H Rosi Song
Biographic Data
| ID | 5780928 |
|---|---|
| NAME | H Rosi Song |
| GIVEN NAMES | H Rosi |
| FAMILY NAME | Song |
| SIGNATURE | SONG H R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bryn Mawr College |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0586-7661 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Raw and Undercooked
There are faint whiffs of spring lavender from the campus landscaped gardens as we enter the older of Durham University’s business school buildings. Inside, it smells of nothing. We weave around the inner hallway on the second floor to find our seminar room masquerading as a corporate boardroom. There are large glass windows on one wall so meeting participants can glimpse the courtyard and lavender bushes below. On the other wall, there are scree…
At the Table’s Edge
On December 6, 2024, Gastronomica’s Editorial Collective met at Victoria College, the University of Toronto, for our annual members meeting. As part of the program, we organized a special roundtable on commensality, a topic often engaged by journal contributors. Proposed by H. Rosi Song, the theme of commensality is as much to do with whom we eat as with whom we don’t eat. Likewise, commensality’s inclusions and exclusions do not only implicate t…
Across Time, Space, and Matter
On the occasion of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center (KJCC) at New York University, the Center was interested in organizing a series of programs and events to reflect on food as a nexus for discussions about philanthropy, social justice, and cultural exchange across the global Hispanophone. We at the KJCC were especially interested in thinking about how food (discourse and matter) could be an occasion to study…
Catalanidad in the Kitchen: Tourism, Gastronomy and Identity in Modern and Contemporary Barcelona
Catalonia has, from the nineteenth century to the present day, promoted a distinct culinary tourism. Travel and tourism practices have, as early as the eighteenth century, worked as powerful agents of Spanish nation-building and self-identification. In the case of Catalonia, and Barcelona in particular, gastronomic promotion via touristic forums became a key outlet for the expression of such nationalist sentiment. Tracing the process from the ear…
El intelectual español y el problema de la nación: Del franquismo a la Constitución de 1978
El tema de la nación se debate y gestiona tanto desde la política como el ámbito cultural durante el período de la Transición, especialmente a partir de la definición que de ésta en la redacción del texto de la Constitución de 1978. Dentro de este debate, la discusión sobre el uso y la enseñanza del catalán sirve para ilustrar una especial relación que tienen los intelectuales con la idea de nación y el nacionalismo. A partir del final de la dict…
Visual Fictions and the Archive of the Spanish Civil War
Visual Fictions and the Archive of the Spanish Civil War H. Rosi Song In memory of Don Rothman In 2007, I received from a colleague a small black book by Martí Llorens with a dozen or so photographs of the Spanish Civil War entitled Memorias revolucionarias (1999). 1 I was, at the time, preparing a presentation on the topic of memory and the Spanish Civil War and was intrigued by how family stories and photographs moved from private to public spa…
Traces of Contamination: Unearthing the Francoist Legacy in Contemporary Spanish Discourse
Camp: What's Spain got to do with it
Camp is an elusive term, its usage abundant but imprecise, its meaning capacious but slippery. "An impossible object of discourse" (qtd. in Cleto 3), camp is often associated with theatricality, homosexuality, drag, pop culture, and poor taste. With its conceptual fluidity it moves between various, often interrelated fields of critical interest: capitalism, counterculture, and commodification; aesthetics, taste, and class; gender, sexuality, and …
Catalanidad in the Kitchen: Tourism, Gastronomy and Identity in Modern and Contemporary Barcelona
Catalonia has, from the nineteenth century to the present day, promoted a distinct culinary tourism. Travel and tourism practices have, as early as the eighteenth century, worked as powerful agents of Spanish nation-building and self-identification. In the case of Catalonia, and Barcelona in particular, gastronomic promotion via touristic forums became a key outlet for the expression of such nationalist sentiment. Tracing the process from the ear…
Visual Fictions and the Archive of the Spanish Civil War
Visual Fictions and the Archive of the Spanish Civil War H. Rosi Song In memory of Don Rothman In 2007, I received from a colleague a small black book by Martí Llorens with a dozen or so photographs of the Spanish Civil War entitled Memorias revolucionarias (1999). 1 I was, at the time, preparing a presentation on the topic of memory and the Spanish Civil War and was intrigued by how family stories and photographs moved from private to public spa…
Camp: What's Spain got to do with it
Camp is an elusive term, its usage abundant but imprecise, its meaning capacious but slippery. "An impossible object of discourse" (qtd. in Cleto 3), camp is often associated with theatricality, homosexuality, drag, pop culture, and poor taste. With its conceptual fluidity it moves between various, often interrelated fields of critical interest: capitalism, counterculture, and commodification; aesthetics, taste, and class; gender, sexuality, and …
Traces of Contamination: Unearthing the Francoist Legacy in Contemporary Spanish Discourse
El intelectual español y el problema de la nación: Del franquismo a la Constitución de 1978
El tema de la nación se debate y gestiona tanto desde la política como el ámbito cultural durante el período de la Transición, especialmente a partir de la definición que de ésta en la redacción del texto de la Constitución de 1978. Dentro de este debate, la discusión sobre el uso y la enseñanza del catalán sirve para ilustrar una especial relación que tienen los intelectuales con la idea de nación y el nacionalismo. A partir del final de la dict…
Visual Fictions and the Archive of the Spanish Civil War
Visual Fictions and the Archive of the Spanish Civil War H. Rosi Song In memory of Don Rothman In 2007, I received from a colleague a small black book by Martí Llorens with a dozen or so photographs of the Spanish Civil War entitled Memorias revolucionarias (1999). 1 I was, at the time, preparing a presentation on the topic of memory and the Spanish Civil War and was intrigued by how family stories and photographs moved from private to public spa…
Catalanidad in the Kitchen: Tourism, Gastronomy and Identity in Modern and Contemporary Barcelona
Catalonia has, from the nineteenth century to the present day, promoted a distinct culinary tourism. Travel and tourism practices have, as early as the eighteenth century, worked as powerful agents of Spanish nation-building and self-identification. In the case of Catalonia, and Barcelona in particular, gastronomic promotion via touristic forums became a key outlet for the expression of such nationalist sentiment. Tracing the process from the ear…
Across Time, Space, and Matter
On the occasion of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center (KJCC) at New York University, the Center was interested in organizing a series of programs and events to reflect on food as a nexus for discussions about philanthropy, social justice, and cultural exchange across the global Hispanophone. We at the KJCC were especially interested in thinking about how food (discourse and matter) could be an occasion to study…
Raw and Undercooked
There are faint whiffs of spring lavender from the campus landscaped gardens as we enter the older of Durham University’s business school buildings. Inside, it smells of nothing. We weave around the inner hallway on the second floor to find our seminar room masquerading as a corporate boardroom. There are large glass windows on one wall so meeting participants can glimpse the courtyard and lavender bushes below. On the other wall, there are scree…
At the Table’s Edge
On December 6, 2024, Gastronomica’s Editorial Collective met at Victoria College, the University of Toronto, for our annual members meeting. As part of the program, we organized a special roundtable on commensality, a topic often engaged by journal contributors. Proposed by H. Rosi Song, the theme of commensality is as much to do with whom we eat as with whom we don’t eat. Likewise, commensality’s inclusions and exclusions do not only implicate t…
History (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Culinary Culture and Tourism (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Spanish Culture and Identity (4 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Art history (2 works)