Nation, identity and politics in a Castilian city: liberals and absolutists in Salamanca, 1814-1833
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https://doi.org/10.69791/rahc.121Keywords:
National identity, local history, Spanish nation, liberalism, absolutismAbstract
The article is a work about the Spanish nation-building process starting from Ferdinand VII´s effective restoration in power. It is a study from a microanalytical perspective limited to the local sphere of Salamanca and made drawing on primary sources. It reconstructs the several phases of absolutist and liberal control in a local scope, pointing out the strong politicization of nation and identity, the naturalization of nation as identity reference, and the existence of some specific non-liberal views of Spanish nation and some not directly coming from the State apparatus.
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