1st Edition
Cultural Representations of Queer Aging in Spain
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Heather Jerónimo and Raquel Medina
Chapter 1: Reinscribing the Older Lesbian Subject on the Periphery: Age, Disability, and Abjection in Salir del ropero (2019)
Ruth Z. Yuste-Alonso
Chapter 2: The Tribe’s Power: Older Lesbians and New Beginnings in Elogio del Happy End (2012) by Isabel Franc
Garbiñe Vidal-Torreira
Chapter 3: Drawn from Memory: Queer Aging and Reparative Reading in Marina Velasco Marta’s Que no se olvide (2023)
Caroline B. Colquhoun
Chapter 4: Age, Success, and Struggle in Jaime de Armiñán’s Mi querida señorita (1972)
Alicia Herraiz Gutiérrez
Chapter 5: Documenting Aging as a Trans Experience in Cantando en las azoteas (2022)
Raquel Medina
Chapter 6: Veneno (2020): Resistance, Trangender Rage, and Resilience Despite Invisibilization and Discrimination
Hernando C. Gómes Prada
Chapter 7: Generativity, Intergenerationality, and Older Gay Men in Contemporary Spanish Cinema
Christopher R. Carter
Chapter 8: Doce Fábulas (2007) by Lluís Maria Todó as a Queer Aging Archive of Barcelona
Heather Jerónimo
Chapter 9: And the Ghosts Danced With Us: Intergenerational Dialogues in AIDS Performance
Isaias Fanlo
Index
Biography
Heather Jerónimo is Associate Professor of Spanish at the University of Northern Iowa, USA.
Raquel Medina is a visiting research fellow at Aston University, UK, and Dean of Area Studies at International Education of Students (IES Abroad Barcelona).
