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Socialists of Rural Andalusia Unacknowledged Revolutionaries of The Second Republic

Category: History
Product Type: Book
Date created: 2009-07-05
Time created: 21:13:43
Number of Pages: 272
Page Size: 6 x 9
Finish: Non-Glossy
Sidedness: Double Sided
Description
A new perspective on the Spanish Second Republic and Civil War emerges from this study of the Socialists of a western Andalusian town. Although Andalusian Socialists contributed substantially to the radicalization of the Spanish countryside, they have been largely ignored by scholars, who have concentrated instead on the activities of the anarchists.
This book studies the Socialists of one particular pueblo, examining their considerable accomplishments in the Second Republic, their repression in and after the Civil War, and their place in postwar Spanish historical memory. It views the radicalization of Socialists as stemming, not primarily from frustration over their failure to bring about land reform, which is the usual interpretation, but just as much from their success in revolutionizing labor relations.
As ethnography, this study is experimental, focusing on a group of people and what happened to them through time rather than on a community or place. Its method may be characterized as serial ethnography, drawing upon oral history, family history, newspapers, and analysis of town archives to reconstruct the pueblo Socialists' experience of the Second Republic and the Franco dictatorship. It interprets pueblo experience in terms of Andalusian concepts of autonomy, hope, kinship, patronage, and politics.
Throughout, the author relates the conflict and change experienced in one pueblo to the experience of other locales similarly situated in the broader dynamic of Spanish national politics. The book includes 18 illustrations and 7 maps.

George A. Collier is Professor of Anthropology at Stanford University, and the author of The Fields of the Tzotzil: The Ecological Bases of Tradition in Highland Chiapas.



This is a reproduction edition from a scanned copy of the following original edition:
Title Socialists of rural Andalusia: unacknowledged revolutionaries of the Second Republic
Author George Allen Collier
Edition illustrated
Publisher Stanford University Press, 1987
ISBN 0804714118, 9780804714112
Length 253 pages


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