Historia del mundo antiguo

El río Carabelas es una de las 350 corrientes de agua que atraviesan el delta del Paraná. En la segunda mitad del s. XIX un grupo de vascos ya residentes en la Argentina decidió colonizar sus márgenes. Hoy, con la quinta generación ya en escena, los vascos del río Carabelas constituyen un grupo de familias con una identidad colectiva cierta. Esta identidad se ve amenazada por las pautas matrimoniales, educativas, profesionales y residenciales, pero aún así conservan su identidad, su referencia a la epopeya fundacional y al territorio primero, utilizando rituales periódicos para ello.

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In the midst of National-Catholic outrage and censorship, Billy Wilder’s films helped open up the repertoire for moviegoers during Francoism. Vandaele’s Estados de Gracia contends that this explains why Wilder is still considered a cinematic god in Spain. En medio de la indignación y la censura nacional-católica, Billy Wilder contribuyó a renovar el cine para el público del franquismo. En Estados de Gracia, Vandaele sugiere que ello explica por qué Billy Wilder sigue siendo un dios del cine en España.

One of the main purposes behind this book is to reveal which images have come down to us concerning Arabic culture in general and al-Andalus in particular, through translations by Spanish Arabists. This book analyzes the paratexts of a wide-ranging corpus of translations published during the last two centuries by the foremost figures in traditional Spanish Arabism.