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Joan Ramon Resina

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ID520991
NAMEJoan Ramon Resina
GIVEN NAMESJoan Ramon
FAMILY NAMEResina
SIGNATURERESINA J R
AFFILIATIONSCornell University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS25
TOTAL CITATIONS6
AUTHOR COUNT22
EDITOR COUNT3
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1989
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX1
  • The Humanism Crisis

    Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Angelaki•2025•References: 5

  • Beyond money

    Joan Ramon Resina•CHAPTER•The Culture of Money•2024

    In Essay sur le don Marcel Mauss described a system of exchange in Maori society whereby “gifts” circulated without the mediation of a currency. He believed that the key to this form of exchange lay with the hau, a spirit that, while inhering in the object, created a sense of obligation for the recipient to pass it on. This model does not differ in essence from the belief in classic Economics that exchange value inheres in the commodity. In both …

  • Inscribed Identities: Life Writing As Self-Realization

    Joan Ramon Resina•BOOK•Inscribed Identities•2019

  • CHAPTER Five. From Rose of Fire to City of Ivory

    Joan Ramon Resina, Dieter Ingenschay•CHAPTER•After-Images of the City•2019

  • After-Images of the City

    Joan Ramon Resina, Dieter Ingenschay•BOOK•After-Images of the City•2018

  • Barcelona encantada en el mirall de la novel·la

    Open Access•Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Debats Revista de cultura poder i…•2018

    La novel·la fou el producte d’una burgesia interessada a dominar la realitat empíricament. Des dels seus inicis, l’escriptura de la realitat es divideix entre periodisme i novel·la. Mentre que el periodisme és intervencionista, la novel·la posa més atenció en la dimensió subjectiva dels personatges. El periodisme cerca captar els fets en la seva evanescència, mentre que la novel·la es demora en els detalls de l’ambientació i en els replecs psicol…

  • Noucentisme

    Open Access•Joan Ramon Resina•CHAPTER•The Cambridge history of Spanish…•2005

    Noucentisme designates the dominant cultural movement in Catalonia from 1906, the year of Solidaritat Catalana (the Unified Catalanist Front), to 1923, when the political, cultural, and economic entente broke down under the dictatorship of Miguel Primo de Rivera. Noucentisme is often understood merely to characterize the ideological support given by a group of artists and intellectuals to the Lliga Regionalista de Catalunya. Under the leadership …

  • Pós-nacionalismo: A nova palavra da moda?Argumento em defesa das nações na era dos mercados globais

    Open Access•Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Revista USP•2004

  • Ana Ozores's Nerves

    Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•2003•References: 3

    In first days of May of 1897, after returning from a trip to Nuremberg, Freud sent four letters with extensive notes to his friend Wilhelm Fliess. In these notes, entitled The Architecture of Hysteria, Freud laid out what he, drawing on architectural metaphor, called the structure of He likened projected fantasies to defensive structures (Schutzbauten) and outworks (Vorbauten) that prevent access to memories of primal scenes. Impressed by Nurembe…

  • Disremembering the Dictatorship: The Politics of Memory in the Spanish Transition to Democracy

    Kay Pritchett, Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Hispania•2002

    Joan Ramon RESINA: Introduction. Chaper 1 Salvador Cardus i ROS: Politics and the Invention of Memory. For a Sociology of the Transition to Democracy in Spain. Chapter 2 Christina DUPLAA: Memoria colectiva y lieux de memoire en la Espana de la Transicion. Chapter 3 Philip W. SILVER: !Malditos pueblos!: Apuntes sobre los vascos al final del siglo XX. Chapter 4 Jo LABANYI: History and Hauntology or, What Does One Do with the Ghosts of the Past? Ref…

  • Post–national Spain? Post–Spanish Spain

    Open Access•Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Nations and Nationalism•2002•Cited by: 3

    The term ‘post–nationalism’ has been proposed to designate the emergence of political bodies in the wake of economic globalisation. However, not only is the ‘post–national landscape’ strongly redolent of nationalism, but nations themselves continue to correlate with the political subject in ways that cannot be dismissed. In Spanish political debates the notion of ‘post–nationalism’ has been deployed along with the concept of ‘patriotism of the co…

  • A spectre is haunting Spain: The spirit of the land in the wake of the Disaster

    Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies•2001•References: 2

  • El cadaver en la cocina. La novela criminal en la cultura del desencanto

    Agustín Godás Otero, Agustin Otero et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1998

  • Historical Discourse and the Propaganda Film: Reporting the Revolution in Barcelona

    Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•New Literary History•1998•Cited by: 1

    New Literary History - Volume 29, Number 1, Winter 1998

  • Cervantes's Confidence Games and the Refashioning of Totality

    Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Modern Language Notes•1996

    MLN - Volume 111, Number 2, March 1996 (Hispanic Issue)

  • Noucentisme, mediterraneisme i classicisme. Apunts per a la historia d'una estetica

    Joan Ramon Resina, Jaume Vallcorba•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1996

  • The Mystery to a Solution. Poe, Borges, and the Analytic Detective Story

    Joan Ramon Resina, John T Irwin•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1995•Cited by: 1

  • Un Sueno de Piedra. Ensayos sobre la Literatura del Modernismo Europeo

    Richard A Cardwell, Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Modern Language Notes•1994

  • Confrontaciones calladas: El critico frente al clasico

    Joan Ramon Resina, James A Parr•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1994

  • Desencanto y Formula Literaria en las Novelas Policiacas de Manuel Vazquez Montalban

    Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Modern Language Notes•1993

  • La ficcion breve de Valle-Inclan. Hermeneutica y estrategias narrativas

    Joan Ramon Resina, Luis T González del Valle•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1993

  • Valle-Inclan: Anatomia de un teatro problematico

    Joan Ramon Resina, Sumner M Greenfield et al.•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1992

  • La lectura es secreto

    Joan Ramon Resina, Rosa Chacel•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1992•Cited by: 1

  • Laissez faire y reflexividad erotica en La gitanilla

    Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Modern Language Notes•1991

    Los personajes novelisticos responden a codigos que organizan e interpretan las estructuras de significaci6n posibles en los diversos medios simbolicos que rigen las relaciones interpersonales. Si, siguiendo a Niklas Luhmann, consideramos el amor como un medio de comunicaci6n, esto es, como un conjunto de tecnicas semanticas que facilitan una comunicaci6n improbable, y asumimos la implicaci6n que se deriva del amor preexistiendo a sus agentes com…

  • Medusa en el laberinto: Locura y textualidad en el Quijote

    Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Modern Language Notes•1989

    El sabio que escribe la verdadera historia de los famosos hechos de don Quijote ciertamente cuida de que no falten a este ocasiones para desempefiar fielmente el papel de caballero conforme con la tradicion literaria. Estando a punto de pasar por alto el episodio del amante alterado por el desden de la amada, don Quijote es advertido por la estratagema de su apuntador trascendente. Unas notas aparecen ante el cuando ha perdido la direccion de su …

  • Post–national Spain? Post–Spanish Spain

    Open Access•Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Nations and Nationalism•2002•Cited by: 3

    The term ‘post–nationalism’ has been proposed to designate the emergence of political bodies in the wake of economic globalisation. However, not only is the ‘post–national landscape’ strongly redolent of nationalism, but nations themselves continue to correlate with the political subject in ways that cannot be dismissed. In Spanish political debates the notion of ‘post–nationalism’ has been deployed along with the concept of ‘patriotism of the co…

  • Historical Discourse and the Propaganda Film: Reporting the Revolution in Barcelona

    Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•New Literary History•1998•Cited by: 1

    New Literary History - Volume 29, Number 1, Winter 1998

  • The Mystery to a Solution. Poe, Borges, and the Analytic Detective Story

    Joan Ramon Resina, John T Irwin•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1995•Cited by: 1

  • La lectura es secreto

    Joan Ramon Resina, Rosa Chacel•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1992•Cited by: 1

  • Medusa en el laberinto: Locura y textualidad en el Quijote

    Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Modern Language Notes•1989

    El sabio que escribe la verdadera historia de los famosos hechos de don Quijote ciertamente cuida de que no falten a este ocasiones para desempefiar fielmente el papel de caballero conforme con la tradicion literaria. Estando a punto de pasar por alto el episodio del amante alterado por el desden de la amada, don Quijote es advertido por la estratagema de su apuntador trascendente. Unas notas aparecen ante el cuando ha perdido la direccion de su …

  • Laissez faire y reflexividad erotica en La gitanilla

    Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Modern Language Notes•1991

    Los personajes novelisticos responden a codigos que organizan e interpretan las estructuras de significaci6n posibles en los diversos medios simbolicos que rigen las relaciones interpersonales. Si, siguiendo a Niklas Luhmann, consideramos el amor como un medio de comunicaci6n, esto es, como un conjunto de tecnicas semanticas que facilitan una comunicaci6n improbable, y asumimos la implicaci6n que se deriva del amor preexistiendo a sus agentes com…

  • Valle-Inclan: Anatomia de un teatro problematico

    Joan Ramon Resina, Sumner M Greenfield et al.•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1992

  • La lectura es secreto

    Joan Ramon Resina, Rosa Chacel•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1992•Cited by: 1

  • Desencanto y Formula Literaria en las Novelas Policiacas de Manuel Vazquez Montalban

    Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Modern Language Notes•1993

  • La ficcion breve de Valle-Inclan. Hermeneutica y estrategias narrativas

    Joan Ramon Resina, Luis T González del Valle•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1993

  • Un Sueno de Piedra. Ensayos sobre la Literatura del Modernismo Europeo

    Richard A Cardwell, Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Modern Language Notes•1994

  • Confrontaciones calladas: El critico frente al clasico

    Joan Ramon Resina, James A Parr•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1994

  • The Mystery to a Solution. Poe, Borges, and the Analytic Detective Story

    Joan Ramon Resina, John T Irwin•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1995•Cited by: 1

  • Cervantes's Confidence Games and the Refashioning of Totality

    Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Modern Language Notes•1996

    MLN - Volume 111, Number 2, March 1996 (Hispanic Issue)

  • Noucentisme, mediterraneisme i classicisme. Apunts per a la historia d'una estetica

    Joan Ramon Resina, Jaume Vallcorba•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1996

  • El cadaver en la cocina. La novela criminal en la cultura del desencanto

    Agustín Godás Otero, Agustin Otero et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1998

  • Historical Discourse and the Propaganda Film: Reporting the Revolution in Barcelona

    Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•New Literary History•1998•Cited by: 1

    New Literary History - Volume 29, Number 1, Winter 1998

  • A spectre is haunting Spain: The spirit of the land in the wake of the Disaster

    Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies•2001•References: 2

  • Disremembering the Dictatorship: The Politics of Memory in the Spanish Transition to Democracy

    Kay Pritchett, Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Hispania•2002

    Joan Ramon RESINA: Introduction. Chaper 1 Salvador Cardus i ROS: Politics and the Invention of Memory. For a Sociology of the Transition to Democracy in Spain. Chapter 2 Christina DUPLAA: Memoria colectiva y lieux de memoire en la Espana de la Transicion. Chapter 3 Philip W. SILVER: !Malditos pueblos!: Apuntes sobre los vascos al final del siglo XX. Chapter 4 Jo LABANYI: History and Hauntology or, What Does One Do with the Ghosts of the Past? Ref…

  • Post–national Spain? Post–Spanish Spain

    Open Access•Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Nations and Nationalism•2002•Cited by: 3

    The term ‘post–nationalism’ has been proposed to designate the emergence of political bodies in the wake of economic globalisation. However, not only is the ‘post–national landscape’ strongly redolent of nationalism, but nations themselves continue to correlate with the political subject in ways that cannot be dismissed. In Spanish political debates the notion of ‘post–nationalism’ has been deployed along with the concept of ‘patriotism of the co…

  • Ana Ozores's Nerves

    Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•2003•References: 3

    In first days of May of 1897, after returning from a trip to Nuremberg, Freud sent four letters with extensive notes to his friend Wilhelm Fliess. In these notes, entitled The Architecture of Hysteria, Freud laid out what he, drawing on architectural metaphor, called the structure of He likened projected fantasies to defensive structures (Schutzbauten) and outworks (Vorbauten) that prevent access to memories of primal scenes. Impressed by Nurembe…

  • Pós-nacionalismo: A nova palavra da moda?Argumento em defesa das nações na era dos mercados globais

    Open Access•Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Revista USP•2004

  • Noucentisme

    Open Access•Joan Ramon Resina•CHAPTER•The Cambridge history of Spanish…•2005

    Noucentisme designates the dominant cultural movement in Catalonia from 1906, the year of Solidaritat Catalana (the Unified Catalanist Front), to 1923, when the political, cultural, and economic entente broke down under the dictatorship of Miguel Primo de Rivera. Noucentisme is often understood merely to characterize the ideological support given by a group of artists and intellectuals to the Lliga Regionalista de Catalunya. Under the leadership …

  • After-Images of the City

    Joan Ramon Resina, Dieter Ingenschay•BOOK•After-Images of the City•2018

  • Barcelona encantada en el mirall de la novel·la

    Open Access•Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Debats Revista de cultura poder i…•2018

    La novel·la fou el producte d’una burgesia interessada a dominar la realitat empíricament. Des dels seus inicis, l’escriptura de la realitat es divideix entre periodisme i novel·la. Mentre que el periodisme és intervencionista, la novel·la posa més atenció en la dimensió subjectiva dels personatges. El periodisme cerca captar els fets en la seva evanescència, mentre que la novel·la es demora en els detalls de l’ambientació i en els replecs psicol…

  • Inscribed Identities: Life Writing As Self-Realization

    Joan Ramon Resina•BOOK•Inscribed Identities•2019

  • CHAPTER Five. From Rose of Fire to City of Ivory

    Joan Ramon Resina, Dieter Ingenschay•CHAPTER•After-Images of the City•2019

  • Beyond money

    Joan Ramon Resina•CHAPTER•The Culture of Money•2024

    In Essay sur le don Marcel Mauss described a system of exchange in Maori society whereby “gifts” circulated without the mediation of a currency. He believed that the key to this form of exchange lay with the hau, a spirit that, while inhering in the object, created a sense of obligation for the recipient to pass it on. This model does not differ in essence from the belief in classic Economics that exchange value inheres in the commodity. In both …

  • The Humanism Crisis

    Joan Ramon Resina•ARTICLE•Angelaki•2025•References: 5

Art (15 works) · History (8 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Comparative Literary Analysis and Criticism (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · History (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Literature (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works)

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