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Spain and Don Ernesto. History of mutual love
Bullfighting and wars, sun and waves, inevitable danger and careless rest make an inconsistent picture of Spain, which appears before us due to Ernest Hemingway’s labour. He was fond of this country, we shall try to understand, what for?
A. Sudakova
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‘Notebook Literature’: Virginia Woolf and Marion Milner
Critical Quarterly, Volume 66, Issue 3, Page 4-37, October 2024.
Helen Tyson
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The livestock industry, specifically the one dedicated to bullfighting cattle, began to emerge by the end of the 18th century. After that, it appeared a whole market related to the bullfighting spectacle, including locations, protagonists, ranchers and ...
Ricardo Ruiz Santamaría
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Reseña/Review (Beilin, Katarzyna Olga, "In search of an alternative biopolitics: anti-bullfighting, animality, and the environment in contemporary Spain", Comlumbus: State University Press, 308 págs. 2015)
Luis Prádanos
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Abordaje y manejo médico-quirúrgico del paciente herido por traumatismo taurino
Resumen: Introducción: Los festejos taurinos forman parte de la idiosincrasia cultural propia de los pueblos iberoamericanos, suponiendo un riesgo extremo para la integridad física de los participantes.
A. Martínez-Hernández +4 more
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Peregrinaciones de san Roque en la comedia y el folclor
Our purpose is to present a structural study of three famous comedias: Peribañez y el Comendador de Ocaña, La villana de la Sagra and Quien mal anda en mal acaba.
Pedro Córdoba
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La corrida, un imaginaire national genré au service de la régénération (Espagne, 1895-1923)
The objective of this article is to analyze the discourses linking bullfighting shows to the construction of the nation and to gender identities in Spain between 1895 and 1923.
David Castro Devesa
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Luciano Rocha Santana reviews the Book 'Sufre, luego importa', by Francisco Lara and Olga Ramos'
Luciano Rocha Santana (PhD In Moral Philosophy at the University of Salamanca) reviews the book: “Suffers, then Matters” by Francisco Lara and Olga Campos. The book addresses the ethical debate about the relationship between humans and non-human animals,
Luciano Rocha Santana
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Sir, In welcoming the first number of Animal Welfare, I am glad to note that the contents cover a wide subject range, which is a good augury of the journal's breadth of interest. In particular Professor Odberg's paper was very well-balanced, knowledgeable and thoughtful, but also unequivocal in pointing the way forward in controlling the welfare of the
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In lieu of an abstract, here is a brief excerpt of the content: "Les origines de la tauromachie remontent à la nuit des temps. Rite de fécondité, mythe, fête rurale, rite de passage, exercice cynégétique, spectacle urbain, joute aristocratique ...
Araceli Guillaume-Alonso
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