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Which experiences, practices, and memories of a contemporary Argentinian publisher become part of their memoirs? How do publishers define their own trajectories? This article analyzes a relatively recent phenomenon in the field of publishing: the multiplication of books by publishers based on their own work, which is a key source for researchers of the publishing world. The present study focuses on the case of Un camino con los libros by Leandro de Sagastizábal (2023), memoirs with stories from 45 years of a career. This analysis defines two main dimensions: the ways in which the narrative is structured, and the aspects of the trajectory and of publishing that are highlighted. This article describes the style of the text; next, after identifying the periodization of the career, defines structuring facets of the publishing work: a) publisher-book promoter; b) publisher-professor/researcher; c) publisher-author; d) publisher-publisher; and e) publisher-adviser-public official. This analysis leads to theoretical reflections that remain to be explored on the ways memories become biographic devices of self-reflection. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study focuses on the four books of memoirs by Esther Tusquets: Confesiones de una editora poco mentirosa (2005), Habíamos ganado la guerra (2007), Confesiones de una vieja dama indigna (2009), and Tiempos que fueron (2012). The initial premise of this research posits that, in recounting her personal experience, the author not only reveals intimate aspects of herself but also constructs a cultural narrative. To unravel the complexity inherent in this duality, three areas fundamental to autobiographical writing are explored: the configuration of identity through the narrative dimension of the text, the fictionality intrinsic to the genre, and the underlying testimonial intention of the author. The analysis shows that, although Tusquets writes these memoirs from a deeply subjective perspective, by contextualising them within a range of geographical, social, cultural, and political circumstances, she produces a dual cultural narative. Thus in the course of documenting the construction of Lumen’s catalogue through a series of definitive milestones, she also furnishes a valuable testimony to what the publishing field in Spain was like between the late Franco era and the 1990s when the great international conglomerates began to erect insurmountable barriers to the work of independent publishers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article aims to present the confluence of academic aspects and religious interests in the first decades of the Study of Religion discipline in Brazil. The work seeks to highlight the political-academic and religious interrelationships that took place during this period of the discipline's establishment in the country. Methodologically, the text is based on sources such as minutes, course plans, opinions, memoirs, interviews and publications. The conclusion is that, under the confluence of academic interests and religious-pastoral aspirations, the Study of Religion discipline emerged on the national academic scene in the second half of the 20th century with little self-understanding of its theoretical-methodological profile. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present work analyzes the academic production of four academic bodies (CAs) of the Escuela Normal de Sinaloa to identify the main academic products that they have generated and that account for the knowledge in the field of teaching training, in addition to reviewing which ones are used in teaching processes during initial teacher training and their influence on the future teachers. The study was developed from a mixed approach with a qualitative emphasis using the documentary method through analysis techniques of the documents generated by the CAs. The results indicate that academic production is closely related to the level of consolidation of the CA, since it was found that a higher level of consolidation increases the quantity and type of academic products; in the case of the academic bodies in training (CAEF), the most published product is the conference reports; in the case of the academic bodies in consolidation (CAEC) the extensive reports (as they are also called) are present, but book chapters also appear; and, finally, the consolidated academic body (CAC), more frequently publishes book chapters, books and magazines and to a lesser extent full-length memoirs. Likewise, regarding the impact of such academic products on initial teacher training, a moderate impact is found. Derived from the above, it is important to highlight the need to intensify the dissemination of the knowledge produced both within the normal school and outside of them. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article addresses a successful publishing phenomenon in Spain, namely political memoirs, aiming to propose an interdisciplinary methodological perspective that allows for a critical approach to this type of text. The corpus focuses specifically on three texts published by sitting or former presidents: En confianza. Mi vida y mi proyecto de cambio para España (2011); Una España mejor (2019) by Mariano Rajoy, and Manual de resistencia (2019) by Pedro Sánchez. Analyzing these three works will provide an interdisciplinary perspective that, stemming from literary theory, will contribute to reflecting on the nature of the «memoir» genre within these types of works, alongside the constraints arising from the reader-author pact they establish and the issues of authorship they present. Secondly, discourse analysis, oriented towards political communication in particular, will provide the main tools for analyzing the self-representation and personalization of the protagonists, building upon the concept of ethos and the pragmatic analysis of enunciation. Finally, the perspective of governmentality studies (developed within the realm of cultural studies) will guide the analysis of the political rationality depicted in such texts, in line with the neoliberal regime of subjectivity in which they are situated. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In the context of the debate on the necessary presence of discursive genres close to the pole of communicative immediacy as the best strategy for approaching the vernacular language of the past, this article describes the hermeneutic and methodological principles of a corpus built up over the last decade by the Sociolinguistic research group (Universitat Jaume I). Composed of written traditions with an oral imprint, mostly private correspondence and a smaller representation of several autobiographical genres (diaries, service memoirs, soldiers' chronicles), the corpus now exceeds fourteen million words, written by almost seven thousand Spaniards from different social and dialectal backgrounds between the end of the fifteenth century and the first half of the twentieth century. Given the limitations of other corpora for historical sociolinguistic analyses, the article outlines the main principles that guide the architecture of the corpus, including the need to have a sufficiently broad representation of the different periods studied, making it possible to study variables (morphosyntactic, lexical, discursive) that by their nature have little recurrence in discourse. In the end, it is conceived as a specific corpus, due to its eminently sociolinguistic purpose; and secondary corpus, due to the use of previously published texts, albeit selected according to strict parameters. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The study of the bbc broadcasts in different languages during the Second World War reveals the extraordinary confidence that the British government placed in the radio, convinced of its potential influence on civil society, as it had done since 1934 with the launching of the British Council, in an interesting advance of what from the 90s Joseph Nye would call Soft Power. This paper deals with the study of the bbc department in charge of the broadcasts addressed to Spain, known as the Spanish Service from its creation in 1939 until the end of the Second World War. In this context, the Spanish Service was entrusted with the difficult task of strengthening the link of its Spanish listeners with the allied cause without interfering in Spanish politics, in a difficult balance that would unleash many tensions and push politics to the limit of containment towards Spain marked by Churchill. In order to give effect to the narrative approach of this work, use has been made of Memoirs, archival sources from the War Cabinet and the Foreign Office, periodical publications, as well as bibliographic sources. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The following article aims to investigate the wounds and scars of the bodies tortured by the Chilean dictatorship, taking as a paradigmatic case the torture of Karin Eitel narrated by Pedro Lemebel, to explore, both the status of truth and archive that they entail, and therefore, their ability to form an embodied testimony, namely, a memoir of the body itself. As well to explore what to do with those marks and that memoir, that is, we seek to question the function of that memoir based on the hypothesis that it is not focused on the past, fetishizing the wounds, but on the future. In other words, the thesis to be defended will be that memoir must work as evidence of the past, using the embodied testimony to show that a violence happened to/in the body, but its focus will be to prevent it from happening again, ensuring a promise and a future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Contemporary Criticism has considered autobiographical writing as representative of a large parte of Miguel Delibes' literary production. It is easy to verify the close link that he establishes between his life and his work through his diaries, memoirs our autobiographical stories. The main goal of this article will be to study the evolution of the configuration of the fictional self in Señora de rojo sobre fondo gris, based on the collation of the autor's variants located in the avant-text of the novel. We will apply the methodology of genetic criticism in order to analyze the strategies adopted by the autor when he tries to mask himself behind the character of Nicolás, also the homodiegetic narrator of the work. Finally, we will verified how these strategies are due to a careful narrative technique, in which the presence of the male protagonist will lose relevance as the writing process progresses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This research analyses two cases: the actions of the lawyers Pedro José Agrelo and Gregorio Tagle, who remained in political leadership in Río de la Plata, despite the crisis of central power in 1820. From opposing positions, both intervened publicly and acted as referents of their respective spaces. Through the analysis of their practices and discourses, the aim is to provide knowledge about the role of these scholars in the period in question, the functioning of the socio-political networks that supported them and the particularities of their actions in the context of the war and the crisis of institutionalism in the territory. For this purpose, the sources used are the libels and manifestos of the time, together with government documents and the unpublished memoirs of Pedro José Agrelo, preserved in the General Archive of the Argentine Nation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article is a geographical and spatial analysis of the figure of Jesus, an outline of narrative theology and geographical spirituality: from the first stages of his life and message to the last moments of his existence on this world, from Nazareth to Golgotha. Particular attention will be given to the beginning of Jesus’s public life, as well as to some moments during his final days. It is hoped that the reader will gain a feel for the spiritual dimension of space, and of the connections between external geography and human interiority. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The purpose of the article is to offer a reading of the book Antes del fin, by Ernesto Sabato, cataloged as memoirs and, therefore, linked to the repertoire of autobiographical writings that were produced in Latin America at the end of the 20th century. For this we appeal to the notions of autobiographical thought, yo tejedor, self-care and parrhesia, allied to the theory of autobiography and the hermeneutics of the subject. We support the idea that far from the pessimism typical of melancholic old age, Sabato is encouraged by a hopeful attitude towards young people, whom he invites to fight for the preservation of utopia. With this we hope not only to highlight the importance of the autobiographical work of the Argentine writer, but also to open the possibility to study it based on the tradition of the Literature of the Self in Latin America that he helped to consolidate. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this article we propose to investigate the ways in which the poetics of memory are articulated in En libertad by Silviano Santiago and in the Trilogía luminosa by Mario Levrero. We maintain that the selected works assume the protocols of the writer's diary as remnants of the real to account for different metaphors of the archive in the key of a "war story". Santiago writes the fictional continuation of the prison memoirs of Graciliano Ramos to compose a palimpsest of stories of violence that exposes the authoritarian framework of Brazilian history and works, in a performative way, as a denunciation of the last military dictatorship. Meanwhile, Levrero's autofiction is configured as a staging of defeat: after an exile devoid of heroism, his diary-stories exhibit the failure of the search for a lost way of writing and the (im)possibility of all (re)constructive activity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The aim of this paper is to analyse Napoleon Bonaparte's 1798 Egyptian Campaign from the perspective of the imitatio Alexandri, through the direct testimonies of some of the participants in the military and cultural enterprise led by the young French general and by comparing various episodes of the expedition and of the French presence in Egypt with the figure of Alexander the Great. It also attempts to show that this imitatio Alexandri is not just a convention, common in the literature in the field when studying ancient models for Bonaparte, but that, even at the time of the campaign, the French were convinced that their commanding general intended to emulate the Macedonian legend in Egypt and Asia, according to his actions and declarations. The sources studied include the correspondence of the Egyptian expedition, as well as the memoirs of some of the participants, including Napoleon himself, and other close associates. The analysis shows that, both in the evocation of the historical model and in the development of specific events, in the Egyptian Campaign we can indeed observe signs of imitatio Alexandri, but also of rivalry and the overcoming of Alexander's model: hence, of an aemulatio Alexandri. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Holguin province is pioneer in the agrarian extension activity in the country; however, there are scarce documents that show how it has evolved in time, which limits the access to the antecedents and impacts. Therefore, the objective of this work was to show the contribution of agrarian extension to the territorial development of Holguin province, from the recounting of the main events and reflections occurred in the Cuban revolutionary period. Primary sources (interviews to extensionists, managers, farmers, and teachers) and secondary sources (reports, scientific articles, memoirs of events) were used to compile and analyze the necessary information. The results showed five stages of extensions development with an impact on territorial development, especially in the training of human talents and productive processes, at different system levels. However, the current challenge is to develop the Agricultural Extension System, for which it is essential to make it a priority within agricultural policies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The oratory of statesmen is a field of study as attractive as it is misleading, because in its works and effects the mechanisms of power count as much or more than the capacity of the speakers. The figure of Manuel Azaña, humanist and leading politician in the Second Spanish Republic, participates in these conditions. The interpretation of his oratory facet is a task of interest to consider keys to his personality, as well as parliamentary rhetoric. The brilliance of his speeches and the historical significance they had contrasts with the opinion, according to critics, that Azaña's personality has not been understood by his contemporaries. The reading of his Political Memoirs (1931-1933) and Memories of War (1936-1939) allows us to analyze thetrials and stories that Manuel Azaña entrusted in the diaries that formed these two volumes. On the panorama of the Republic and the Civil War is reflected theliterary and political failure of Azaña. These lost battles are redeemed with a formidable rhetorical exercise and reflection. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article aims to complexify and reconstruct the political praxis of the Communist Youth of Chile during the first years of the Law for the Defense of Democracy (1947-1952). It is postulated that the forms of resistance deployed by these young people in the streets, is not necessarily comparable to what has been called reinosismo, characterized according to official sources, by a work far from the masses, factional and armed struggle to confront the government of Gonzalez Videla. The JJ.CC mainly adhered to a policy of "mass militant struggle" and "unity at the base", which was a continuity of the policy of the CCP since 1945 and which unfolded in streets, assemblies, workers' demonstrations, university spaces and popular revolts. For this purpose, a wide range of press, parliamentary debates, memoirs, militant testimonies and party documents are used. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The renewal of the chilean left is usually explained from the role and partisan perspective, but little attention has been paid to the influence of spaces for reflection in exile and their "agents". For this reason, this work examines how the dynamics and transfer of ideas in CEDOC Chile-América and the Instituto para el Nuevo Chile (INC), were crucial in the strengthening and consolidation of this process. In order to determine their activism and advocacy, documents from exile, memoirs, recent research and interviews with the main actors were used. Although renewal can be understood from the institutional-partisan perspective, it was the activities and publications of these spaces-agents that provided the inputs, socialized criticism and the circulation of ideas and debates on the left. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The study proposes a historical approach to the experiences of War Children who were evacuated to Mexico and the USSR during the Spanish Civil War between 1937 and 1938 and their experiences, through diverse sources, testimonies, memoirs, specialized literature, collected throughout various research projects, and focuses on audiovisual narrative, to address the perceptions of exiles and the press to collect their impact on host societies, the latter aspect that must be studied to deepen contemporary legacies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Carlota O'Neill de Lamo (1905-2000) was a versatile woman, like most modern women: writer, journalist, playwright, businesswoman, television and radio producer, activist... a professional career that is still unknown today, due to her imprisonment and exile. Many of her ideological positions are transmitted in her production. She was a pioneer of proletarian theater in Spain, and the theme chosen for her first play was the situation of women workers. In all her memoirs --which are not limited only to Trapped in Spain (1964)-- she shows special interest in marginality and the slums. From her first play, Al rojo, in 1933, through her memoirs and other unpublished works, prostitution is one of the essential elements. Consequently, we have searched for clues in her work to answer the following question: Was Carlota O'Neill an abolitionist? [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Second Feminist Wave movement get up belatedly in Latin America, due to the dictatorial repression that prevented its development until the mid-eighties with the democratic transition. However, some studies on feminist memories in the Southern Cone show that such an emergency occurred early in Argentina and Brazil. For this reason, we go through the labyrinth of the feminist memory of Mirta Henault, a woman who knew how to strengthen her commitment in the underground environment imposed between 1966 and 1976 in Argentina. The oral sources used will be those from the collection of the Laboratory of Gender and History Studies (LEGH) of the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC), a testimony her recently gave and the memory of her daughter, also a feminist militant in those years. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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