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Ilpo Kempas Sobre la fidelidad de las lenguas románicas actuales al vocalismo protorrománico. Análisis contrastivo de la realización de la e y o tónicas en las variedades estándar del italiano, el catalán central y el valenciano Michela Russo/Shanti Ulfsbjorninn Phonological lenition and the inherent strength of the word-initial position. The view from Southern Italian dialects Jacoba Waumans/Stefania Marzo Standard e neostandard nelle pubblicità televisive italiane: style-shifting come mezzo stilistico Wolfgang Eichenhofer Romania submersa zwischen Schwyz und Zams Ricarda Liver Habent sua fata et voces. Zur Geschichte einiger lexikalischer Typen im Bündnerromanischen Sophie Lecomte Fins alternatives, bonus et scènes coupées du Roman de Méliadus Richard Trachsler Vom Chevalier de la Tour zum Ritter vom Turm. Ideal, Wirklichkeit und die pädagogische Fiktion Marta Saiz-Sánchez Étude comparative et diachronique des marqueurs si/si (+ verbe) du francais et de l'espagnol José Antonio Saura Rami/Chuan Carlos Bueno Chueca Lengua ribagorzana y lengua occitana: una relación de hondo calado Anna Isabel Peirats Navarro Ja som en la fi. El poder transformador de la palabra en San Vicente Ferrer Pilar Arrabal Rodriguez Andalucismos léxicos en un corpus almeriense de inventarios José Luis Cifuentes Honrubia En mi/tu/... vida: negación y contexto Andres Kristol Federica Diémoz. 28 avril 1975-19 août 2019 Vittoria Borsò/Martina Nicklaus Peter Wunderli. 30. Mai 1938-27. März 2019 Besprechungen - Comptes rendus Nachrichten - Chronique Prix Collegium Romanicum pour l'avancement de la relève Adresses des auteures et auteurs (contributions originales).

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This catalogue for English coins features every major coin type from Celtic to the Decimal coinage of Queen Elizabeth II, arranged in chronological order and divided into metals under each reign, then into coinages, denominations and varieties.

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Presented to numismatic scholar Richard Ashton on the occasion of his 70th birthday, these 20 new articles on new research into the numismatics of the Greek East provide significant advances in archaeological, historical, and numismatic scholarship.

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Vladimir Putin's image functions as a political talisman far outside of the borders of his own country. Studying material objects, fan fiction, and digital media, Putin Kitsch in America traces the satirical uses of Putin's public persona and how he stands as a foil for other world leaders. Uncovering a wide variety of material culture - satirical, scatological, even risqué - made possible by new print-on-demand technologies, Alison Rowley argues that the internet is crucial to the creation of contemporary Putin memorabilia. She explains that these items are evidence of young people's continued interest and participation in politics, even as some experts decry what they see as the opposite. The book addresses the ways in which explicit sexual references about government officials are used as everyday political commentary in the United States. The number of such references skyrocketed during the 2016 US presidential election campaign, and turning a critical eye to Putin kitsch suggests that the phenomenon will continue when Americans next return to the polls. An examination of how the Russian president's image circulates via memes, parodies, apps, and games, Putin Kitsch in America illustrates how technological change has shaped both the kinds of kitsch being produced and the nature of political engagement today.

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In a lush valley within the Sakra peak in Gandhara (northwestern Pakistan) is a vast limestone cave temple, part of an ancient Hindu sacred complex. For over 700 years, this cluster of shrines minted hundreds of varieties of their own votive coinage - a unique case in Central and South Asia. These were miniscule copper coins, issued for pilgrims, featuring eclectic and original combinations of Greco-Roman, Iranian, Indic, and Islamic iconography. This book examines the native Sakra copper coinage issued from circa 550 to 1100, corresponding to the Nezak, Turk Shahi, Hindu Shahi, and Ghaznavid dynasties. These coins provide a window into what may have been an ecclesiastical administration exercising varying degrees of autonomy throughout its lifetime. They practically blur boundaries between vernacular folk art and monetary instruments serving political or confessional agendas. The book relates both the remarkable story of these coins and the sacred sites, and introduces the obscured history of the most neglected yet formative 500 years of Pakistan and Afghanistan's history. It also offers new paradigms for conceptualizing local currency, the making of religious imagery, and the process of transculturation. Importantly, the Sakra coins issued under Ghaznavid rule overturn popular misconceptions about early Hindu-Muslim encounters, suggesting instead that the Ghaznavids pursued a flexible, negotiated policy with regard to Hindu sacred sites.

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