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Burying your Dead in Franco’s Spain: Thanatopolitical Power and José María Pemán’s Antigone (1946).
(2024)Considering the Spanish political context of the period, Antigone’s myth could become an ideological offence against the regime. However, Pemán’s version emphasized the emotional aspect of the play. It was a Catholic ... -
Networks of Power in Local Politics: The Graeco-Roman Theatre Festival of Malaga (1959–1983)
(Springer Nature, 2025-05-14)The accidental discovery of the Roman theatre of Malaga and its artistic legacy in the second half of the twentieth century serve as a case study in local heritage management and cultural appropriation in Spain. The ... -
Rediscovering the Classical: Graeco-Italian Relations and Ancient Drama in the early 20th Century.
(2023)During the early twentieth century, the connections formed among European intellectuals and institutions involved in performances of Graeco-Roman drama created international networks that included numerous classicists, ... -
The Sociopolitics of the Revivals of Classical Drama in Greece, Spain, and Italy in the 20th Century
(UMA Editorial, 2022-07-11)This thesis explores the revival of classical drama at ancient venues as a sociopolitical apparatus of the European nation-states in the 19th century. The modern use of Greco-Roman theatres, amphitheatres, and stadiums ... -
War and Horror in Modern Spanish Theatre: The Sieges of Numantia and Saguntum as Lieux de Mémoire.
(2023)The sieges of Saguntum and Numantia have become legendary national landmarks in Spanish literary and artistic expression. The siege of Saguntum took place in 218 BCE, a battle between local Saguntines and Carthaginians, ... -
Στρατηγικές προσέλκυσης δυνητικών φοιτητών: Εμπειρία και προοπτικές στο Πανεπιστήμιο της Μάλαγα.
Balaskas, Vasileios; Carmona-Zabala, Juan
; García-Marín, Álvaro; López-Villalba, María Teresa (2024)
The program of Modern Greek Studies at the University of Málaga is facing a problem of low enrollment numbers for first-year students. We believe that the lack of new students is related to a the decline of classical Greek ...