Coral Cuadrada
Coral Cuadrada is director of the Archive of the Marquises of Santa Maria de Barberà (Vilassar de Dalt, Barcelona) https://archivemarquisesofbarbera.com/ from 1984.
She has been lecturer in archivistics, historiography, medieval history and women's history at the Rovira i Virgili University of Tarragona (1988-2021); and in women's history at the Inter-University master's degree in Women's studies, gender and citizenship https://www.iiedg.org/es/Master (2005-2021). She is research in the Doctorate of Humanities (URV), the Doctorate in Society and Culture: History, Anthropology, Art and Heritage (UB) and the Inter-University Doctorate in Gender Studies: Cultures, Societies and Politics (UAB, UB, UdG, UVIC-UCC and URV).
She is research in MARC https://www.marc.urv.cat/en/ (Medical Anthropology Research Center, URV) and GRAMP-Med (Grup de Recerca d'Arqueologia Medieval i Postmedieval, UB) in the Torralba Company's (15th century) research team:
http://www.xn--compaiatorralba-2qb.com/home/index.php/es/.
She is co-director of the collection of medieval texts Scripta & Imagines (URV, UB, UAB).
She has been and is the principal investigator of several R D projects.
Publications: https://urv.academia.edu/CoralCuadrada
Address: Tarragona, Cataluña
She has been lecturer in archivistics, historiography, medieval history and women's history at the Rovira i Virgili University of Tarragona (1988-2021); and in women's history at the Inter-University master's degree in Women's studies, gender and citizenship https://www.iiedg.org/es/Master (2005-2021). She is research in the Doctorate of Humanities (URV), the Doctorate in Society and Culture: History, Anthropology, Art and Heritage (UB) and the Inter-University Doctorate in Gender Studies: Cultures, Societies and Politics (UAB, UB, UdG, UVIC-UCC and URV).
She is research in MARC https://www.marc.urv.cat/en/ (Medical Anthropology Research Center, URV) and GRAMP-Med (Grup de Recerca d'Arqueologia Medieval i Postmedieval, UB) in the Torralba Company's (15th century) research team:
http://www.xn--compaiatorralba-2qb.com/home/index.php/es/.
She is co-director of the collection of medieval texts Scripta & Imagines (URV, UB, UAB).
She has been and is the principal investigator of several R D projects.
Publications: https://urv.academia.edu/CoralCuadrada
Address: Tarragona, Cataluña
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TESIS DOCTORAL by Coral Cuadrada
HISTORIA MEDIEVAL by Coral Cuadrada
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Per entendre l’organització del territori en l’etapa medieval, no es poden deixar de banda els masos com un dels elements bàsics que el configuren. L’estudi del mas es pot abordar des de múltiples perspectives (l’arqueologia, la història, la geografia, la genealogia, l’economia, la sociologia, l’antropologia, l’arquitectura i el patrimoni material i
artístic) aportant una lectura multidisciplinària del fenomen.
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https://www.ccma.cat/catradio/alacarta/en-guardia/la-xarxa-catalanoaragonesa-al-mediterrani/audio/1107137/
Per entendre l’organització del territori en l’etapa medieval, no es poden deixar de banda els masos com un dels elements bàsics que el configuren. L’estudi del mas es pot abordar des de múltiples perspectives (l’arqueologia, la història, la geografia, la genealogia, l’economia, la sociologia, l’antropologia, l’arquitectura i el patrimoni material i
artístic) aportant una lectura multidisciplinària del fenomen.
of the most excessively interpreted historical facts in recent Catalan history.
And, all the same, after eighty years we still know very little about them.
The originality of the 1936 social revolution, which was structural and
inherent to it, goes beyond the Spanish Civil War and its end in a forty-year
long Fascist dictatorship that masked the significance of the revolutionary
brunt, or even beyond the tendentious readings from both sides –including
the republican sector’s internal contradictions-. It stems from an insurrection
leaded by its basis, by people from across the working-class neighborhoods
of the city of Barcelona. Certainly, it was the people who had nothing –nor
anything to lose- who stopped the military coup, inch by inch, street by street,
practically unarmed and with the only collaboration of the Generalitat de
Catalunya’s assault guards.
It was the people who had nothing who mainly volunteered to the
militias to fight the fascism at Zaragoza. It was the people who had nothing,
especially the women, who collectivized around 70% of Barcelona’s factories
(electrical industry, water and gas supply companies, textile and wood
industries, harbors, food industry, transport companies, or metal industry),
as well as a great part of the economy of the country (trade, food distribution,
barber’s shops, entertainment shows, schools, media, croplands, swimming
pools, or leisure facilities...). During those months, for the first and perhaps
the only time in history, the women who had nothing except their dignity, did
have everything. To them I want to dedicate my research and to pay homage.
Keywords: Lust; Secrets ; Discourses; Women; Middle Eges.
de les tecnologies en el món de
l’arxivística, les quals estan revolucionant
les possibilitats de recerca i de transmissió
del coneixement.
Els arxius nobiliaris, com en general els
arxius històrics, han de saber conjugar la
potencialitat indiscutible dels seus fons
amb la innovació més puntera de les
Humanitats Digitals.
lack of epistemological and methodological approaches are also evident. Due to my certainty that without adequate methodology no epistemological
progress can be made, I introduce this communication, based off of studies that have already been made. ("Les dones als orígens de Torre forta", "El ejemplo del centro de planning de Tarragona (yesterday) vs. Facebook (today)", o" La asistencia alparoencondicionesadversas:matronas enlaschabolas(Cataluña,19451972), to quote a few examples). From these examples, and as a proposal to an application to the History of Nursing, I’ll introduce the novel aspects regarding the methodology followed in this labor, which joins together harmoniously the investigation of archives with the field work. I will also detail with precision the constituent elements of what we have been calling the method of investigation‐action‐participatoryfeminism (IAPF), pointing out its links with the
ethnographic method, as well as its renewal through the incorporation of the postulates coming from the most outstanding feminist epistemologists –Fox Keller, Harding, Longino, Haraway, among other.
The method I followed is therefore that of historical science with archive research and bibliographical consultation. The historical sources used, especially the medical treatises of the time, come from my own research, focusing above all on Catalan and Italian sources. I have also sought out studies by forensic anthropologists, archaeologists, palaeobiologists and doctors of infectious diseases.
and medical pluralism are the three main pillars of this communication. Is a
research and a deliberation of archival sources which are unusual to the Catalonian historical knowledge of hospitals. I am firmly heading towards the long term as an illustrative tool (to denote the changes and/or stabilities) conscious about the fact that these investigations which point into one specific historic term are unable to grasp them.
because they admit new approaches. In this case, I have analysed the theory and the practice of medicine
in the Middle Ages, from the perspective of the historical anthropology. The methodology followed has
been the bibliographical screening of scientific literature both Spanish and foreing, as well as the utilisation
of existing published sources and archive materials, incremented with the writing and treaties of period
thinkers – medical, moral, normative, notarial, in addition to contemporary literature. The primary sources
are Catalan, French and Italian, given that it is in those geographical areas where I carry out my research.
From those approaches I have been able to get closer to the medical culture, from its beginnings in the
Early Middle Ages monasteries; I have witnessed the divorce between medicine and surgery, as well as the
influence of religion on disease and the way to accept it. In the paragraph dedicated to therapeutics, I have
studied the influence of bio-pharmaceutical medicine, diagnosis, prognosis and therapy. In the pharmacy
section, I have considered the types of remedies, the treatises, the apothecary and a brief note on popular
medicine. The last part of my exhibition has considered the professionalism, the medical behaviour and its
rules, as well as the relationships between doctors and cities and the diseased.