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Adult attachment and acceptance-rejection in Colombia and Spain: maternal and paternal contributions across contexts. [PDF]

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Agrammatism in Spanish: A Case Study

Brain and Language, 1995
This article presents a case study of a Spanish-speaking Broca's patient with a selective deficit in syntactic production. The analysis indicates difficulties in processing certain abstract categories such as clitic pronouns without any other significant morphological errors.
M, Reznik, S, Dubrovsky, S, Maldonado
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A COMPANION TO SPANISH STUDIES

Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 1930
(1930). A companion to Spanish studies. Bulletin of Spanish Studies: Vol. 7, No. 26, pp. 74-79.
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Spanish Studies: History of Spanish Linguistics

The Year’s Work in Modern Language Studies, 2021
Nerea Fernández de Gobeo Díaz de Durana   +1 more
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A Case For Studying Spanish

The Canadian Modern Language Review, 1973
The following is a slightly revised version of an address delivered to the Spanish Section of the Ontario Modern Language Teachers' Association at the Fall Conference, October 14, 1972. There are, of course, many arguments that have been offered in the past in favour of the study of foreign languages, when I was asked to talk to you about reasons for ...
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Judaeo-Spanish Studies

2009
AbstractJudaeo-Spanish (JS) is the language used by Jews originating from Spain. It flourished in the Ottoman Empire immediately after the expulsion from Spain and continued its existence there. Some of the expelled Jews settled in North Africa and used the JS variety known as Hakitía.
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Spanish Case Study

2014
Spain has frequently and correctly been offered as a model of how to negotiate a democratic transition and consolidate a democracy. The transition from authoritarianism to democracy was initiated in the late 1970s and completed with the election of the Spanish Socialist Party (PSOE) in 1982.
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