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International Journal of Iberian Studies 38.1 is out now!
Special Issue: ‘Mirandese Studies: Language, Literature, Landscape and Pedagogy’
Including ‘Literature in Mirandese: An overview’ by António Bárbolo Alves
@deirdre646 @drDMadden
https://t.co/gqMzbf453w
Estaria bé que el @grecfestivalbcn ajudi una mica a anar al teatre. Programar una obra de més de 2 hores en dilluns i dimarts provoca que, per molt que vinguin 3 busos llençadera, les opcions de transporte públic quedin molt mermades. Per no parlar Dels cafès que cauran demà
Crítica de dansa: "Hammer" de la GöteborgsOperans Danskompani i coreografia d'Alexander Ekman al @Liceu_cat
A LA RECERCA DEL COS.
La foto de grup és del gran Sergi Panizo
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📢 Call for Articles for International Journal of Iberian Studies! 🗓 Deadline submission for this Call: 15 May 2025 📬 Submissions also accepted on a rolling basis 👉 Visit: https://t.co/d5Dds8bEUt... 📝#IberianStudies@antonpujol1@aparkerlawson @ACIS46th
RIP William Finn, 73, wry and rumpled yet sprightly Broadway songsmith, Falsettos truth-teller and Spelling Bee queen and really just one of the greats
@Muyteatrero@Teatro_Real Como comparación, el precio tope para el estreno de la nueva producción de Bieto de "Die Walküre" en la ópera de París en noviembre son 220 €.
We're excited to share more information about our next conference at the Universidade de Santiago de Compostela! CFP is open until the 16th of May, we look forward to receiving your proposals!
Fantastic to see this important special issue on ‘Writing #Gibraltar into the World’ published in the newest number of the International Journal of Iberian Studies! Congratulations to Prof. Newcomb, the contributors, and reviewers. @ACIS46th @IntellectBooks
Delighted to see this issue on 'Strategies for Writing Gibraltar into the World'! Congratulations to the guest editor, Robert Patrick Newcomb, contributors: Edwige Tamalet Talbayev, David Álvarez and José Juan Yborra Aznar. @acis
‘This is a devastating UK debut, speaking its own faint history in its own faint language, and taking us inside a hidden war whose repercussions are still unfolding today.’
Philip Terry reviews Hardly War by @DonMeeChoi in @guardian
https://t.co/dHx8mSf180