CURSO ONLINE EN DIRECTO - Mujeres, violencia y Transición
Description
This Summer Course will bring together three brilliant historians to discuss the relationship between feminism, experience of violence and politics at the time of the Spanish Transition from Dictatorship to Democracy.
Monica Moreno, Maria Angels Larumbe and María del Rosario Ruiz Franco have paid special attention in their research to the history of women in a context as intense and peculiar as the Spanish Transition. A moment not without violence and which confronted women from different points of view.
These three historians will reflect on the effects of a regression on the emancipation processes operating in Franco's rule, the relevance of one's own memory to establishing gender policies, the relationship of women with politics and violence from the death of the dictator in 1975 to the consolidation of the democratic system in Spain.
Objectives
Introducir el debate sobre la Transición desde una perpspectiva que combine género y violencia.
Establecer una interdisciplinariedad en los estudios sobre la Transición y violencia.
Contribuir al estudio de la historia de la relación entre violencia y género.
Activity directed to
- University student
- Students not from university
- Teachers
- Professionals
- All public
Contributors
Program
18-09-2020
Registro y entrega de documentación
Presentation by the Director of the activity
- José Maria Portillo Valdes UPV/EHU
“Con la pata quebrada, rapadas. La dictadura franquista contra las mujeres“
- Melanie Ibanez Domingo Universidad de Valencia
“ Mujeres y violencia revolucionaria en el tardofranquismo y la Transición (1h 15 min)“
- Mónica Moreno Seco Universidad de Alicante
Break
“La larga travesía del desierto: la Transición española en clave de género“
- María del Rosario Ruiz Franco Universidad Carlos III de Madrid - Profesora titular
Directors
José Maria Portillo Valdes
UPV/EHU
José M. Portillo es catedrático de Historia Contemporánea de la Universidad del País Vasco/Euskal Herido Unibersitatea. Anteriormente ha sido profesor en las universidades de Georgetown, Nevada y Chicago en EEUU, Santiago de Compostela en España, El Colegio de México y el Instituto Mora en México y la Universidad Externado en Colombia. Sus investigaciones se han centrado en la historia de la cultura política y constitucional tanto en España como en Hispanoamérica. Es autor de Crisis atlántica. Autonomía e independencia en la crisis de la monarquía española (2006); Fuero Indio. La provincia india de Tlaxcala 1780-1824 (2014); Historia mínima del constitucionalismo en América Latina (2015) y Entre tiros e historia. La constitución de la autonomía vasca 1976-1979 (2018).
Speakers
Melanie Ibanez Domingo
Mónica Moreno Seco
María del Rosario Ruiz Franco
Registration fees
| REGISTRATION | Until 18-09-2020 |
|---|---|
| 37,00 EUR | |
| 31,00 EUR | |
| 20,00 EUR | |
| 0 EUR |
Venue
Online streaming
Live online
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