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Music in 19th-Century Venezuela

Politeja, 2013
Beginning as a Spanish colony to become an independent republic – the 19th century was a pivotal point for Venezuela. Socially, politically, and economically speaking, the changes were numerous, and so were the cultural and artistic manifestations that ...
Mariantonia Palacios
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Scrivere e riscrivere. Modi della citazione nelle “Confessioni d'un italiano" [PDF]

Parole Rubate, 2015
This article explores some of Ippolito Nievo’s intertextual strategies (reuse, rewriting, reinterpretation) in Confessioni d’un Italiano (1867). In his work, Nievo draws on different materials, such as fictional documents with a narrative structure ...
Sara Garau
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De la Balagne à l’ouest de Porto Rico : réseaux et champs migratoires

Études Caribéennes, 2017
Corsican emigration to Puerto Rico was part of a general movement of European emigration to the Americas during the 19th century. A closer study of the data revealed the presence of a significant number of Balanins alongside the Cap Corsins.
Marie Jeanne Casablanca, Laetizia Castellani   +1 more
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Convicts, Carcerality and Cape Colony Connections in the 19th Century

, 2016
This article examines the ways in which the 19th-century Cape Colony was connected to other locations in Britain and the British imperial world with respect to the history of imprisonment and penal transportation.
Clare Anderson
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“Una frontera en movimiento”. La conformación del puerto de Riohacha en el siglo diecinueve

Études Caribéennes, 2018
This article presents an analysis of the port space of Riohacha (Colombian Caribbean) and how it was formed at the border from the traffic of the Brazilwood (Caesalpinia echinata) towards the middle of the 19th century, when the merchants of the Dutch ...
Hugo Carrillo Ferreira
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Reminiscenze e citazioni letterarie in “Piccolo mondo antico” [PDF]

Parole Rubate, 2015
Aiming to explore both implicit and explicit quotations in Antonio Fogazzaro’s Piccolo mondo antico (1895), this article focuses on citations of prose, patriotic literature, and opera librettos.
Tiziana Piras
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Citazioni e autocitazioni nel “Mastro-don Gesualdo” [PDF]

Parole Rubate, 2015
This essay focuses on the use of autocitation in Giovanni Verga’s Mastro-don Gesualdo (1889) and analyses echoes of characters and scenes already outlined by the writer in Novelle rusticane (specifically, I galantuomini, Il reverendo, Pane nero, La roba)
Gian Paolo Marchi
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Performer un mauvais genre : la demi-mondaine au XIXe siècle

Criminocorpus, 2017
During the Nineteenth Century, while male sexual desire is normalized, criminalization and pathologization of prostitutes grows. The “demi-mondaine”, whose definition fluctuates between the luxury prostitute and the well-kept mistress, avoided to be ...
Lola González Quijano
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Grundtvig and the 19th Century

Grundtvig-Studier, 1993
Grundtvig og nationalismen i det 19. århundredeAf Lorenz RerupArtiklen beskæftiger sig med Grundtvigs folkelighedsbegreb i sammenh.ng med fremkomsten af nationalismen i Europa i det 18. og 19. århundrede. Grundtvig opførte sig ved visse lejligheder som en nationalist af den type, man almindeligvis tager afstand fra.
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Il linguaggio degli affetti. “Fede e bellezza” e il romanzo di Gertrude [PDF]

Parole Rubate, 2015
The relationship between Niccolò Tommaseo and Alessandro Manzoni – a relationship with literary, linguistic, political, historical and cultural implications – represents the focus of this article.
Donatella Martinelli
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