... mid-twentiethcentury; in fact, the demographic policies demanded that the nuptiality was the expression of economic policies founded on the natural order of ...
... early twentieth centuries created the construct of the Balearic Islands as a remote and isolated ...the twentiethcentury, a promising destination for British travelers, artists, and ...
... fifteenth century), there was no sign of its usage in POB MON 1, neither in the archaeo- logical excavations nor in the δ 13 C isotopic ...eighteenth century, corn was food for poor humans and animals, but ...
... 20th century and the ideal of a homogeneous nation, referring specifically to the United States, his recognition of cultural elements, such as music and literature as essential to the formation of a cultural ...
... In relation to the exhaustive documentation that must be available of each building to be protected, we must return to the 19th century mentality where the revolts of the ruined places proliferated [12] to ...
... the twentiethcentury was related to their externality, since they omitted the central nucleus, namely the classroom (the DNA of the school referred to by Larry ...
... Thus Frank Sheed is therefore a significant figure from at least three an- gles, the apologetical, the literary, and the historical. But there is a fourth rea- son why Sheed is of interest: he was, unusually for the ...
... the twentiethcentury to practice a feminist photography rooted in personal experience—much like Dater, Noggle, and the women of the first generation of feminist work in photography—thereby signaling once ...
... the twentiethcentury they were always regarded as a second tier option for the richer families, the bulk of whom continued to send their sons and daughters to schools in England such as Stonyhurst, or ...
... nineteenth century and the twentiethcentury Irish diasporic ...one century to another, since in twentiethcentury diasporas some common characteristics from the ones of the ...
... The recovery of production in France, after it had replanted is vineyards with American vines immune to the plague, did not imply a sharp fall in imports in the short term, as the hybrids initially used in this ...
... Connie represents the situation and problems women, especially black and Hispanic, had to experience in the US during the twentiethcentury just for their gender, social class and race. Although women in ...
... early twentiethcentury, national authorities were beginning to eval- uate the negative social outcome of their massive immigration policies (Avni 1991, ...
... 19. I would insist that many of my observations do not apply to the study of earlier periods, particularly the early modern (the historiography of which is addressed by Pamela Long in an essay from this same workshop ...
... early twentieth-century New Woman, rebellious in her quasi-lesbianism and desire for freedom, but deeply rooted in traditional values, as the British narrator proves in the ...
... sixth/eleventh century, Córdoba was the most populated urban center in the ...sixth/twelfth century, «there were almost no Christian communities left» (Fierro 2005: ...fifth/eleventh century. Even ...
... the TwentiethCentury Reader" (1988) incluye al obispo de Chiapas como personaje central en el debate, sumando el problema de las encomiendas y la polémica entre encomenderos y frailes (sobre todo en el ...
... In October 1990 I followed an invitation from Al Hunt and Dean George Lermer to spend a week at Lethbridge University to give a series of lectures. The reception was most cordial and the response of faculty and students ...