Pamela S Murray
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 708786 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Pamela S Murray |
| NOMBRES | Pamela S |
| APELLIDO | Murray |
| FIRMA | MURRAY P S |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Alabama at Birmingham |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1972 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
E ngendering L iberal R evolution in N ineteenth -C entury S panish A merica
This article traces women's involvement in Colombia's mid nineteenth-century Liberal Revolution, particularly the 1860 Liberal-Federalist revolt led by General Tomás Cipriano de Mosquera and the two-and-a-half year civil war, or Federalist War, it precipitated. It uses personal correspondence and other archival sources to trace that involvement, highlighting how women both participated in the war, taking sides with one or another of the country's…
Peruvian Rebel
Although conceived initially as “a biographical sketch to introduce a selection of [Portal’s] poems in translation,” Kathleen Weaver’s survey of the life of the famous Peruvian poet and political activist Magda Portal (1900 – 1989) is more than this. It offers an engaging introduction to Portal and her times, especially the two decades of her involvement in APRA, Peru’s first mass-based, populist political party, and emergence as a champion of th…
Mujeres, género y política en la joven república colombiana
This article sheds light on female participation in nineteenth century Colombian political life through an analysis of womens’s letters to General Mosquera. It shows that women were an integral part of the socio-political and cliental networks that surrounded the caudillo and that played a role in his revolt against the Ospina government. It also reveals how personal correspondence allowed them not only to request Mosquera’s assistance, but, to o…
Of Love and Politics
This article critically examines the relationship between Simon Bolívar (aka the “Liberator”) and Manuela Sáenz, dispelling some of the romantic mist that long has surrounded it and that has obscured historical understanding of the famous couple. It also reassesses the relationship from Sáenz's perspective. It shows not only how Sáenz actively pursued an affair with her lover, but, how she integrated herself into his organization, becoming his in…
Latin America between Colony and Nation
Students of Latin America’s late colonial and early national periods—especially those interested in the so-called Middle Period or Age of Revolution—should welcome this new work by John Lynch, a major scholar of both periods and Emeritus Professor of Latin American History at the University of London. Lynch’s anthology includes six essays originally published in books and journals, two unpublished papers, and a speech delivered at the University …
Loca' or 'Libertadora
This article traces the historiography of the romantic yet poorly understood mistress, friend and political ally of Simón Bolívar: Manuela Sáenz Aizpuru de Thorne (1797-1856). It highlights two opposing schools of interpretation on Sáenz: the 'bad girl' and 'heroine' schools. Nationalism and the cult of Bolívar (especially among Venezuelan and Ecuadorean authors), have combined with the later influence of revolutionary socialist and feminist idea…
Dreams of Development
Diverse Approaches to Nineteenth-Century Mexican History
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Education, Policy, and Social Change
Introduction: Education and Development in Latin America Education for Social Survival: Managing the Crisis of Development Bolivia: Society, State, and Education in Crisis Colombia: Educational Research and Policy--Problems of the 1990s, Issues for the 1990s Ecuador: Basic Quechuan Education Mexico: Modernization of Education and the Problems and Challenges of Basic Education Peru: Education for National Identity--Ethnicity and Andean Nationalism…
Education, Policy, and Social Change
Know-How and Nationalism
Despite its vital role in Latin America's ongoing struggle for economic development, Latin-American scientific and technical education remains a neglected topic among historians. Authors also tend to view it in simplistic terms. While some have seen scientific and technical institutes as agents of Latin America's “dependency” on the North Atlantic world, others have seen them as vehicles of Progress, or have stressed the way in which graduates (s…
Intellectuels, état, et société au Mexique
Mujer y literatura mexicana y chicana
Oatbread in North Staffordshire
Oatbread-making and eating is a flourishing tradition in the Pottery towns of North Staffordshire. Isolated and self-reliant, the Six Towns have developed and retained their own urban individuality, in some cases built upon inherited rural traditions. Oatbread—called oatcake and made from thin runny batter—is one such case.Immediately to the north and west of the Six Towns lie the Staffordshire and Derbyshire fringes of the Pennine moorlands, who…
Oatcakes in Staffordshire
In common with much of the rest of Upland Britain, the staple grain crop grown in North Staffordshire has long been oats. The people of North Staffordshire ate their oats in the form of circular dinner-plate-sized cakes, up to 0.5cm. thick, and called ‘oatcakes’. They are still eaten today in large quantities at weekends, although their character has changed from that of a country staple to an urban ritual.The following notes summarise the result…
Loca' or 'Libertadora
This article traces the historiography of the romantic yet poorly understood mistress, friend and political ally of Simón Bolívar: Manuela Sáenz Aizpuru de Thorne (1797-1856). It highlights two opposing schools of interpretation on Sáenz: the 'bad girl' and 'heroine' schools. Nationalism and the cult of Bolívar (especially among Venezuelan and Ecuadorean authors), have combined with the later influence of revolutionary socialist and feminist idea…
Mujeres, género y política en la joven república colombiana
This article sheds light on female participation in nineteenth century Colombian political life through an analysis of womens’s letters to General Mosquera. It shows that women were an integral part of the socio-political and cliental networks that surrounded the caudillo and that played a role in his revolt against the Ospina government. It also reveals how personal correspondence allowed them not only to request Mosquera’s assistance, but, to o…
Know-How and Nationalism
Despite its vital role in Latin America's ongoing struggle for economic development, Latin-American scientific and technical education remains a neglected topic among historians. Authors also tend to view it in simplistic terms. While some have seen scientific and technical institutes as agents of Latin America's “dependency” on the North Atlantic world, others have seen them as vehicles of Progress, or have stressed the way in which graduates (s…
Oatcakes in Staffordshire
In common with much of the rest of Upland Britain, the staple grain crop grown in North Staffordshire has long been oats. The people of North Staffordshire ate their oats in the form of circular dinner-plate-sized cakes, up to 0.5cm. thick, and called ‘oatcakes’. They are still eaten today in large quantities at weekends, although their character has changed from that of a country staple to an urban ritual.The following notes summarise the result…
Oatbread in North Staffordshire
Oatbread-making and eating is a flourishing tradition in the Pottery towns of North Staffordshire. Isolated and self-reliant, the Six Towns have developed and retained their own urban individuality, in some cases built upon inherited rural traditions. Oatbread—called oatcake and made from thin runny batter—is one such case.Immediately to the north and west of the Six Towns lie the Staffordshire and Derbyshire fringes of the Pennine moorlands, who…
Mujer y literatura mexicana y chicana
Intellectuels, état, et société au Mexique
Education, Policy, and Social Change
Introduction: Education and Development in Latin America Education for Social Survival: Managing the Crisis of Development Bolivia: Society, State, and Education in Crisis Colombia: Educational Research and Policy--Problems of the 1990s, Issues for the 1990s Ecuador: Basic Quechuan Education Mexico: Modernization of Education and the Problems and Challenges of Basic Education Peru: Education for National Identity--Ethnicity and Andean Nationalism…
Education, Policy, and Social Change
Know-How and Nationalism
Despite its vital role in Latin America's ongoing struggle for economic development, Latin-American scientific and technical education remains a neglected topic among historians. Authors also tend to view it in simplistic terms. While some have seen scientific and technical institutes as agents of Latin America's “dependency” on the North Atlantic world, others have seen them as vehicles of Progress, or have stressed the way in which graduates (s…
Diverse Approaches to Nineteenth-Century Mexican History
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Dreams of Development
Loca' or 'Libertadora
This article traces the historiography of the romantic yet poorly understood mistress, friend and political ally of Simón Bolívar: Manuela Sáenz Aizpuru de Thorne (1797-1856). It highlights two opposing schools of interpretation on Sáenz: the 'bad girl' and 'heroine' schools. Nationalism and the cult of Bolívar (especially among Venezuelan and Ecuadorean authors), have combined with the later influence of revolutionary socialist and feminist idea…
Latin America between Colony and Nation
Students of Latin America’s late colonial and early national periods—especially those interested in the so-called Middle Period or Age of Revolution—should welcome this new work by John Lynch, a major scholar of both periods and Emeritus Professor of Latin American History at the University of London. Lynch’s anthology includes six essays originally published in books and journals, two unpublished papers, and a speech delivered at the University …
Of Love and Politics
This article critically examines the relationship between Simon Bolívar (aka the “Liberator”) and Manuela Sáenz, dispelling some of the romantic mist that long has surrounded it and that has obscured historical understanding of the famous couple. It also reassesses the relationship from Sáenz's perspective. It shows not only how Sáenz actively pursued an affair with her lover, but, how she integrated herself into his organization, becoming his in…
Mujeres, género y política en la joven república colombiana
This article sheds light on female participation in nineteenth century Colombian political life through an analysis of womens’s letters to General Mosquera. It shows that women were an integral part of the socio-political and cliental networks that surrounded the caudillo and that played a role in his revolt against the Ospina government. It also reveals how personal correspondence allowed them not only to request Mosquera’s assistance, but, to o…
Peruvian Rebel
Although conceived initially as “a biographical sketch to introduce a selection of [Portal’s] poems in translation,” Kathleen Weaver’s survey of the life of the famous Peruvian poet and political activist Magda Portal (1900 – 1989) is more than this. It offers an engaging introduction to Portal and her times, especially the two decades of her involvement in APRA, Peru’s first mass-based, populist political party, and emergence as a champion of th…
E ngendering L iberal R evolution in N ineteenth -C entury S panish A merica
This article traces women's involvement in Colombia's mid nineteenth-century Liberal Revolution, particularly the 1860 Liberal-Federalist revolt led by General Tomás Cipriano de Mosquera and the two-and-a-half year civil war, or Federalist War, it precipitated. It uses personal correspondence and other archival sources to trace that involvement, highlighting how women both participated in the war, taking sides with one or another of the country's…
Political science (12 obras) · Art (7 obras) · Law (7 obras) · Politics (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · History and Politics in Latin America (6 obras) · Historical Studies in Latin America (5 obras) · Politics and Society in Latin America (5 obras) · History (4 obras) · Latin Americans (4 obras)