Gender and Violence in Spanish Culture. From Vulnerability to Accountability. Violence Studies 3.

The Configuration of Gender Violence: A Matrix to Be Reloaded. Mar�Jos��z Fuentes and Rebeca Maseda Garc�-- To Conceptualize Is to Politicize: Why Spain Has Acted asa Pioneer Regarding Gender Violence. Ana de Miguel Alvarez -- In the Wake of Ana Orantes: For an Ethical Representation of Violence Against Women. Juana Gallego Ayala -- Silenced Voices: Prostitutes, Lesbians, and "Bad Women" in Spanish Public Policies on Gender Violence. Emma G� Nicolau -- Tactical Media and Activism Against Gender-Based Violence: Fetishization and Counterhegemonic Frameworks of Recognition. Sonia N��Puente -- Feminist Activism and the Role of Memory in Revisiting the Discourse on Gender Violence in Spain. Laura Castillo Mateu -- Dialogues Among Diverse Women: Transforming Established Hegemonic Narratives in Associative Initiatives. Lidia Puigvert and Cristina Pulido -- Narrative Representations of Gendered Violence and Women's Resistance in Francoist Spain: Dulce Chacon's La vozdormida (2002) and Almudena Grandes's In�y la alegr�(2010). Sarah Leggott -- From The Rape of Europa to Art Against Gender Violence in Spanish Culture. Mari�L� Fern�ez Cao and Juan Carlos Gauli -- Homophobia, Ethical Witnessing, and the Matrix of Gendered Violence: Issues of Intersectionality in Luppi/Hornos's Pasos. Alfredo Mart�z-Exp�o -- Ella(s): Resisting Victimhood, Unveiling Institutional Violence in Docufiction. Vera Burgos-Hern�ez -- Carmina o revienta and Carmina y am� Female Transgressions of Victimhood in Spanish Popular Cinema. Mar�Castej�eorza and Rebeca Maseda Garc�-- No More Victims: Changing the Script. Rebeca Maseda Garcia and Mar�Jos��z Fuentes. ISBN 9781433139987