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Judit Gutiérrez de Armas

Researcher at University of La Laguna

Publications -  5
Citations -  13

Judit Gutiérrez de Armas is an academic researcher from University of La Laguna. The author has contributed to research in topics: Gastronomy. The author has an hindex of 2, co-authored 4 publications receiving 13 citations. Previous affiliations of Judit Gutiérrez de Armas include Universidade Nova de Lisboa.

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Gastronomía y construcción de la identidad nacional en Canarias. Un estudio de caso a partir de los recetarios del archivo Conde de Siete Fuentes (1880-1930)

TL;DR: This paper examined the role of gastronomy in the construction of culinary national identities in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, focusing on the late gastronomic Canary nationalism, examining national and regional cookbooks aimed at a female audience.
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Hacer de la necesidad virtud. Evolución de la identidad nobiliaria entre las élites canarias en la Edad Moderna: los memoriales de los Salazar de Frías

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors analyse the evolution of the idea of nobility shaped by the Salazar de Frias by examining the most significant milestones of the privileged identity which they succeeded in recreating through several service memoirs.
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Escribir para resistir. Un relato alternativo a través del diario en prisión del síndico personero de Tenerife, don Carlos Soler Carreño (1790) / Writing to Resist: An Alternative Story From the Prison Diary of the “Syndic” of Tenerife, Don Carlos...

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors follow the personal story of the protagonist of a political conflict by following his point of view about the violence he suffered, his fear of losing his life or his reputation, and the deplorable conditions of prisons during the Ancient Regime.

Identidad nobiliaria y legitimación del poder a través de los archivos de familia

TL;DR: In this paper, a work-in-progress of one of the central aspects of my doctoral thesis, focused on family archives in the Canary Islands and its role in the construction of memory and nobility identity in the Modern Age, is presented.