Titlebook: Gender, Displacement, and Cultural Networks of Galicia; 1800s to Present Obdulia Castro,Diego Baena,Miriam Sánchez Moreiras Book 2022 The E

BUST

Introduction: Proprietary Developments,n’s seminal novel . (1886). Specifically, it will explore the representation of gender dynamics, motherhood and social progress in this work. Since much of the novel is set in the natural environment of a Galician country estate, far from the watchful gaze of bourgeois society in a provincial capita

Sputum

eals, was well known during her time for being a writer, a feminist pioneer, and a social activist in Spain. From a very young age—and having received an excellent education as part of her noble upbringing—she became an advocate of education as a means for women to attain a certain degree of indepen

cluster

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-45658-9aking part in the cultural cooperative process of NUMAX in Galicia, the obstacles to its ultimate survival, as well as its function as an instrument capable of propagating a cultural and institutional climate alternative to that imposed by capitalism.

dissolution

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-1381-7from Franco’s dictatorship to neoliberal democracy. To do so, it will take into account the works and life of a singular artist, Antonio Taboada, a.k.a. Wily (1962–2006). His early end and the bohemian legend around him have complicated the contemporary reception of his art. However, here I will def

glisten

CLIFF

Cancer Biology: How Science Worksrmen Osorio. In the process of recovery of these three musical figures, we again find ourselves face to face with the Galician diaspora. The siblings Arriola/Osorio, with clear Galician roots, share their life experiences in places as different and as far away from one another as Germany, Iraq, and

付出

Administrative Tribunals and Courts of Lawh object) and works of political interest (language as a political object), while describing the new developments in the study of Galician linguistics which are identifying Galicia as “an authentic linguistic laboratory” to study the situation of minoritized languages in contact with languages of power.

GULLY

NATAL

共同確定為確

Language as Object of Research Versus Language as Political Object: Old and New Horizons in the Studh object) and works of political interest (language as a political object), while describing the new developments in the study of Galician linguistics which are identifying Galicia as “an authentic linguistic laboratory” to study the situation of minoritized languages in contact with languages of power.