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The Subcommander and the Sardinian
Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos, 2013Numerous scholars have adopted a Gramscian framework when analyzing the Zapatistas and Subcommander Marcos. Some, however, have gone beyond the evidence, claiming that Marcos was influenced by Gramsci. Inspection of the Subcommander’s discourse provides no proof that he has been directly influenced by the Sardinian; instead, indigenous thought and ...
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1999
Abstract The islands of Sardinia and Corsica have undergone rather special linguistic evolution. Sardinia fell under Roman control comparatively early, from 238 BC, but after a lengthy period of romanization lasting two centuries which established the use of Latin, the island remained socially and linguistically somewhat isolated.
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Abstract The islands of Sardinia and Corsica have undergone rather special linguistic evolution. Sardinia fell under Roman control comparatively early, from 238 BC, but after a lengthy period of romanization lasting two centuries which established the use of Latin, the island remained socially and linguistically somewhat isolated.
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Tools for the Communication of the Sardinian Carnival
2020This project aims to define the development of a strategic communication plan and visual identity of Sardinian Carnival: Carrasecare.
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Dental development in Sardinian children.
Journal of craniofacial genetics and developmental biology, 1993A cross-sectional study of tooth maturation was carried out in a group of 382 healthy children (178 boys and 204 girls) from Sardinia. A single orthopantomogram was examined for each patient and the development of permanent mandibular canines, premolars, and molars was evaluated according to Moorrees' method [Moorrees CFA, Fanning EA, Hunt EE: J Dent ...
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Efforts to standardise minority languages. The case of Sardinian
Europäisches Journal Für Minderheitenfragen, 2021Daniela Mereu
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