Dear Community,
We want to notify you that Vol. 28 No. 1 of the first half 2024 is now available. This time, the publication features a dossier on Fascism, Fascism: 100 years, coordinated by Dr Heloisa Paulo from the University of Coimbra and Dr Thiago Fidelis from the University of the State of Minas Gerais. The section, composed of articles by Almonacid, Pena-Rodríguez, Neto and Serrano, and Alenda and Escoffier, contributes to studying fascism and the ultra-right in different contexts. They account for the complexity and diversity of fascist and far-right manifestations, highlighting the importance of:
These studies contribute to a more nuanced and complex understanding of fascism and the far right as historical and contemporary phenomena, underlining the need for interdisciplinary and comparative approaches to their study.
On the other hand, the miscellaneous contributions section has four texts dealing with topics ranging from intellectual history, science, education and culture, as well as a compendium of sources on wages and prices in the Research Notes section, to be worked on.
We are also open to receiving miscellaneous articles.
Yours faithfully.
Carla Rivera Aravena
Editora in Chief
To Our Community,
We are truly pleased with the interest you have shown in our call for submissions. We have received a total of 22 proposals, which will be anonymously evaluated by our international area committees, based on the rubric published on our website. We deeply appreciate your participation and wish you great success in this process.
Sincerely,
Editorial Team
RHSM
To all our community of readers,
The Social History and Mentalities Journal has concluded the article submission process for the dossier "Invented Traditions and Cultural Stereotypes in Latin America, 19th and 20th Centuries," coordinated by Matías Casas and Karen Donoso. We appreciate your participation.
Best regards,
Editorial Team of SHMJ
CALL FOR PAPERS – DOSSIER
INVENTED TRADITIONS AND CULTURAL STEREOTYPES IN LATIN AMERICA, 19TH AND 20TH CENTURIES
Coordinators:
Matías Emiliano Casas, Universidad Nacional Tres de Febrero/CONICET
Karen Esther Donoso Fritz, Universidad de Santiago de Chile/Universidad Alberto Hurtado
Invented traditions are a set of regulated practices intended to instill values and standards of conduct. Its creation has also been linked to the interests of the ruling class that strives to govern the selection process. In Latin America, studies on the invention of traditions also reflected on the creation of cultural stereotypes. Every stereotype is a simplification aimed at homogenizing and fixing in time. Throughout history, both constructions, invented traditions and cultural stereotypes, have modeled behavioral patterns, promoted a common identification and established bonds of solidarity. Cultural stereotypes promote mechanisms of differentiation between "us" and "others". The consecration of stereotypes causes tensions, negotiations, disputes and impositions that are processed in different ways.
Read more about CALL FOR PAPERS – INVENTED TRADITIONS AND CULTURAL STEREOTYPES IN LATIN AMERICA, 19TH AND 20TH CENTURIESCALL FOR PAPERS – DOSSIER Fascism, Fascisms: 100 Years
The dossier "Fascism, Fascisms: 100 Years" seeks to analyse the specific aspects of fascism in its context, weaving connections with other political and geographical structures with which it is in dialogue and the reasons for its current relevance.
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WARS, MEMORY AND NATIONHOOD IN SPANISH AMERICA: THE PARAGUAYAN WAR (1864-1870) AND THE WAR OF THE PACIFIC (1879-1883)
This dossier seeks to bring together research on the impact of wars on the formation of nations in the second half of the nineteenth century, based on the two most important conflicts in South America: The Paraguayan War (1864-1870) and the War of the Pacific (1879-1883).
Thematic lines:
- The war and its social consequences: veterans, widows and orphans.
- The articulation between war and civil society
- War and visual culture: caricatures, cinema, photography, historical paintings
- War and public opinion: representations of the enemy, self-perception of the nation, journalism and war propaganda
- War and the politics of memory: civic rites, commemorations, wars in schools, monuments, museums, etc.
- War and literary representations: novels, testimonial literature, theatre, historiography.
- War and politics of heroification: collective heroes, popular heroes, female heroism, official heroes, civic relics, etc.
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The Journal Historia Social y de las Mentalidades has closed the call for papers for the dossier "Relations between History and Memory in the Latin American Audiovisual". We are grateful for the massive participation.
Read more about Cierre de DossierAfter a long and thorough review of the blind reports and projects submitted to the dossier section, the editorial team decided to select four based on the previously-established and socialized criteria. We thank all the researchers from different latitudes who considered our journal. We invite the Humanities and Social Sciences academic communities to submit their contributions.
Due to a hack of the institutional platform, articles before Vol. 22 No. 1 2018 are available at https://rhistoria.usach.cl/
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