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Chapter 2. Without al- Andalus, There Would Be No Sefarad: The Origins of Sefardi Exceptionalism

2021
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Sefarad, the Spanish Jerusalem

2018
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SEFARAD ŞARKILARINININ TARİHÇESİ, OLUŞUMU VE YAPISI1

2016
In order to look into the Sephardic culture, it is most important to review the historyof the coutries where the Sephardic people have lived. Sephardic Culture originatesfrom Andalucian Muslim Kingdom where Sephardic Jews have been in veryimportant positions and became part of the culture.
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‘Un hilo tenue de azares triviales’: Quixotic Echoes and Adaptive Imitation in Antonio Muñoz Molina’s Sefarad

Romance Studies, 2023
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Errant Text:Sefarad, by Antonio Muñoz Molina

Journal of Iberian and Latin American Studies, 2006
Alexis Grohmann
exaly  

The Afterlife of Traumatic Memories: The Workings and Uses of Empathy in Antonio Muñoz Molina's Sefarad

Bulletin of Spanish Studies, 2011
Nicola Gilmour
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Chapter 4. The Jerusalemite Exile That Is in Sefarad: Sefardi Exceptionalism (Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries)

2021
exaly  

Hebrew philology in Sefarad: the state of the question

2001
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Antonio Muñoz Molina, Sefarad: el desorden del tiempo

2011
Alexis Grohmann
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Chapter 12 “La Nostalgia de Sefarad Tira Mucho, Pero No Tanto” Attachment, Sentiment, and the Ethics of Refusal

2023
exaly