Alba Valenciano-Mañé
Biographic Data
| ID | 215779 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alba Valenciano-Mañé |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alba |
| FAMILY NAME | Valenciano-Mañé |
| SIGNATURE | VALENCIANO-MAÑÉ A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institución Milá y Fontanals de Investigación en Humanidades |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0378-4803 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Redistributive matronage: A moral economy of female traders and the ruling elite in Equatorial Guinea
This paper explores the historicity of the marketplace in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, focusing on testimonies from senior petty traders. It investigates the role of the marketplace as a site for redistributive matronage by analysing the historical accounts of market women. The article reveals key institutions, including the female section of the ruling party, market-sellers' associations, and the business-partner (socia) system, which collectively…
El regreso de la hispanidad: Miradas Críticas Desde La Antropología
Este artículo de autoría múltiple aborda desde trayectorias de investigación etnográfica diversas el impacto de lo que denominamos el «retorno de la hispanidad», una categoría ideológica de raíces fascistas, que se institucionalizó e impuso durante la dictadura franquista, y que está adquiriendo un nuevo protagonismo político-cultural en el contexto de crecimiento de las nuevas derechas radicales. La propuesta es explorar el empuje y el efecto de…
The Biography of a Visual Archive: The Production of Hermic Films in Spanish Guinea (1944-46)
The starting-point of this article is the cinematographic and photographic production made by Hermic Films in Equatorial Guinea (1944–46). Thirty-one short documentaries and 5,500 photos were the product of a two-year expedition in the Spanish colony, partially funded by the Francoist Government. Even if these films and photos are among the most important visual documents of Spain's only sub-Saharan colony, they remain largely unknown. In this re…
Vestido, identidad y folklore. La invención de un vestido nacional de Guinea Ecuatorial
Situando el vestido como práctica corporal en el centro de la reflexión, el artículo efectúa un recorrido etnográfico por el proceso de creación de un vestido nacional de Guinea Ecuatorial. Se presentará la importancia de la ecuación personal de sus impulsores, los motivos de su fracaso y las recientes tentativas de (re)producción de discursos identitarios en los actuales fashion shows de Malabo. De este modo, se pretende demostrar el potencial d…
Early Iron Age Burials from Equatorial Guinea: The Sites of Corisco Island
[EN] During a survey undertaken on the Island of Corisco, also known as Mandji (Equatorial Guinea), in 2009, several sites of the Early and Late Iron Age were recorded. The most spectacular discoveries are three Burial Sites, the largest of which has yielded several intact tombs with many artefacts (axes, spears, anklets, bracelets, complete pots) radiocarbon dated to 410-640 AD. Objects, structures and ritual activities are similar to those docu…
Early Iron Age Burials from Equatorial Guinea: The Sites of Corisco Island
[EN] During a survey undertaken on the Island of Corisco, also known as Mandji (Equatorial Guinea), in 2009, several sites of the Early and Late Iron Age were recorded. The most spectacular discoveries are three Burial Sites, the largest of which has yielded several intact tombs with many artefacts (axes, spears, anklets, bracelets, complete pots) radiocarbon dated to 410-640 AD. Objects, structures and ritual activities are similar to those docu…
Redistributive matronage: A moral economy of female traders and the ruling elite in Equatorial Guinea
This paper explores the historicity of the marketplace in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, focusing on testimonies from senior petty traders. It investigates the role of the marketplace as a site for redistributive matronage by analysing the historical accounts of market women. The article reveals key institutions, including the female section of the ruling party, market-sellers' associations, and the business-partner (socia) system, which collectively…
Early Iron Age Burials from Equatorial Guinea: The Sites of Corisco Island
[EN] During a survey undertaken on the Island of Corisco, also known as Mandji (Equatorial Guinea), in 2009, several sites of the Early and Late Iron Age were recorded. The most spectacular discoveries are three Burial Sites, the largest of which has yielded several intact tombs with many artefacts (axes, spears, anklets, bracelets, complete pots) radiocarbon dated to 410-640 AD. Objects, structures and ritual activities are similar to those docu…
Vestido, identidad y folklore. La invención de un vestido nacional de Guinea Ecuatorial
Situando el vestido como práctica corporal en el centro de la reflexión, el artículo efectúa un recorrido etnográfico por el proceso de creación de un vestido nacional de Guinea Ecuatorial. Se presentará la importancia de la ecuación personal de sus impulsores, los motivos de su fracaso y las recientes tentativas de (re)producción de discursos identitarios en los actuales fashion shows de Malabo. De este modo, se pretende demostrar el potencial d…
The Biography of a Visual Archive: The Production of Hermic Films in Spanish Guinea (1944-46)
The starting-point of this article is the cinematographic and photographic production made by Hermic Films in Equatorial Guinea (1944–46). Thirty-one short documentaries and 5,500 photos were the product of a two-year expedition in the Spanish colony, partially funded by the Francoist Government. Even if these films and photos are among the most important visual documents of Spain's only sub-Saharan colony, they remain largely unknown. In this re…
Redistributive matronage: A moral economy of female traders and the ruling elite in Equatorial Guinea
This paper explores the historicity of the marketplace in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, focusing on testimonies from senior petty traders. It investigates the role of the marketplace as a site for redistributive matronage by analysing the historical accounts of market women. The article reveals key institutions, including the female section of the ruling party, market-sellers' associations, and the business-partner (socia) system, which collectively…
El regreso de la hispanidad: Miradas Críticas Desde La Antropología
Este artículo de autoría múltiple aborda desde trayectorias de investigación etnográfica diversas el impacto de lo que denominamos el «retorno de la hispanidad», una categoría ideológica de raíces fascistas, que se institucionalizó e impuso durante la dictadura franquista, y que está adquiriendo un nuevo protagonismo político-cultural en el contexto de crecimiento de las nuevas derechas radicales. La propuesta es explorar el empuje y el efecto de…
Hispanic-African Historical Relations (4 works) · Art (3 works) · African history and culture studies (2 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Ethnology (2 works) · History (2 works) · History (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Language, Linguistics, Cultural Analysis (2 works)