Cultural Legacies of Slavery in Modern Spain
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Cultural Legacies of Slavery in Modern Spain
Vialette, Aurelie; Tsuchiya, Akiko
State University of New York Press
01/2025
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Acknowledgments
Introduction
Akiko Tsuchiya and Aurelie Vialette
Part 1: The Legacies of Slavery in the Archive
1. The Houseboys of Fernando Poo: Domestic Service in Spanish Colonial Africa
Benita Sampedro Vizcaya
2. Echoes of the Spanish Slave Trade in Nineteenth-Century London
Kirsty Hooper
3. Cosmetic of the Archive: An Autopsy of Slave Trader Antonio Lopez y Lopez and the General Tobacco Company in the Philippines
Aurelie Vialette
4. From Slavery to Anti-Black Racism: Racial Ideas from Cuba to Catalonia
Martin Rodrigo-Alharilla and Juliana Nalerio, translated by Maria Cristina Urruela
Part 2: Confronting the Legacies of Slavery in Cultural Memory Sites
5. Confronting the Legacies of Slavery and Colonialism in Public Spaces: Debates around Racist and Colonial Monuments in Modern Catalonia
Akiko Tsuchiya
6. Spain and the Year of Toppled Statues of Enslavers and Colonizers: The Examples of Madrid and Cadiz
Ulrike Schmieder
7. Memorialized Blackness: The Case of the Museo Atlantico
Jeffrey K. Coleman
8. Public Memory Policies in Spain: How Is the Colonial Past Addressed?
Oriol Lopez Badell and Celeste Munoz Martinez, interviewed by Akiko Tsuchiya and Aurelie Vialette, translated by Maria Cristina Urruela
Part 3 Interpreting the Legacies of Slavery in Literature, Music, and Visual Culture
9. Pedro Blanco, the Accursed Slave Driver: Literature and Historical Memory of Slavery in Spain
Gustau Nerin, translated by Maria Cristina Urruela
10. Searching for Cayetana's Daughter: From Goya to Carmen Posadas
Rosalia Cornejo-Parriego
11. The Urgency of a Black Iberian Thought
Tania Safura Adam, interviewed by Akiko Tsuchiya and Aurelie Vialette, translated by Maria Cristina Urruela
12. On Making Art from Hidden Places
Yinka Esi Graves, interviewed by Akiko Tsuchiya and Aurelie Vialette
13. Hispano-tropicalism: Flamencology and the Denial of Black Presence in Spain
Miguel Angel Rosales, translated by Maria Cristina Urruela
Contributors
Index
Introduction
Akiko Tsuchiya and Aurelie Vialette
Part 1: The Legacies of Slavery in the Archive
1. The Houseboys of Fernando Poo: Domestic Service in Spanish Colonial Africa
Benita Sampedro Vizcaya
2. Echoes of the Spanish Slave Trade in Nineteenth-Century London
Kirsty Hooper
3. Cosmetic of the Archive: An Autopsy of Slave Trader Antonio Lopez y Lopez and the General Tobacco Company in the Philippines
Aurelie Vialette
4. From Slavery to Anti-Black Racism: Racial Ideas from Cuba to Catalonia
Martin Rodrigo-Alharilla and Juliana Nalerio, translated by Maria Cristina Urruela
Part 2: Confronting the Legacies of Slavery in Cultural Memory Sites
5. Confronting the Legacies of Slavery and Colonialism in Public Spaces: Debates around Racist and Colonial Monuments in Modern Catalonia
Akiko Tsuchiya
6. Spain and the Year of Toppled Statues of Enslavers and Colonizers: The Examples of Madrid and Cadiz
Ulrike Schmieder
7. Memorialized Blackness: The Case of the Museo Atlantico
Jeffrey K. Coleman
8. Public Memory Policies in Spain: How Is the Colonial Past Addressed?
Oriol Lopez Badell and Celeste Munoz Martinez, interviewed by Akiko Tsuchiya and Aurelie Vialette, translated by Maria Cristina Urruela
Part 3 Interpreting the Legacies of Slavery in Literature, Music, and Visual Culture
9. Pedro Blanco, the Accursed Slave Driver: Literature and Historical Memory of Slavery in Spain
Gustau Nerin, translated by Maria Cristina Urruela
10. Searching for Cayetana's Daughter: From Goya to Carmen Posadas
Rosalia Cornejo-Parriego
11. The Urgency of a Black Iberian Thought
Tania Safura Adam, interviewed by Akiko Tsuchiya and Aurelie Vialette, translated by Maria Cristina Urruela
12. On Making Art from Hidden Places
Yinka Esi Graves, interviewed by Akiko Tsuchiya and Aurelie Vialette
13. Hispano-tropicalism: Flamencology and the Denial of Black Presence in Spain
Miguel Angel Rosales, translated by Maria Cristina Urruela
Contributors
Index
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Acknowledgments
Introduction
Akiko Tsuchiya and Aurelie Vialette
Part 1: The Legacies of Slavery in the Archive
1. The Houseboys of Fernando Poo: Domestic Service in Spanish Colonial Africa
Benita Sampedro Vizcaya
2. Echoes of the Spanish Slave Trade in Nineteenth-Century London
Kirsty Hooper
3. Cosmetic of the Archive: An Autopsy of Slave Trader Antonio Lopez y Lopez and the General Tobacco Company in the Philippines
Aurelie Vialette
4. From Slavery to Anti-Black Racism: Racial Ideas from Cuba to Catalonia
Martin Rodrigo-Alharilla and Juliana Nalerio, translated by Maria Cristina Urruela
Part 2: Confronting the Legacies of Slavery in Cultural Memory Sites
5. Confronting the Legacies of Slavery and Colonialism in Public Spaces: Debates around Racist and Colonial Monuments in Modern Catalonia
Akiko Tsuchiya
6. Spain and the Year of Toppled Statues of Enslavers and Colonizers: The Examples of Madrid and Cadiz
Ulrike Schmieder
7. Memorialized Blackness: The Case of the Museo Atlantico
Jeffrey K. Coleman
8. Public Memory Policies in Spain: How Is the Colonial Past Addressed?
Oriol Lopez Badell and Celeste Munoz Martinez, interviewed by Akiko Tsuchiya and Aurelie Vialette, translated by Maria Cristina Urruela
Part 3 Interpreting the Legacies of Slavery in Literature, Music, and Visual Culture
9. Pedro Blanco, the Accursed Slave Driver: Literature and Historical Memory of Slavery in Spain
Gustau Nerin, translated by Maria Cristina Urruela
10. Searching for Cayetana's Daughter: From Goya to Carmen Posadas
Rosalia Cornejo-Parriego
11. The Urgency of a Black Iberian Thought
Tania Safura Adam, interviewed by Akiko Tsuchiya and Aurelie Vialette, translated by Maria Cristina Urruela
12. On Making Art from Hidden Places
Yinka Esi Graves, interviewed by Akiko Tsuchiya and Aurelie Vialette
13. Hispano-tropicalism: Flamencology and the Denial of Black Presence in Spain
Miguel Angel Rosales, translated by Maria Cristina Urruela
Contributors
Index
Introduction
Akiko Tsuchiya and Aurelie Vialette
Part 1: The Legacies of Slavery in the Archive
1. The Houseboys of Fernando Poo: Domestic Service in Spanish Colonial Africa
Benita Sampedro Vizcaya
2. Echoes of the Spanish Slave Trade in Nineteenth-Century London
Kirsty Hooper
3. Cosmetic of the Archive: An Autopsy of Slave Trader Antonio Lopez y Lopez and the General Tobacco Company in the Philippines
Aurelie Vialette
4. From Slavery to Anti-Black Racism: Racial Ideas from Cuba to Catalonia
Martin Rodrigo-Alharilla and Juliana Nalerio, translated by Maria Cristina Urruela
Part 2: Confronting the Legacies of Slavery in Cultural Memory Sites
5. Confronting the Legacies of Slavery and Colonialism in Public Spaces: Debates around Racist and Colonial Monuments in Modern Catalonia
Akiko Tsuchiya
6. Spain and the Year of Toppled Statues of Enslavers and Colonizers: The Examples of Madrid and Cadiz
Ulrike Schmieder
7. Memorialized Blackness: The Case of the Museo Atlantico
Jeffrey K. Coleman
8. Public Memory Policies in Spain: How Is the Colonial Past Addressed?
Oriol Lopez Badell and Celeste Munoz Martinez, interviewed by Akiko Tsuchiya and Aurelie Vialette, translated by Maria Cristina Urruela
Part 3 Interpreting the Legacies of Slavery in Literature, Music, and Visual Culture
9. Pedro Blanco, the Accursed Slave Driver: Literature and Historical Memory of Slavery in Spain
Gustau Nerin, translated by Maria Cristina Urruela
10. Searching for Cayetana's Daughter: From Goya to Carmen Posadas
Rosalia Cornejo-Parriego
11. The Urgency of a Black Iberian Thought
Tania Safura Adam, interviewed by Akiko Tsuchiya and Aurelie Vialette, translated by Maria Cristina Urruela
12. On Making Art from Hidden Places
Yinka Esi Graves, interviewed by Akiko Tsuchiya and Aurelie Vialette
13. Hispano-tropicalism: Flamencology and the Denial of Black Presence in Spain
Miguel Angel Rosales, translated by Maria Cristina Urruela
Contributors
Index
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