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      <title>Immigration, Integration and Dialects: Reflections on a recent Italian government advertising campaign</title>
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      <description>Title: Immigration, Integration and Dialects: Reflections on a recent Italian government advertising campaign
Authors: Kinder, John
Abstract: Examines the evidence for a dialect revival in light of the functions that dialects are serving in contemporary Italy. It argues that the use of dialect in a governmental publicity campaign has a symbolic and ideological value, not necessarily connected to any real world patterns of language choice, and that the ideological references and appeals made in the campaign suggest that the target audience of the campaign is as much as the general Italian public as immigrants themselves.</description>
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      <description>Title: Memory, Postmemory, Trauma: The Spanish Civil War in recent novels by women
Authors: Leggott, Sarah
Abstract: Discusses the cultural politics of two novels (La voz dormida and Un largo silencio) in light of contemporary debates about trauma, memory and the recuperation of the past, and will consider their contribution to the collective memory of the Spanish Civil War and its aftermath.</description>
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      <description>Title: The Spanish Empire and 'Los Tercios' as Seen in Arturo Perez-Revert's El Sol de Breda (1998:2003)
Authors: McIntyre, John C.
Abstract: Perez-Reverte's Alatriste novels seek to educate young Spaniards about their Golden Age. In El sol de Breda, set in 1624-1625, Spanish armies fight to suppress the Dutch Protestant revolt.The narrator accuses monarchy, aristocracy and clergy of major failures of leadership.</description>
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Authors: Jaccomard, Helene
Abstract: Explores 2 contemporary French writers'  depiction of love (or lack thereof) in the Australian outback. Both texts rely on fairly stereotypical views of gender relations in Australia but offer contrasting conclusions.</description>
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