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“So, she has been suffering with her growing family the crudest misery”. Migratory experiences of Spanish women to in the nineteenth century

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Representations of women’s epistolary writing in the framework of mass emigration from Asturias (1880-1936)

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Working women in exile. Patterns and strategies of labour insertion by women from the Spanish republican exile in France and Mexico (1936-1945)

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Women as an icon in Catalan journalism on the American continent: the representation of women in the plastic art of the magazines Mercurio and Ressorgiment. 1910-1938

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Serving and feeling in the cloister: opposing emotions in the slave experience of the female monasteries. Santiago de Chile, 17th to 18th centuries

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Supporters, members, and customers: neoliberalism and social participation in sports clubs Colo-Colo and Universidad de Chile (2002-2014) ﻿

A review of the guidelines in the International Conferences on Adult Education (CONFINTEAS) and its connection with the Argentine educational policy, 1949-2009 ﻿

Historiographical balance about football in Chile. Analysis, looks and new perspectives. XX and XXI century ﻿

The paper of the State. Mexican paper policy: from San Rafael to PIPSA (1932-1937) ﻿

From the Cuban revolution to the Cordobazo. Argentine Trotskyism against the armed struggle (1959-1969) ﻿

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Women, family and property. Economic management of family wealth by female heads of household. Melipilla (Chile), 1810-1837 ﻿

Hispani qui in Italia sunt. Hispanic presence in Italy through epigraphy (1st century BC - 5th century AD) ﻿

José Venturelli, pioneer in Chile-China relations: from cultural diplomacy to Non-State actor ﻿

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“So, she has been suffering with her growing family the crudest misery”. Migratory experiences of Spanish women to in the nineteenth century ﻿

Representations of women’s epistolary writing in the framework of mass emigration from Asturias (1880-1936) ﻿

Working women in exile. Patterns and strategies of labour insertion by women from the Spanish republican exile in France and Mexico (1936-1945) ﻿

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Presentación Dossier: Migraciones femeninas entre España y América en perspectiva sociocultural. Siglos XIX-XX ﻿

Leonor de Andrade or Francisca Sotelo, bitter paths that lead to the holy office of Lima, 17 th century. ﻿

Serving and feeling in the cloister: opposing emotions in the slave experience of the female monasteries. Santiago de Chile, 17th to 18th centuries ﻿

Luxuria and vanitas: visualizing the conversion of the Magdalena in the Viceregal southern Andes in Santiago of Chile, 1650-1750 ﻿

Approaching the Elizabethan concepts of emotion. Emotional vocabulary in the English treatises by Thomas Rogers (1576) and Thomas Wright (1601) ﻿

Furor, fury, voracity and discomposure: The evaluation of women’s passional excess in judicial records of late-colonial Chile ﻿