La Otra Edad de Plata (1968-1936): Historial cultural y digital (LOEP UCM)
Scientic Supervisor / Contact Person
Name and Surname
Dolores Romero López
ORCID (link)
Researcher ID (link)
Other ID (link)
Localization & Research Area
Faculty / Institute
Faculty of Language Studies
Department
Literaturas Hispánicas y Bibliografía
Research Area
Social Sciences and Humanities (SOC)
MSCA & ERC experience
Research group / research team hosted any MSCA fellow?
No
Research group / research team have any ERC beneficiaries?
No
Research Team & Research Topic
Research Team / Research Group Name (if any)
La Otra Edad de Plata (1968-1936): Proyección cultural y legado digital (LOEP UCM)
Website of the Research team / Research Group / Department
Brief description of the Research Team / Research Group / Department
Since the year 2007 the members of this group have researched on Spanish literature and culture during the Silver Age (1868-1936). Evaluated as "Good" by the Spanish Assessment Agency, the group counts with more than 200 impact publications. The group focuses on interdisciplinary lines of research whose main objective the study of "rare and forgotten" authors, genres, themes and styles during the period. The members are specialists in Philology, History, Librarianship and Computing Science. We have developed projects on Cultural Memory, Women Studies, Digital Editions and Digital History. Our main digital research results are "Mnemosine, Biblioteca Digital de La otra Edad de Plata" (http://repositorios.fdi.ucm.es/mnemosine/) and "Edad de Plata interactiva" (http://www.bne.es/es/Colecciones/LibrosInteractivos/Subcolecciones/edad-plata-interactivo.html), both with the support of Spanish National Library.. The Research Team is in this link: https://www.ucm.es/loep/equipo
Research lines / projects proposed
1.- Spanish Popular Literature (1907-1939),
2.- Recovery of Rare and Forgotten Spanish Authors and Texts during the first Third of the 20th Century,
3.- Literature and Journalism during Modernity,
4.- Relations Between Spanish Literature and Illustrations during the first Third of the 20th Century,
5.- Feminism and Spanish Literature in the First Third of the 20th Century,
6.- Digital Collections of Spanish Literature: Data and Metadata during the first Third of the 20th Century.
2.- Recovery of Rare and Forgotten Spanish Authors and Texts during the first Third of the 20th Century,
3.- Literature and Journalism during Modernity,
4.- Relations Between Spanish Literature and Illustrations during the first Third of the 20th Century,
5.- Feminism and Spanish Literature in the First Third of the 20th Century,
6.- Digital Collections of Spanish Literature: Data and Metadata during the first Third of the 20th Century.
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Application requirements
Professional Experience & Documents
Candidates must hold a PhD in a relevant field such as Spanish Literature, Comparative Literature, Digital Humanities, Cultural Studies, or related disciplines.
The PhD degree must have been awarded no more than eight years prior to the application deadline (extensions for career breaks may apply, following MSCA rules).
Demonstrated research experience in any of the following areas: Spanish Popular Literature (1907-1939), Recovery of Rare and Forgotten Spanish Authors and Texts, Spanish Literature and Journalism in Modernity, Relations Between Spanish Literature and Illustrations, Feminism and Spanish Literature in the First Third of the 20th Century, Digital Collections of Spanish Literature: Data and Metadata
Proficiency in Spanish is required for research involving primary sources.
Proficiency in English is highly desirable for dissemination and collaboration purposes.
Digital Humanities and Computational Skills (for certain research lines)
Candidates applying for topics related to Digital Collections of Spanish Literature or research involving data and metadata should have experience with:Text encoding (TEI/XML), Digital repositories and databases, Metadata standards (Dublin Core, MODS, etc.), Computational text analysis.
A track record of high-quality publications in relevant journals, edited volumes, or digital platforms.
Experience in collaborative research projects or funded initiatives is an asset.
Applicants must provide the following documents to demonstrate their qualifications and experience:
1.- Curriculum Vitae (CV) (following the MSCA template)
2.- Detailed academic and professional background
3.- List of publications, projects, and research experience
4.- Participation in conferences, workshops, and outreach activities
5.- Research Proposal (max. 10 pages)
6.- Statement of research objectives, methodology, and expected contributions
7.- Justification of the selected research line
8.- Feasibility and work plan
9.- Proof of PhD Degree
10.- A copy of the doctoral diploma or an official certificate from the awarding institution
11.- At least two letter from a senior researcher or academic advisor supporting the applicant’s candidacy and research proposal
12.- Certificates, publications, or other proof of Spanish and/or English proficiency
13.- Portfolio of Digital Humanities Work (if relevant)
14.- For applicants working on Digital Collections of Spanish Literature, a portfolio showcasing previous digital projects, database contributions, or computational text analysis is recommended.
The PhD degree must have been awarded no more than eight years prior to the application deadline (extensions for career breaks may apply, following MSCA rules).
Demonstrated research experience in any of the following areas: Spanish Popular Literature (1907-1939), Recovery of Rare and Forgotten Spanish Authors and Texts, Spanish Literature and Journalism in Modernity, Relations Between Spanish Literature and Illustrations, Feminism and Spanish Literature in the First Third of the 20th Century, Digital Collections of Spanish Literature: Data and Metadata
Proficiency in Spanish is required for research involving primary sources.
Proficiency in English is highly desirable for dissemination and collaboration purposes.
Digital Humanities and Computational Skills (for certain research lines)
Candidates applying for topics related to Digital Collections of Spanish Literature or research involving data and metadata should have experience with:Text encoding (TEI/XML), Digital repositories and databases, Metadata standards (Dublin Core, MODS, etc.), Computational text analysis.
A track record of high-quality publications in relevant journals, edited volumes, or digital platforms.
Experience in collaborative research projects or funded initiatives is an asset.
Applicants must provide the following documents to demonstrate their qualifications and experience:
1.- Curriculum Vitae (CV) (following the MSCA template)
2.- Detailed academic and professional background
3.- List of publications, projects, and research experience
4.- Participation in conferences, workshops, and outreach activities
5.- Research Proposal (max. 10 pages)
6.- Statement of research objectives, methodology, and expected contributions
7.- Justification of the selected research line
8.- Feasibility and work plan
9.- Proof of PhD Degree
10.- A copy of the doctoral diploma or an official certificate from the awarding institution
11.- At least two letter from a senior researcher or academic advisor supporting the applicant’s candidacy and research proposal
12.- Certificates, publications, or other proof of Spanish and/or English proficiency
13.- Portfolio of Digital Humanities Work (if relevant)
14.- For applicants working on Digital Collections of Spanish Literature, a portfolio showcasing previous digital projects, database contributions, or computational text analysis is recommended.
One Page Proposal
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