Rite, Flesh, and Stone (EPUB) von Antonio Córdoba

Introduction: Materiality, Culture, and Death in Contemporary Spain, 1959–2020
Antonio Córdoba and Daniel García-Donoso

Part I: Rite
1. Executioners and Cultures of Capital Punishment in Franco's Spain (1959–1975)
Ana Fernández-Cebrián
2. State of Crucifixion: Tourism, Holy Week, and the Sacred Politics of the Cold War
Eugenia Afinoguénova
3. Carlos Saura: Death, Orphanhood, and the Commoners' Transitions
Angel Loureiro
4. Martyrs and Saints of the Spanish Civil War Era: Enshrinement of the Right and Historical Memory
Elizabeth Scarlett
5. The Future of the Dead: Reconciliation in Post-ETA Euskadi
Annabel Martín

Part II: Flesh
6. Capturing Death: Photography, Performance, and Bearing Witness
Patty Keller
7. Death, Afterlife, and the Question of Autobiography (Biutiful, 2010)
Cristina Moreiras-Menor
8. What Do We Do with the Dead? The Posthumous in Fernando León's Amador
Daniel García-Donoso
9. On Dying Colonialisms and Postcolonial Phantasies in Recent Spanish Cinema
N. Michelle Murray

Part III: Stone
10. A Stone That Makes Them Stumble: Mining the Lithic in Manuel Rivas's O lapis do carpinteiro
William Viestenz
11. Encounters between Memories and the Present: The Muslim Cemeteries in Contemporary Spain
Jordi Moreras and Sol Tarrés
12. The Forensic Eulogy: Science and Invented Traditions in the Commemoration of Republican Dead from the Spanish Civil War
Layla Renshaw
13. De-metaphorization of "the Other" in the Wake of Modern Biopolitics: A Reading of Jesús Carrasco's La tierra que pisamos
Pedro Aguilera-Mellado

Afterword: Politics, Arts, and Disrupted Death Rituals
Luis Martín-Estudillo and Nicholas Spadaccini

Contributors
Index