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El Diccionario castellano, francés y catalán (1642) de Pere Lacavallería: indicios de una política lingüística en el siglo XVII* [PDF]

open access: yes, 2005
El Dictionario castellano… Dictionaire François… Dictionari Catala, erróneamente atribuido a Marcos Fernández, se publicó por primera vez en Barcelona de la mano del impresor francés Pere Lacavallería en 1642.
M. Sáez Rivera, Daniel
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La encrucijada bilingüe en la literatura. Reflexiones sociolingüísticas y literarias en torno a "L’últim home que parlava català" de Carles Casajuana [PDF]

open access: yes
Taking the Catalan case as an example, this article analyses the impact of language choice of writers who live and write between languages and cultures.
Gimeno Ugalde, Esther
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Nota biobibliográfica [PDF]

open access: yes
Nota ...
Anejo XI, Revista de Filología Románica
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El Primer trabajo lexicográfico de María Moliner: su contribución al Diccionario aragonés del estudio de filología de Aragón [PDF]

open access: yes, 2014
María Moliner?s first lexicographical work: her contribution to the Aragonese dictionary of the ?Estudio de Filología de Aragón? Until recently, it was thought that the first and only lexicographical work by María Moliner was the Diccionario de uso del ...
Benítez Marco, María Pilar
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Tras el telón: dietarios de dramaturgos catalanes contemporáneos [PDF]

open access: yes
This article presents a concise outlook over some Catalan dramatists’ autobiographical texts, focusing on their reflections about theatre. This brief state of question, in which we will analize classical memories —such as Josep Maria de Sagarra’s— and ...
Esteve, Anna
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“Jordi Juan Riquer, el primer novelista de Ibiza. Metges… o traficants?, su única novela”. [PDF]

open access: yes, 2006
On 2005 we have celebrate 100 years from the birthday of Jordi Juan Riquer, the first Ibiza’s romancier. Just a very small literary circle knows him and his opera, and even has been ignored several years by Catalanish Literature History.
Ortega Román, Juan José
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