Identidad nacional y longue durée
la reencarnación del mito de las 'dos Espanas' tras lo ataque terrorista del 11-m
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.33956/tensoesmundiais.v3i5%20jul/dez.718Keywords:
Nacional, identidadAbstract
From a historical perspective, I examine
how the main Spanish political
actors and mass-media have revitalized
the myth of the ‘two Spains’, as a
consequence of the terrorist attacks of
Al-Qaeda, in Madrid, on March 11th
2004. Through six symptoms of the
longue durèe observed during
Zapatero’s first administration (2004-
2008), I show how the Left and the Right
of today have personified the symbolic
identifications associated with
the Second Republic and the Civil War
(1931-1939).
DANIEL ESPARZA
Identidad Nacional y Longue
Durèe: La reencarnación
del mito de las “dos Españas”
tras el 11-
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