El título de los Comentarios reales: una nueva aproximación

Garrido, José Antonio Rodríguez

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“…The Valley of the Fallen is located in the municipality of San Lorenzo del Escorial, in the mountain range of Guadarrama, around 60 km from Madrid. The exact place, Cuelgamuros, was a property belonging to the Marquess of Muñiz and was expropriated against her wishes (Moreno Garrido, 2010). Today, it is managed by National Heritage, a central government agency that is in charge of all of the heritage belonging to the Crown.…”

Section: Analysis Of the Valley Of The Fallenmentioning

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“…The majority of them were political prisoners from the Civil War (Expert Committee of the Valley of the Fallen, 2011). According to Moreno Garrido (2010), around 2,575 prisoners worked there.…”

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“…It is clear that the work was forced labour; yet, many prisoners preferred to work there, as they had better conditions and were nearer their families. In fact, when the monument was finished, around 52 families remained there while others obtained flats around Madrid (Moreno Garrido, 2010). Nevertheless, the working conditions of these prisoners are one of the most controversial points of the monument and the numbers of work accidents that took place during its construction have been criticised.…”

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Controversial heritage: the Valley of the Fallen

de‐Miguel‐Molina

Barrera-Gabaldón

2019

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Purpose The purpose of this study is to analyse the concept of dark tourism and apply it to the Valley of the Fallen in Spain, a controversial monument that is a symbol of the Spanish Civil War and the subsequent dictatorship. Design/methodology/approach First, the authors carried out a literature review to get an insight into the concept of “dark tourism”, the types of existing dark tourism and the methods that are applied to the main cases around the world. Then, the authors analysed the case through a content analysis of press articles and interviews. Findings The authors propose a way to change the current symbolism and connotations of the Valley of the Fallen towards a new symbolism engaging all the stakeholders involved, from a dark tourism point of view. Research limitations/implications Applying this new symbolism requires attaining a difficult consensus that Spain has not yet been able to put into practice. Originality/value The dark tourism framework is an opportunity to link both economic and educational objectives, co-working on a model of consensus, but there is a gap in the literature on dark tourism in terms of Spain’s history. This strategy could be also applied to other controversial heritage with similar characteristics, according to different positioning classifications.

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Section: Analysis Of the Valley Of The Fallenmentioning

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Section: Analysis Of the Valley Of The Fallenmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Analysis Of the Valley Of The Fallenmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Controversial heritage: the Valley of the Fallen

de‐Miguel‐Molina

Barrera-Gabaldón

2019

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¿El "Sueño" o "Primero Sueño"?

Ruiz

2020

An. Lit. Hispanoam.

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El que sor Juana Inés de la Cruz (México ¿1648/1651?-1695) consideró su mejor poema circulaba manuscrito cuando, en 1692, fue impreso en Sevilla en el Segundo volumen de su obra con un título que, desde entonces, organizaría su lectura muy elocuentemente: “Primero Sueño, que así intituló y compuso la madre Juana Inés de la Cruz, imitando a Góngora”. Ese vínculo, no sólo con Góngora sino con “la pluma de Europa”, vale decir, con esa tradición y ese continente, ha sido más de una vez discutido pero siempre confirmado por la crítica, incluso cuando se sabe que no fue sor Juana quien colocó los epígrafes que, impresas, llevan sus obras como títulos, incluyendo su magno poema. En este sentido, el siguiente estudio se propone indagar detenidamente no sólo en la nominación del poema sino, fundamentalmente, sopesar su efecto crítico en la lectura del mismo, desde su publicación impresa hasta hoy

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El título de los Comentarios reales: una nueva aproximación

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Controversial heritage: the Valley of the Fallen

Controversial heritage: the Valley of the Fallen

¿El "Sueño" o "Primero Sueño"?

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