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International Journal of Iberian Studies 35.3 is out now! Special Issue

Intellect is pleased to announce that International Journal of Iberian Studies 35.3 is out now!

Special Issue: ‘(Re)Producing Galician Femininities: Women’s Creative Praxis in 21st- Century Galicia’

Dynamic, multifaceted and multimodal feminist and woman-led artistic production has made its mark in the Galician cultural sphere in recent years. Non-canonical artistic formulations located on the fringes of, and often serving as a challenge to, mainstream Galician culture reveal new ways of thinking about gender from peripheral, non-hegemonic and decolonial positions.

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Aims & Scope

International Journal of Iberian Studies is published in partnership with the Association for Contemporary Iberian Studies. The International Journal of Iberian Studies (IJIS) is the academic journal for scholars from around the world whose research focuses on contemporary Iberia (twentieth and twenty-first century). IJIS publishes work from a range of disciplinary perspectives, and it particularly welcomes articles that apply a comparative or intertwined methodology to the study of Spain and Portugal and consider other identities, cultures and nationalities (Andalusia, Asturias, Basque Country, Catalonia, Galicia, etc.) and communities (Sephardics, Romani, immigrants, etc.).

Issue 35.3

Introduction

Feminisms at work: The (re)production of gender and culture in contemporary Galicia

CATHERINE BARBOUR AND DANNY BARRETO

Articles

Backwards is forward: Reclaiming sexual and gender diversity in Galicia through literature

MARÍA REIMÓNDEZ

Twenty-first-century Galician food femininities in Lorena Conde’s Santa Inés and Oliver Laxe’s O que arde

MARÍA LIÑEIRA

Of monsters and women: Feminist response to gender-based violence in Galician noir

CATHERINE BARBOUR

Shifting views on the pregnant body: Filming the play Anatomía dunha serea