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PS10E: Challenging Speed and Acceleration in the Iberian World (2)
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“The Pace and Space of Barcelona’s Modernisme: How a Swift Urban Modernization Transformed the Catalan Capital’s Self-Understanding” The University of Washington, Seattle, United States of America Accelerated Collecting: Japanese Ceramics as a Metonymy of Spanish Modernity in Benito Pérez Galdós's Lo prohibido (1885) Bates College, United States of America, Madrid Institute for Advanced Studiy, Spain Amazons and Centaurs: Equestrian Culture and Unbridled Modernity in 19th-Century Spain Wake Forest University, United States of America The Threat of Women’s Emancipation in María del Pilar Sinués’ El ángel del hogar (1857) Baylor University, United States of America | ||