Neither Jekyll nor Hyde : the ambivalent nature of madrid modernization process (1900-1936)

Authors

  • Fernando Vicente Albarrán Sciences Po Lyon. Institut d'Études Politiques

Keywords:

Madrid, Modernity, Cinema, Railway, Social imaginary

Abstract

Modernity implied a decisive transformation of urban societies during the first third of the twentieth century. Madrid was a center of reference for assessing the impact of the complex and unstable process of change and resistance in Spain. Railway, cinema and urban space are analyzed as symbolic elements of a type of modernization with many lights and shadows. Several documentary sources are used to perform it.

Downloads

Download data is not yet available.

Published

11/22/2017

How to Cite

Albarrán, F. V. (2017). Neither Jekyll nor Hyde : the ambivalent nature of madrid modernization process (1900-1936). Estudios De Historia De España, 18(1/2), 85–112. Retrieved from https://erevistas.uca.edu.ar/index.php/EHE/article/view/795

Issue

Section

Artículos