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Tables of Contents for A New History of Spanish Writing, 1939 to the 1990s
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Notes on Contributors
xi
First Perspectives: Spain From 1939 to The 1990s
1
67
Introduction
1
1
Springtime for Franco: From 1939 to the early 1950s
1
12
Making the Dictatorship Work: Change in the 1950s
13
2
Cracks and Fissures: 1962-1975
15
5
Changes: 1975-1996
20
5
Rewriting History
Eternal Spain: The Mythology of Empire
25
2
Educational Texts: Indoctrinating the Young
27
4
Poetry of the 1940s: Victory, `Rootedness', Uncertainty
31
5
Drama: Restaging the Past
36
2
Prose Writing in the 1940s
38
6
Reclaiming History
Essays in New History
44
1
Poetry: Becoming Committed
45
2
Drama: History in Motion
47
10
Representing Ordinary Histories
57
5
Ramon Jose Sender
Ignacio Aldecoa
Deconstructing History
62
6
Keeping It in the Family
68
28
Constructing the Model
68
5
Deconstructing the Model
73
4
Family Dramas
77
9
Women Writing the Family
86
4
Modernization and the Family
90
6
Power and Disempowerment
96
22
Gendered Discourses of Power
96
9
Church and State
105
3
Answering Back
108
6
Against the PSOE
114
4
Languages of Silence
118
17
Keeping it Quiet
118
7
Poetry of Exile and Absence
125
10
Getting a Sense of Reality
135
28
Power and Reality
135
1
Versions of Realism
135
8
From Realism to Anti-Realism?
143
6
Escapisms and Realisms in the Theatre
149
8
New Realism in Poetry
157
6
New Writing: New Spain?
163
25
Problems of Categorization
163
5
Experience and Experimentalism
168
7
Juan Goytisolo
Juan Benet
A Return to Realism
175
2
Wild Fantasies
177
2
Poetic Rewrites
179
5
`New' Theatre: Abolishing the Pyrenees
184
4
Languages of Pleasure
188
20
The Persistence of Romance
188
5
Eroticism and Sexual Liberation
193
7
Pleasure in Poetry
200
4
Commercial Erotica
204
4
Through the Kaleidoscope
208
14
From One Nation to Many
208
5
Old and New Voices
213
1
Women's Voices?
214
2
Generation X: Who am I?
216
3
Resexing the Nation
219
3
References
222
13
Index of Names and Topics
235