVALCADE'

Lobna Ben Salem

68-80
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THE SPACE OF REMEMBERING: COLLECTIVE MEMORY AND THE RECONFIGURATION OF CONTESTED SPACE IN ARGENTINA'S ESMA

Emily E. Parsons

81-90
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Miscellaneous

WRITING AS A SETTLEMENT PLACE IN EXILE: TUNUNA MERCADO AND MARÍA NEGRONI

Adriana A. Bocchino

92-109
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THEN AND NOW: MEMORIES OF A PATRIARCHAL IRELAND IN THE WORK OF MARIAN KEYES

Mary Ryan

110-130
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COMPARATIVE LITERATURE AND TRANSLATION: TWO ARGENTINEAN VERSIONS OF THE BAUDELAIREAN SPLEEN

Santiago Venturini

131-141
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