On Monday, January 24, at 8:00 PM, the presentation of the book Personajes cordobeses by Ladislao Rodríguez Galán, published by the University of Córdoba Press, will take place in the Assembly Hall of the Rectorate. The presentation will be conducted by Rafael Cremades, a journalist from Canal Sur.
The Publications Service of the University of Córdoba has published on CD the expanded abstracts of all the papers presented at the 1st Scientific Congress of Researchers in Training, held in Córdoba, as part of an initiative whose aims were to promote mutual understanding among doctoral candidates, harness the potential arising from interaction and the exchange of knowledge among them, foster interdisciplinarity through the sharing of knowledge and working methods, and lay the foundations for the creation of a scientific learning environment. The work was coordinated by Professors María del Mar Delgado Serrano and José Carlos Gómez Villamandos.
The University of Córdoba Publishing Service, in collaboration with the Provincial Council, has published the book "La maternidad en los textos gnósticos cristianos" with which its author Saray García Muñiz won the XIII Leonor de Guzmán Award, organized by the Chair of Women's Studies of the same name. This work analyzes the consideration of motherhood within Gnostic Christian communities through their sacred texts, not only concerning liturgy and evangelization but also daily life, in order to ascertain its impact and the social implications for women in these groups. Similarly, the book investigates whether, through this exclusively feminine condition, women occupied…
Photographer Manuel Muñoz presented the book ETSIAM this morning, a collection of images depicting the empty spaces of the former building of the School of Agricultural and Forestry Engineering, thus offering an approach to the memory of the University of Córdoba. The work was published by the UCO Publications Service in collaboration with the Rafael Botí Plastic Arts Foundation. The event took place in the Rectorate Press Room with the presence of photographer Manuel Muñoz; the Vice-Rector for Students and Culture, Manuel Torres Aguilar; the Director of ETSIAM, Alfonso García-Ferrer; and the Director of the UCO Publications Service, Fernando López…
The Teaching of Music in Spain (1823-1932), a work by Olga María Toro Egea, is part of research conducted by the author on music education in Spain during the 19th century, both in the school setting and in private instruction, and addresses a topic that, although fascinating, remains unknown to numerous sectors of society despite its relative historical proximity. The book is divided into three parts, all of which include numerous documentary illustrations. The first part addresses the steps of music education (1823-1858), with three chapters dedicated to the institutionalization of music in Spain, singing and play in music manuals,…
