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Tourism Analysis, 2014
Bullfighting is introduced into tourism studies as the iconic example of a class of human–animal relations, involving agonistic animal contests initiated by humans. The article focuses on the most popular form of bullfighting, the corrida, at which a matador, fighting on foot (rather than mounted) kills a bull in an arena in the presence of a mixed ...
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Bullfighting is introduced into tourism studies as the iconic example of a class of human–animal relations, involving agonistic animal contests initiated by humans. The article focuses on the most popular form of bullfighting, the corrida, at which a matador, fighting on foot (rather than mounted) kills a bull in an arena in the presence of a mixed ...
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Bulls, Bullfights, and Bullfighters in Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises
The Hemingway Review, 2014This note explores some of the historical events related to bulls, bullfights, and bullfighters from the fiesta fictionalized in The Sun Also Rises . Specifically, it examines the source of inspiration for the goring of Vicente Gironés as described in the novel and the contradictory references to the bull killed by Pedro Romero. The note includes a
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The antagonism between bull and bullfighter: metaphors in the bullfighting press
2019In this article, we analyse the metaphors used by the journalists of the bull-fighting press. More particularly, we study the words and expressions associated with the bull and the bullfighter, in order to understand how the authors perceive the bull-fighting world and to which extend the bull is somehow dehumanized.
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Bullfighting surgery in the XXI century
Cirugía Española (English Edition), 2022Francisco, López-Soriano +1 more
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