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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-80260-8es were born in Catalunya, but some were Castilian in origin. Many were active in commerce in some way, café owners and store owners. Others worked in one capacity or another for the railroad. A few were professionals, including a person in real estate, and teachers in local schools. Some were elect

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-80323-0 degree of autonomy, including stronger protections for the Catalan language in all spheres of public life. I shall also consider the periodic dangers faced by Catalans who see their identity as something other than Spanish in the context of a frequently hostile, centralist nation-state. To illustra

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Framing the Study: The Origin and Meaning of Nationalism,ten confused, he notes that the definition of nationalism is parasitic in relation to two other terms. Following the German sociologist, Max Weber, Gelner sees the state as that “agency within society that possesses the monopoly of legitimate violence” (3). He goes on to say that this definition app

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,The People of Cerbère Speak,single individuals, but there are a few exceptions to this general rule. We taped some married couples together, and on three occasions, we interviewed groups of four individuals with more or less the same set of interests or social standing. I have selected nineteen of these interviews for inclusio

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A New Direction,ur planned comparative study was flawed by the reality of the situation on the ground. One sees only traces of Catalan culture in Cerbère. As for Portbou, while it is true that, in some ways, it remains a typical Catalan village, in other important ways it differs from the ideal because of its overl