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About this book
This is the first feminist and postcolonial analysis of Galician cultural nationalism and its relation to the Spanish state and Spanish centralism.
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253
Index
68,
71–5,
77,
88–92,
95–6,
98,
100,
165,
175,
209–10,
222
n.
4,
223
n.
6,
224
n.
5;
Galician
rural
29,
38,
52–4,
58,
72,
89,
143,
163,
166,
209;
Galician
women’s
writing
150,
172,
180,
186–7,
188–9,
196–
200,
209–10;
images
of
women
29,
41,
59,
148;
lesbianism
198
Xerais
184,
188,
198,
201,
205
Ye
ğ
eno
ğ
lu,
Meyda
6,
34
Young,
Robert
C.
7,
8
youth
groups
116,
117;
Association
of
Galician
Youths
116,
117;
Santiago’s
Catholic
Youth
Society
42;
Youth
Lyceum
171
Zunshine,
Lisa
160,
165
Table of contents
- Series editors’ foreword
- Acknowledgements
- Note to the reader
- Introduction: When did we become sentimental? Colonial stereotype, national discourse and gender in Galicia and Spain
- Shaping Galician femininity: method, metaphorand myth in Augusto González Besada’s cultural writing
- Purifying the national model: questions of morality and sentimentality in Eugenio Carré Aldao’s writing
- Competing manhoods: political nationalism versus sentimental regionalism in Antonio Couceiro Freijomil
- Sexing the national father: between promiscuity and decorum in Ricardo Carvalho Calero
- Breaking out of the normal: from piñeirismo to normalization in contemporary Galician culture
- Afterword: The man who married Galicia: towards a postcolonial critique of Galician sentimentality
- Notes
- Bibliography