Du creuset espagnol à l’Espagne hors les murs

This article begins by analysing what the various articles in this monographyc section contribute to a general discussion on the question of cultural transfers. It then goes on to recall a number of theoretical assumptions made by this kind of approach: the difference from comparisons, the stress pl...

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Main Author: Michel Espagne
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Casa de Velázquez 2008-11-01
Series:Mélanges de la Casa de Velázquez
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/mcv/775
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description This article begins by analysing what the various articles in this monographyc section contribute to a general discussion on the question of cultural transfers. It then goes on to recall a number of theoretical assumptions made by this kind of approach: the difference from comparisons, the stress placed on the context of reception, the question of successive reinterpretations of a cultural import, the role of the history of books and the history of art, and the deconstruction of statements of identity. The article closes by proposing a number of issues through which Hispanic studies can be addressed from the standpoint of cultural transfers: the history of Hispanic studies as a European discipline, the history of extra-mural Spain in certain periods, that of Latin-American cross-culturalisation, of the German roots of Spanish philosophy –all these speak of the importations and the successive interpretations of cultural objects upon which Spanish culture, like others, rests.
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spellingShingle Michel Espagne
Du creuset espagnol à l’Espagne hors les murs
Mélanges de la Casa de Velázquez
Cultural transfers
European history
Hermeneutics
Miscegenation
Romance philology
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title Du creuset espagnol à l’Espagne hors les murs
title_full Du creuset espagnol à l’Espagne hors les murs
title_fullStr Du creuset espagnol à l’Espagne hors les murs
title_full_unstemmed Du creuset espagnol à l’Espagne hors les murs
title_short Du creuset espagnol à l’Espagne hors les murs
title_sort du creuset espagnol a l espagne hors les murs
topic Cultural transfers
European history
Hermeneutics
Miscegenation
Romance philology
Translation
url https://journals.openedition.org/mcv/775
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