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Våldsromantik zapatisternas främsta vapen

Sambandet mellan gymnasieskolan och högskolan när det gäller språkstudier

Tvåspråkighet genomförs inte i handling

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Mänskliga rättigheter kräver makt för att kunna upprätthållas

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Se upp med Castells-hypen

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Spets ska inte ställas mot bredd

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This article examines the way that Uruguayan author Mauricio Rosencof reconstructs family genealogy and self identity in Las cartas que no Ilegaron. The materiality of memory has an important place in the novel: the superimposed stories take shape through spaces and objects tied to the protagonist's childhood and the family history. The author employs a double entendre in which referential immedia

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The indigenista novel is a realistic novel with a strongly ideological character that was developed primarily in the Andean countries (Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador) during the first half of the 20th century with the purpose of making the reader aware of the living conditions of the indigenous Native American population. The overall aim of this study was to investigate the female characters in five of th