Popular Songbooks from Chile to Berlin. 1880-1920
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By reviewing the songbook pages, we learn about the musical tastes of the era, where songs from all over Hispanic America appear, as well as chants attributed to oral tradition that, however, we see printed here in more than one edition. The songbooks themselves provide many clues to understanding various themes: the gender roles promoted within their pages, the contested formation of national identity, or the dynamics of popular readings, offering new documentary veins for the research of cultural scholars and for anyone who is part of the audiences of yesterday and today.
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Ivory paper
Rustic cover
Measures 23 x 15 cm.
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Popular Songbooks from Chile to Berlin. 1880-1920
| Autores | Ana Ledezma y Tomás Cornejo |
|---|---|
| Portada | Ver portada |
| Year | 03-2020 |
| Nº de páginas | 273 |
| ISBN | 978-956-357-203-2 |
| Intellectual Property Registration | 305291 |
| ISBN digital | 978-956-357-204-9 |
Ana Ledezma
Chile. She holds a PhD in History from Freie Universität Berlin and is a professor at various universities. Her research themes focus on social representations circulated through periodic and occasional publications. She is currently developing her postdoctoral research at Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, focusing on generic brands and the symbolic reworking of the national through popular prints in fin-de-siècle Chile (1880-1920). Among her publications, her undergraduate thesis *La sociedad en vitrina: Mujeres en la publicidad. Chile a mediados del siglo XX* (Santiago, 2007) stands out, as well as articles in Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Australia.Tomás Cornejo
Chile. He holds a doctorate in History from El Colegio de México. He works as an academic in the Department of History and Geography at the Metropolitan University of Educational Sciences. His research focuses on Latin American popular culture, the social uses of images during the 19th and 20th centuries, and the links between history and cinema. He is the author of "Ciudad de voces impresas: historia cultural de Santiago de Chile, 1880-1910" (Mexico City and Santiago, 2019) and "Manuela Orellana, la criminal: género, cultura y sociedad en el Chile del siglo XVIII" (Santiago, 2006).Related books
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