El Códice X o los anales del grupo de la Tira de la Peregrinación. Evolución pictográfica y problemas en su análisis interpretativo by María Castañeda de la Paz

“…Pictographic Evolution and Problems in its Interpretative Analysis. Contact with the Spaniards meant the beginning of a process of transformation and change for the Mesoamerican writing tradition. …”
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The Concept of Fiesta in Spanish National and Cultural Vision of the World by E. V. Astakhova

“…The research determines such Spanish extralinguistic realities as corrida, tertulia, movida, botellon, indignados, analyses the role of the theater, of "coffee culture", of football and other phenomenons in social life and cognitive space of Spaniards. The knowledge of different aspects of fiesta helps to understand the word potential of Spanish language, its metaphors, and stylistic images. …”
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Naturalizations in Spain: integration indicator and strategy against the crisis by Antidio Martínez de Lizarrondo Artola

“…One of the most novel findings is the correlation between unemployment and the naturalizations: in those regions where the differential of the rate of unemployment between native foreigners and more is elevated are more naturalizations and, to inverse, where a particular advantage in the improvement of unemployment if the Spanish nationality is acquired, to the being does not seem to perceive itself the very similar rate between foreigners and Spaniards, there are less naturalizations.…”
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De la calle a la trinchera. El frente como escenario de lealtad y compromiso de la Guardia Civil en la Guerra Civil Española by Javier Cervera Gil

“…For broad sectors of Spaniards, fundamentally from the left and from the working world, the Civil Guard is considered, when the Spanish Civil War arrives, as a conservative institution with dubious loyalty to the republican cause. …”
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Une île couverte de montagnes et de fleuves : Hispaniola dans quelques traductions et appropriations françaises de chroniques des Indes au XVIe siècle by Oury Goldman

“…The article studies the way in which the mountains and the rivers of this Caribbean island are staged as multiform challenges for the appropriation of the American territory by the Spaniards, both in some French translations of histories of the Indies (Pietro Martyr d’Anghiera, Bartolomé de Las Casas, Francisco López de Gómara, Gonzalo Fernández de Oviedo) and in some of its textual appropriations in french geographical treatises (André Thevet, François de Belleforest).…”
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Meeting of Cultures and Architectural Dialogue: The Example of the Dominicans in Taiwan by Marco Lazzarotti

“…The opposition of the local population to the presence of Westerners, and the fact that the Dominicans, being Spaniards, did not benefit from the protection of France, as happened for other religious orders working in China, are all factors that impacted the evangelization carried out by the Dominicans, and they have prevented the Christian message from taking a hegemonic position in Taiwanese culture. …”
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Multiculturalism in 19th Century Chilean Folletines of "Indian" Filiation by Eduardo Barraza

“…A singular corpus of the Chilean narrative of the nineteenth century develops the topic of prevented love between Spaniards and Mapuche, according to which the happy ending only be possible through the civilization of the indigenous or thanks to their submission to Christian doctrine. …”
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Los saberes de los exiliados republicanos viajan de España a Argentina by Alfredo F. Dantiacq-Sánchez

“…Relations between Spaniards and Argentines have been good since the beginning of this shared history. …”
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The origins of the ambiguity. Nation and empire in Catalonia from the Middle Ages to the 1880s by Stephen Jacobson

“…During the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Catalans possessed dual identities - as Catalans and Spaniards - which proved mutually reinforcing. At the same time, ongoing and age-old rivalries between Catalans and Castilians over the direction of the state harboured the seeds from which a regionalist and ultimately an ambiguous nationalist movement would spring.…”
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Un cierre de fronteras...taxonómico. tepehuanes y tarahumara después de la guerra de los tepehuanes (1616-1631) by Christophe Giudicelli

“…By defining a guilty nation—Tepehuan—the Spaniards intended to geographically isolate a suspect body. …”
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From the Iberian Peninsula to the Roman Hispania by Federico Fernández de Buján

“…However, they were not Spaniards, but “turdetanos, ilergetes, celtíberos, vacceos”, etc, those who faced the Roman legions. …”
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La sátira de costumbres como artefacto ideológico. En torno a un opúsculo de 1808 by Claude Morange

“…Amalgamating facts and ideas in an unsubtle manner, the author of this volume indeed conceptualises the French invasion as the unavoidable consequence of the forgetting of their fundamental values by the Spaniards and as the result of another earlier “invasion”: the diffusion into Spain of ways of life and customs that came from beyond the Pyrenees. …”
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Eloquent silence: the transformation of Spain in British balladry between the Peninsular War and the Carlist Wars by J. Rubén Valdés Miyares

“…While the five true Peninsular War ballads represent it as a patriotic enterprise on behalf of brave Spaniards fighting tyrannical invaders, the two set in the Carlist War portray a more individualized adventure of soldiers of fortune. …”
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COVID-19 Lockdown and Disney+ strategy on social networks on its launch during the State of alarm in Spain by Juan Martín-Quevedo, Erika Fernández-Gómez, Beatriz Feijoo-Fernández

“… The launch of Disney+ in Spain in March 2020 coincided with the Covid-19 pandemic and a period of home confinement for many Spaniards. This study examines the advertising and engagement strategy used by Disney+ on Twitter and Instagram, analyzing 2,268 messages. …”
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“Dream of the Virgin” in Russian Handwritten and Folklore Traditions (17th – the Beginning of the 21st Century) by Andrey L. Toporkov

“…It is known among many European peoples, mainly Orthodox and Catholic, namely Belarusians, Bulgarians, Bosnians, Gagauz, Greeks, Irish, Spaniards, Italians, Macedonians, Germans, Poles, Portuguese, Romanians, Russians, Serbs, Slovenes, Ukrainians, French, Croats, etc. …”
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Biografías de los hombres de Dios. Fray Tomás de la Torre y la primera experiencia evangelizadora de los dominicos en Chiapas y Guatemala (siglo XVI) by Ana Díaz Serrano

“…In his writing De la Torre explains the evangelizing work through the behaviour, actions and emotions of who were involved in it: beside the religious, mainly the Spaniards and the indigenous. In this article I evaluate the diary of De la Torre as a biographical source, and analyse methodological issues related to the historical subjects’ identification and the recognition of their agency. …”
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La mirada de los jóvenes españoles hacia el activismo online: ventajas, escepticismos y causas apoyadas by Enrique Morales-Corral, José Antonio Ruiz-San Román, María Dolores Cáceres-Zapatero, Gaspar Brändle

“…The results show how this phenomenon is deeply rooted among young Spaniards, who see it as a complementary form of traditional methods, and not as a substitute. …”
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Une vision sexuée de l’Histoire contemporaine espagnole à travers deux œuvres d’Antonio Altarriba et Kim, El arte de volar et El ala rota by Vanessa Auroy

“…Petra and Antonio’s lives expose the acts, words and silences of millions of Spaniards, women and men, caught in the conflict and its consequences.…”
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Comparative analysis of American and Spanish cruise passengers' behavioral intentions by Santiago Forgas Coll, Ramon Palau Saumell, Javiér Sánchez García, Fernando J. Garrigos Simon

“…Results of this study indicated that Spaniards showed stronger relationships between trust and behavioral intentions, and between emotional value and satisfaction. …”
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Cacao (Theobroma cacao L.) as medicine in New Spain and Europe, 1500s–1600s by Liliana Schifter

“…Following the arrival of the Spaniards, cacao became gradually popular in New Spain. …”
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