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From the Mediterranean to Latin America | Del Mediterráneo a América Latina: Art, Language and Literature in Migration | Art, lengua y literature en las migraciones

, 2022
This volume collects a set of expositions developed within the framework of the DIASPORE International Conference. From the Mediterranean to Latin America. Art, Language and Literature in Emigration, co-organised by the Instituto Interdisciplinario de Estudios e Investigaciones de América Latina (INDEAL) of the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters ...
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Art and literature joint review session: Literature topics

Part 1: The symposium on Latin American literature and criticism brought together a variety of perspectives, highlighting tensions between socially engaged and autonomous approaches to literary analysis.
The University of Texas at Austin, Institute of Latin American Studies   +1 more
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The Latin Quotation in the Literature of Terror. Birth and Evolution of a Literary Convention

From Horace Walpole’s The Castle of Otranto (1764) to Stephen King’s It (1986), the Graeco-Latin Classics have appeared in Gothic literature in the form of quotations, linking two aesthetics that are seemingly opposites.
González-Rivas Fernández, Ana
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Not just one language, not just one literature. Readings, writings and «translations» from Latin America

, 2019
The experiences of bilingual or multilingual Argentine and Latin American writers are the privileged object of this dossier, and one of its objectives consist is to think that situation in terms of instability: towards the subject, towards the so-called mother tongue, towards literatures, towards temporality, towards the territorial link.
Vázquez, María Celia, Raimondi, Sergio
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The fusion of Semitic and Latin cultures in the language and literature of Malta

, 2012
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A latin nyelv története az indoeurópai alapnyelvtől a klasszikus latinig (History of Latin from the Indo-European proto-language to Classical Latin)

, 2009
Latin is the most important part of Europe's cultural heritage. Latin was the most important intermediary language of medieval and early modern Europe. The Latinn alphabet had a major impact on the cultural landscape of the whole world, as it was used to
Adamik Béla
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A systematic review of observational and report-based measures of caregiver sensitivity: A Latin American perspective. [PDF]

Infant Ment Health J
Retiz O, Fourment K, Marquez L, Noblega M.   +3 more
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Speaking the same anatomical language: standardizing laryngeal nerve terminology matters in anatomy and medicine. [PDF]

Braz J Otorhinolaryngol
da Silva JGM, Moretti EC, Lima PO, Duarte DR, Amorim Filho AV, Silva AF, de Oliveira GM, da Silva JB, da Silva IB, de Carvalho Leal Gouveia M.   +9 more
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Cognitive ageing among older Latin American immigrants: current evidence and limitations. [PDF]

Front Aging Neurosci
Ribeiro F, Capitao T, Teixeira-Santos AC.   +2 more
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Healthcare Access for Older Indigenous Women in Latin America: A Scoping Review of Barriers, Facilitators, and Knowledge Gaps. [PDF]

Nurs Rep
Arroyo-Cruz FJ, Casco-Gallardo KI, Cano-Estrada EA, López-Nolasco B, Morales-Ortiz AV, Trejo-García CA, Guerrero-Solano JA.   +6 more
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