Titlebook: Urban Identity and the Atlantic World; Elizabeth A. Fay,Leonard Morzé Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2013

細胞

“Meere Strangers”iritual power; it was also a hub of the profane and worldly, a great emporium of science and slander, and an engine of political and intellectual ferment. No single fact illustrated this more than the sheer volume of printed materials that circulated in and out of the cathedral and the surrounding closes and yards.

Cultivate

約會

Romancing Post-Napoleonic Britain first initiated negotiations with William Pitt in the 1790s.. Misinformation spread with popularity, however, and Blanco set himself the task of rectifying for British readers the perceptions of South America that travel books propounded..

季雨

Leonora Sansay’s Anatopic Imaginationble subjects and tamed identities. 2 I want to suggest that in the particular regional configuration of the Caribbean Sea and its chronically unstable colonial centers, this self-witnessing out-of-placeness was not so ideologically closed.

Palpable

Leonard von Morzéjke ervaringen in dienst van een waardevol leven. Waarden geven waardigheid aan acceptatie. Confrontatie met innerlijke ervaringen (exposure) is nodig voor zover dit ertoe leidt dat de cli?nt zich kan bewegen in de richting van zijn waarden. Exposure is nooit een doel op zich.

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atrophy

Cynthia Schoolar Williamslarger proportion of its population is illiterate (69 per cent) than of any other Latin American country except Haiti. Furthermore, the Bolivian population is arranged in scattered small units of settlement, isolated from one another and from the outside world by physical barriers...

改進

Introductionl formations are best understood on the scale of the nation-state. Gilroy argued that the nation had served as a framework for ideological reasons, and demonstrated that national culture was no less reified an explanatory rubric than race—indeed that these two concepts are fatally intertwined. By of

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Chemotherapy

From Colonial Subjectivity to “Enlightened” Selfhoodluded urban symphony,” Segre stresses the evolving nature of the plaza, not only in changes to its physical configuration, but also to its symbolism and role in the maintenance of Spanish colonial power. The first of several late colonial modifications of the plaza was the 1771–91 reconstruction, wh