Cfp - Spanish History Conference: Identity, State and Society in Modern Spain Spanish History Conference: Identity, State and Society in Modern Spain "Identity is not only a story, a narrative which we tell ourselved about ourselves, it is stories which change with historical circumstances." - Stuart Hall, ‘Negotiating Caribbean Identities’, New Left Review, volume 209, Jan-Feb 1995. After two successful years of online talks, the Modern Spanish History Doctoral Seminars team is organizing a conference in Canterbury with the aim of continuing to foster connections and exchanges between doctoral researchers of modern Spain across the world. The conference will also include several online papers. The event, which counts on the support of both the School of History, Classics and Archaeology at the University of Edinburgh and the School of History at the University of Kent, will examine the interactions between identity, state and society in Spain since 1800. By considering the construction, contestation and interrelation of various identities throughout the nineteenth and twentieth century, it aims to offer a comprehensive vision of the Spanish state’s modern history. As such, we welcome proposals for twenty-minute papers from doctoral students or early career researchers based in any discipline so long as they address the key theme of ‘identity’, including – but not limited to – those of nationality, social class, political affiliation and gender. These can be delivered in English or Spanish. Send us your proposal in the form of an abstract of between 300-500 words, a brief biography and your institutional affiliation to identity.conference2022@gmail.com. The deadline is the 30 June 2022. Después de dos años muy exitosos de seminarios realizados en línea, el Seminario Doctoral de Historia Contemporánea Española organiza una conferencia en Canterbury, Inglaterra, con el objetivo de continuar fomentando intercambios intelectuales entre investigadores de doctorado por todo el mundo. La conferencia también incluirá varias ponencias online. El congreso, que cuenta con el apoyo de las universidades de Edimburgo y Kent, indagará en las interacciones entre la identidad, la sociedad y el estado en España a partir del año 1800. Mediante una consideración de la construcción, negociación y interrelación de diversas identidades a lo largo de los siglos XIX and XX, pretende ofrecer una visión amplia de la historia contemporánea del estado español. Como tal, acogeremos propuestas basadas en cualquier disciplina siempre que aborden el tema clave de la "identidad", incluidos, entre otros, los de nacionalidad, clase social, afiliación política y género. Las intervenciones se pueden realizar en castellano o inglés. Además de estudiantes de doctorado, animamos a investigadores en la fase inicial de su carrera a participar. Envíanos tu propuesta en forma de un resumen de entre 300-500 palabras, una biografía breve y tu afiliación institucional a identity.conference2022@gmail.com. La fecha límite es el 30 de junio, 2022. Jun 30 2022 00.00 - 23.59 Cfp - Spanish History Conference: Identity, State and Society in Modern Spain Following two years of successful online talks the organisers of the Modern Spanish History Doctoral Seminars propose a conference to take place in Canterbury, 10-11 September 2022.
Cfp - Spanish History Conference: Identity, State and Society in Modern Spain Spanish History Conference: Identity, State and Society in Modern Spain "Identity is not only a story, a narrative which we tell ourselved about ourselves, it is stories which change with historical circumstances." - Stuart Hall, ‘Negotiating Caribbean Identities’, New Left Review, volume 209, Jan-Feb 1995. After two successful years of online talks, the Modern Spanish History Doctoral Seminars team is organizing a conference in Canterbury with the aim of continuing to foster connections and exchanges between doctoral researchers of modern Spain across the world. The conference will also include several online papers. The event, which counts on the support of both the School of History, Classics and Archaeology at the University of Edinburgh and the School of History at the University of Kent, will examine the interactions between identity, state and society in Spain since 1800. By considering the construction, contestation and interrelation of various identities throughout the nineteenth and twentieth century, it aims to offer a comprehensive vision of the Spanish state’s modern history. As such, we welcome proposals for twenty-minute papers from doctoral students or early career researchers based in any discipline so long as they address the key theme of ‘identity’, including – but not limited to – those of nationality, social class, political affiliation and gender. These can be delivered in English or Spanish. Send us your proposal in the form of an abstract of between 300-500 words, a brief biography and your institutional affiliation to identity.conference2022@gmail.com. The deadline is the 30 June 2022. Después de dos años muy exitosos de seminarios realizados en línea, el Seminario Doctoral de Historia Contemporánea Española organiza una conferencia en Canterbury, Inglaterra, con el objetivo de continuar fomentando intercambios intelectuales entre investigadores de doctorado por todo el mundo. La conferencia también incluirá varias ponencias online. El congreso, que cuenta con el apoyo de las universidades de Edimburgo y Kent, indagará en las interacciones entre la identidad, la sociedad y el estado en España a partir del año 1800. Mediante una consideración de la construcción, negociación y interrelación de diversas identidades a lo largo de los siglos XIX and XX, pretende ofrecer una visión amplia de la historia contemporánea del estado español. Como tal, acogeremos propuestas basadas en cualquier disciplina siempre que aborden el tema clave de la "identidad", incluidos, entre otros, los de nacionalidad, clase social, afiliación política y género. Las intervenciones se pueden realizar en castellano o inglés. Además de estudiantes de doctorado, animamos a investigadores en la fase inicial de su carrera a participar. Envíanos tu propuesta en forma de un resumen de entre 300-500 palabras, una biografía breve y tu afiliación institucional a identity.conference2022@gmail.com. La fecha límite es el 30 de junio, 2022. Jun 30 2022 00.00 - 23.59 Cfp - Spanish History Conference: Identity, State and Society in Modern Spain Following two years of successful online talks the organisers of the Modern Spanish History Doctoral Seminars propose a conference to take place in Canterbury, 10-11 September 2022.
Jun 30 2022 00.00 - 23.59 Cfp - Spanish History Conference: Identity, State and Society in Modern Spain Following two years of successful online talks the organisers of the Modern Spanish History Doctoral Seminars propose a conference to take place in Canterbury, 10-11 September 2022.
