Resilience

Rosa Maria Grillo; Berenize Galicia  Isasmendi

Resilience: reflections, testimonies and legacies,

Authors

Rosa Maria Grillo

University of Salerno

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2070-5601

Berenize Galicia Isasmendi

Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1132-8904

Keywords:

Civd19, resilience, Mexico, violence

Synopsis

Publisher: Department of Arts and Humanities Università degli Studi di Salerno (DipSum)

Series: Collection of Studies and Texts. From ancient Babel to the encounters of Modernity

Pages: 320

Language: Spanish

NBN: http://nbn.depositolegale.it/resolver.pl?nbn=urn:nbn:it:unina-29902

Abstract: Due to the health emergency of the covid 19 pandemic, the need to reflect on the various situations that afflict us not only as researchers and teachers, but also as humanity, from a national and international perspective, has increased. Thus, the interest of a group of teachers from the University of Salerno and the Benemérita Universidad Autonoma de Puebla arose to bring together in this book various voices from the humanities that reflect on a notion that has become fundamental: resilience, understood as the attitude and fundamental activity that allows us to survive and overcome adversity despite living in conditions of poverty, natural disasters, gender, ethnic, political violence. The book contains fifteen essays on forms of narration, socio-psychological consequences, individual and collective responses.

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Author Biographies

Rosa Maria Grillo, University of Salerno

Rosa Maria Grillo,Full Professor of Spanish American Language and Literatures at the University of Salerno. She directs the narrative collection “Mirando al Sur” (Officine Pindariche), the “Biblioteca di Studi e Testi” (Share Libri) and the magazine “Testi e Linguaggi” (Carocci). She has organized congreses in the University of Salerno: La poetica del falso: Max Aub tra gioco e impegno (1994); Italia-Uruguay: culture a contatto (1995), La Spagna degli anni ’30 di fronte all’Europa (1998); Ruta de la Obsidiana. Percorsi mesoamericani (2002); America Latina tra Civiltà a Barbarie (2004); Voci femminili dell’America Latina (2005); Viaggiatori latinoamericani in Campania (2006); Il Viaggio e il Mito (2007); Encuentros y desencuentros entre Europa y América (2008); Storia e storie migranti (2008), Letterature americane e altre arti (2009), Donne in movimento (2010), Penelope e le altre (2011), Luoghi e tempi di (de)formazione (2012), El olvido está lleno de memoria (2013), Venimos de la noche y hacia la noche vamos (2014), La letteratura latinoamericana e il Nobel (2015), Tradizioni classiche e letterature latinoamericane (2016), Ariel e Calibán mirando al Sur (2017), Letteratura testimoniale e costruzione della storia (2018), Eva e le altre (2019), Sognavamo nelle notti feroci. Tornare. Mangiare. Raccontare (2021), Scritture e riscritture (2022), Utopie e distopie nelle letterature ispanoamericane (2023). She organized the Literature sessions of the yearly conferences organized by Centro Studi Americanistici “Circolo Amerindiano” (Perugia, Sao Paolo, Mérida, Oxaca, Puebla, U.N.A.M.). She has published six monographs: Racconto spagnolo, Salerno 1985, Exiliado de sí mismo, José Bergamín en Uruguay 1947-1954, Montevideo, 1995, and Lleida, 1999, Emigrante/Inmigrado. Una doble identidad en el espejo de la literatura uruguaya, Salerno-Milano, 2003, Escribir la Historia, Alicante, 2009, Cinquecento anni di Civiltà e Barbarie, Salerno, 2021, Vivere per testimoniare, testimoniare per vivere, Salerno, 2022; her essays have been published in Italy, Francia, España, Escandinavia, Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, United States, Paraguay and Uruguay. Her main research topics are: XIXth and XXth century Spanish-speaking authors’; Historical Novel; Travel Emigration and Exile Literature; Women’s Autobiography; Modernity/Postmodernity discourse; testimonial literature.

Berenize Galicia Isasmendi, Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla

Berenize Galicia Isasmendi, PhD in Latin American Literature. Professor at the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters of the Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla. Member of the National System of Researchers (level I). Research lines: Literature, Art and Mass Media: study from transdisciplinarity and interculturality. Some publications: “Body Positivity in fashion, market strategy or inclusion?, approach from the perception of Mexican men and women”, La Camera Blu. Rivista di Studi di Genere, 2022 (ISSN 1827-9198); “The Ingmar Bergman presence in the poetry of Franciso Hernandez. A reading from analogical hermeneutics”. Interpretatio. UNAM (ISSN 2448-864X); book: Atoyatempan. Of orality and intangible cultural heritage. Centro Studi Americanistici "Circolo Amerindiano" Onlus, Universidad Pablo de Olavide y Università degli Studi di Salerno, 2021 (ISBN 978-84-09-36161-8/ 978-88-99223-08-3).