A decision tree for genetic diagnosis of hereditary periodic fever in unselected patients. [PDF]
Federici L +6 more
europepmc +1 more source
UNA LENGUA EN EL INFIERNO: EL JUDEO-ESPAÑOL EN LOS CAMPOS DE EXTERMINIO
El estudio de las denominadas ‘judeo-lenguas’ (yiddish, sefardí, judeo-árabe...) reviste de especial importancia para la comprensión lingüística de la historia del pueblo judío, colectivo que hace de la palabra escrita uno de los pilares fundamentales de
Salvador Santa Puche; Investigador de la cultura sefardí
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Edible aquatic Coleoptera of the world with an emphasis on Mexico. [PDF]
Ramos-Elorduy J, Moreno JM, Camacho VH.
europepmc +1 more source
Glaucomatous blindness in the Negev: a descriptive study of age, sex, and ethnic patterns. [PDF]
David R, Dan Y, Stone DH.
europepmc +1 more source
Medical ideals in the Sephardic Diaspora: Rodrigo de Castro's portrait of the perfect physician in early seventeenth-century Hamburg. [PDF]
Arrizabalaga J.
europepmc +1 more source
El conflicto bélico como motivo literario en la novela El sefardí romántico (2005) de Angelina Muñiz-Huberman. [PDF]
In this essay I’m going to analyse the modes of the war representation through the examples taken out from the peculiar novel El sefardí romántico (2005) by the Spanish-Mexican author Angelina Muñiz-Huberman.
Bellomi, Paola
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Texts and documents. A medieval Arab medical certificate. [PDF]
Isaacs HD.
europepmc +1 more source
Una novela sefardí: "Siempre Judía" [PDF]
Concerning sephardic literature, novel is one of the latest and less fertile kinds in what refers to originality. Siempre judia is a short historical novel, published as a booklet in 1920 and typically Jewish in its contents, a rarity specially ...
Romeu Ferré, Pilar
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Un último eco del romancero sefardí de Bucarest
Entre los repertorios romancísticos de las varias comunidades sefardíes de Oriente, el de Bucarest aún se nos representa como uno de los menos conocidos.
Sala, Marius; Institutul de Lingvistica, Bucarest +2 more
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The engagements in the Sephardic Thessaloniki from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
<p>In this article I deal with a topic that, up to the date, has received little attention: the courtships in the Ottoman Sephardic world, and how they affected to the family network. Ten texts –eight in prose, and two in verse–, written by men and
Elena Romero
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