El Futuro del Pasado

Editorial

• Editorial. Right to scandalize / be scandalized

  11-13

  Iván Pérez Miranda, Álvaro Carvajal Castro

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• Presentation. Scandal: woman, family and neighborhood (16th-19th centuries)

  17-18

  Margarita Torremocha Hernández, Pilar Calvo Caballero

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Monograph

• The Notion of Scandal in Early Modern Spain through the Judicial Records of the Royal Courts

  19-66

  José Luis de las Heras Santos

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• The Scandal: Theory and Reality in the Criminal Processes of the Royal Chancery of Valladolid (Castilla, 18th Century)

  67-103

  Margarita Torremocha Hernández

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• Scandal in the Daily Life of Salamanca University’s Guild During the Counter-Reformation Period (1545-1648)

  105-124

  Gustavo Hernández Sánchez

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• Alone in the Face of Scandal. Widows and Family Conflicts (Barcelona, 17th-18th Centuries)

  125-152

  Mariela Fargas Peñarrocha

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• Scandal as a «Safeguard» for Women in Lawsuits for Mistreatment at the End of the Ancien Régime

  153-180

  Alberto Corada Alonso, María Herranz Pinacho

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• Women Raped and Dishonoured. The Cohabitation of Priests before the Ecclesiastical court of the Palencia Diocese in the Middle of the 18th Century

  181-207

  Cynthia Rodríguez Blanco

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• Scandal in the Parlous of the Castilian Convents of the Modern Age «The Words of the Bride of the Lord with the Laity Must Always Be Few and Limited»

  209-231

  Silvia De la Fuente Pablos

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• Women, Sin and Public Scandal in the North of Portugal at the End of the Ancient Regime: The Region of Vila Real

  233-261

  Alfredo Martín García

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• Taverns and female tavern keepers: spaces of sociability, transgression and scandal in Portugal at the end of the Ancien Régime

  263-284

  Isabel Drumond Braga, Paulo Drumond Braga

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• Scandals by the Sea: Offending Women in Canarian Judicial Documentation (18th Century)

  285-326

  Belinda Rodríguez Arrocha

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• Another form of Disruption: When ‘Anne’ is ’Anthony’ at the End of Old Regime

  327-359

  Soledad Gómez Navarro

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• With the Body, in Word and Deed. Misconduct and Public Scandal among Spanish Young Women, 1800-1835

  361-400

  Pilar Calvo Caballero

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• «Women Carry in their Ignorance the Germ of their Perdition». Public Prostitution and Hygienism in Logroño during the 19th Century

  401-436

  Marina Segovia Vara, Javier Zuñiga Crespo

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• Daily: Scandal and Women in the Spain of the Restoration (1881-1923)

  437-464

  Víctor José Ortega Muñoz

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• A Game of Resistance: The New Woman at the End Of 19th-Century Society

  465-500

  Sofía Rodríguez Serrador

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Studies

• Heroism, Wisdom and Royalty in the Mythical Age of China (II): Ranks of Order and Civilization

  503-527

  Julio López Saco

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• Athenian Foreign Policy during Peisistratus’ Third Tyranny

  529-547

  Unai Iriarte

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• The Archdeaconries of the Diocese of León in the First Half of the 18th Century

  549-583

  María José Pérez Alvarez

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• Shirts and Camisoles in 18th Century Burgos

  585-621

  Francisco José Alejandro Sanz de la Higuera

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• History and the Construction of the Disciplinary Dispositif. Epistemic and Institutional Aspects at the Origins of the Professionalization of Historical Knowledge in France

  623-673

  David J. Domínguez González

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• The Diaries of the Infanta María de las Nieves Braganza y Borbón in the Trenches of the First World War

  675-701

  Cristina Bienvenida Martínez García

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• Pedro Puig Adam and the Heuristic Method in the Teaching of Mathematics in Spain

  703-723

  Josefa Dólera Almaida, Encarna Sánchez-Jiménez

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• The Institutionalization of Leisure in Chile: The Statutes of Sports Clubs and Associations (1895-1934)

  725-743

  Alex Ovalle Letelier, Daniel Briones Molina

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• A «Gender Correspondent» Avant la Lettre: A Critical Study of Emma Sarepta Yule’s (1863-1939) Chronicles of East Asian Women

  745-774

  Montserrat Crespín Perales

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• Catholic-Communitarian and Foral-Patriotic Emotion and the Community of the Victors in Navarra in the Summer of 1936. The Role of Eladio Esparza as a Manager of Collective Emotions

  775-816

  Fernando Mikelarena Peña

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• The BBC at War in Spain: A Special Mission for the Spanish Service, 1939-1945

  817-840

  Gloria García González

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• What We Know about Education Through NO-DO. Literature Review

  841-879

  María Dolores Molina Poveda, Carmen Sanchidrián Blanco

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• Cultural Consumption, Imaginaries, and Heroism in the Iconic Representation of Pablo Escobar

  881-907

  Juan Carlos Patiño Prieto

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• The Actors behind the Educational Policy of the Civic-Military Dictatorship in Chile (1973-1990)

  937-977

  Felipe Zurita Garrido, Camila Pérez Navarro

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• From Great Leader to Dear Leader: Kim Jong Il’s Rise to Official Heir of the North Korean Communist Regime (1974-1980)

  909-935

  Daniel Gomà

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• An Original Approach to the Genesis and Success of Coalición Canaria: A Countermobilization by Elites and the Revival of the Old Pleito Insular

  979-1015

  Jorge Antonio Montesdeoca Pérez

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• Memory or History? On How to Approach the History of Terrorism in Spain through Protest Music

  1017-1048

  David Mota Zurdo, Laura Illescas Díaz

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