Global ETD Search
Search theses and dissertations gathered from participating repositories worldwide. Every result links back to the library that holds it. No account is needed.
Results
Showing 1 to 20 of 25 for “"Galician"”.
-
Cultural identity and Galician folk music
This study is concerned with the roles Galician folk music has played and plays in the promotion of national/cultural identity in the two revivals, the first of which (Rexurdimento) arose towards the end of the nineteenth century and the second (Recuperación) in the mid nineteen-seventies. Events …
-
Which Way for Catalan and Galician?
… in the language attitudes of the Catalan and Galician people. The notion that a language is a unifying symbol of regional identity around which Catalonia and Galicia can rally to determine their own futures and resist the Spanish hegemon is valid. Nationalistic fervor and a sense of …
-
Which Way for Catalan and Galician?
… in the language attitudes of the Catalan and Galician people. The notion that a language is a unifying symbol of regional identity around which Catalonia and Galicia can rally to determine their own futures and resist the Spanish hegemon is valid. Nationalistic fervor and a sense of …
-
The Legacy of Civil War Repression on Galician Separatism
… the Spanish Civil War and modern support for Galician independence from Spain. ndent paragraph. This aims to contribute to a burgeoning research into legacies of political repression. By using a qualitative methods analysis, this study finds that Galician municipalities that experienced a high …
-
A constraint-based analysis of syllabification in Spanish, Catalan, and Galician
… general and specifically in Spanish, Catalan and Galician. It is my claim that syllabification data in Spanish, Catalan, and Galician offer support for a constraint-based model of phonology and that such a model provides insights into syllabification processes not available under other frameworks.
-
A sociolinguistic study of language use and identity amongst Galician young adults
… between language and identity amongst Galician students and recent graduates aged 18 to 25 years, looking specifically at the way in which the identity one desires to portray affects one’s linguistic choices, and inversely how one’s linguistic choices affect the identity displayed to …
-
Applications of relevance theory to the description of Galician and Spanish and to translation
… of verbal communication) to the description of Galician and Spanish, and to translation. The phenomena studied within these areas are examined from the point of view of language use. This allows us to see them together as instantiations of language and thus as being theoretically and …
-
Mediating minority: the translation of Galician narrative into English in the twenty-first century (2000-2018)
This thesis analyses how Galician fiction is articulated for an Anglophone readership in the twenty-first century (2000-2018) in terms of its content and representation of Galician culture. Through the case study of a small, minoritised nation which largely depends on source culture support to …
-
Uneven Modernities, Uneven Masculinities: Manliness and the Galician Hinterland in the Novels of Emilia Pardo Bazán (1882-1896)
… I explore these issues in four novels by Galician-born realist author Emilia Pardo Bazán: <italic>La Tribuna</italic> (1882), <italic>Los Pazos de Ulloa</italic> (1886), <italic>La Madre Naturaleza</italic> (1887), and <italic>Memorias de un solterón</italic> (1896). I analyze these texts …
-
Non-Argumental Clitics in Spanish and Galician: A Case Study of the Distribution of Solidarity and Ethical Clitics
… Regueira & H. Monteaguedo 1986) in Spanish and Galician. This research fills an important gap in the existing formal literature on these forms, providing the first thorough syntactic and typological investigation of the latter phenomenon.</p> <p>The study of non-argumental datives encounters …
-
A comparative, diachronic study of television dubbing in Galicia and Catalonia (1983-2007)
… and in supporting the dissemination of the Galician and Catalan linguistic standards to their respective populations. It also offers a unique insight into the resultant sociolinguistic identities that are portrayed on screen, reflecting (or not) the linguistic diversity of the Catalan and …
-
Teatro galego e construción nacional: os Cadernos da Escola Dramática Galega (1978-1994)
… this research is to analyse the development of Galician theatre and the re-configuration of the literary system during the period of institutionalization of the Galician culture after Franco’s death and the coming of democracy and political autonomy. By studying the 105 Cadernos published by the …
-
Ritual and myths between Ireland and Galicia. The Irish Milesian myth in the Leabhar Gabhála Éireann: Over the Ninth Wave. Origins, contacts and literary evidence.
… The Ninth Wave. Early traces of Gaelic/Celtic Galician identity are difficult to identify, and the Celtic language of Galicia is no longer spoken; all that remain are place names which seem to have a foundation in Celtic lexis (Murguia, 2000, Caridad: 2006) This dissertation hypothesises that …
-
Airiños: For Orchestra and Two-Part Women's Choir, and a Biography of The Poet Rosalía de Castro
… Rosalía de Castro was a central figure in the Galician</p> <p>cultural and literary revival of the mid nineteenth-century. One of her most</p> <p>significant books is Cantares Gallegos, a book of poems written in Galician that</p> <p>serves as an homage to the language, culture, customs and …
-
Un Buenos Aires ibérico: Cultura impresa y modernidades divergentes en el exilio (1936-1959)
… <em>–</em>with texts written in Spanish, Galician and Catalan, ranging from journalism and private correspondence to literary prose and drama; as well as graphic design, illustration and canvases<em>–</em> to engage with current conversations and debates in both the humanities and the …
-
Subversion in the serranillas of Juan Ruíz and the Marqués de Santillana.
… serranilla's varied origins-- French, Arabic, Galician-Portuguese literatures--with respect to their influence on the peninsular genre. The focus then shifts to the subversive ways in which Juan Ruíz employs didacticism, common in the medieval period, to teach both conventional and …
-
Deep ocean hydrographical variability and circulation in the north-west Iberia
… circulation across most of the passage to the Galician Bank summit and then northwards flow again west of the seamount. Currents across the passage from Finisterre to the Galician Bank were markedly barotropic so mesoscale structures evidenced by geostrophy were being advected across the …
-
Measuring minority language presence on Wikipedia: Towards the measurement of minority language presence on the World Wide Web
… Frisian, Saterland Frisian, Breton, Catalan, Galician and Sardinian). The results are used to compare the majority language versions with the minority languages that compete with them. The statistical results are gathered by a custom designed software program that analyses several content …
-
Seaglider observations of biogeochemical variability in the Iberian upwelling system.
Seasonal upwelling events along the Galician coastline of the North Atlantic furnish the upper watercolumn with nutrients, resulting in strong summer phytoplankton blooms and the sustenance of one of Europe’s largest fisheries. The episodic nature of these upwelling events result in considerable …
-
"Consuming the ""authentic"": globalized nostalgia and the politics of hybridity through culinary tourism and heritage foodways. A case study of Galicia, Spain."
… Spain, the EU, and globally. However, many Galician traditions—including foodstuffs and wines—are omitted from the Spanish imaginary, which privileges gazpacho, paella, and Rioja wines as signifiers of the nation. This has precipitated localization of the wines within Galicia’s cultural and …
Page 1 of 2