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Spain's 1898 Crisis: Regenerationism, Modernism, Post-colonialism
Modern Language Review, 2002Introduction - the historical background to the crisis of 1898, Joseph Harrison introduction - the intellectual debate, Alan Hoyle. Part 1 Regenerationism: tackling national decadence -economic regenerationism in Spain after the colonial debacle, Joseph Harrison Unamuno and the Restoration political project - a reevaluation, Stephen Roberts "amor y ...
Geoffrey Ribbans
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International Journal of the History of Sport, 2016
AbstractThis article analyzes the influence of the new civilizing sensitivity of the Spanish regenerationists in the introduction of sport, in place of bullfighting, during the first third of the twentieth century. Following the colonial collapse of the late nineteenth century and the subsequent demoralization of the country, the regenerationists saw ...
Antonio Rivero Herraiz +1 more
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AbstractThis article analyzes the influence of the new civilizing sensitivity of the Spanish regenerationists in the introduction of sport, in place of bullfighting, during the first third of the twentieth century. Following the colonial collapse of the late nineteenth century and the subsequent demoralization of the country, the regenerationists saw ...
Antonio Rivero Herraiz +1 more
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Spain's 1898 Crisis: Regenerationism, Modernism, Postcolonialism
, 2000 Harrison, Robert +2 more
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Spain's 1898 Crisis: Regenerationism, Modernism, Post-colonialism (review)
Modern Language Review, 2002exaly +2 more sources
Spain's 1898 Crisis: Regenerationism, Modernism, Post-colonialism
Hispanic Research Journal, 2001exaly +2 more sources
Economic Regenerationism in Spain after the Loss of Cuba
Manchester Papers in Economic and Social History, 2001 Harrison, J.
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Journal of environmental sciences (China), 2007
Preparation of photocatalytic regenerationable activated carbon (AC) is the key step for the practical application of in situ regeneration of exhausted AC. A novel photocatalytic regenerationable AC was prepared by sol-gel TiO2 in this work. The adsorption and regeneration performance of TiO2/AC were evaluated using phenol as model compound.
Shou-Xin, Liu, Cheng-Lin, Sun
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Preparation of photocatalytic regenerationable activated carbon (AC) is the key step for the practical application of in situ regeneration of exhausted AC. A novel photocatalytic regenerationable AC was prepared by sol-gel TiO2 in this work. The adsorption and regeneration performance of TiO2/AC were evaluated using phenol as model compound.
Shou-Xin, Liu, Cheng-Lin, Sun
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