La noción de etnicidad y la situación de los Rom: un cuestionamiento rumano

¿Por qué preguntarse si los Rom, especialmente en Rumanía -ya que ésta es la situación que se abordará aquí- constituyen efectivamente una “minoría étnica”? En lugar de aportar una respuesta concluyente y definitiva a esta pregunta, el objetivo de este artículo consiste en primer lugar en cuestionar las categorizaciones habituales y evaluar su incapacidad para entender aquello que define la originalidad y la singularidad de las sociedades rom rumanas, en su diversidad.Why wonder if the Rom, especially in Romania -and this is the situation addressed here- effectively constitute an “ethnic minority”? Instead of providing a conclusive and definitive answer to this question, the aim of this paper is first to question the usual categorizations and evaluate their inability to understand what defines the originality and uniqueness of the Romanian Rom societies, in their diversity

Biennial report of the superintendent and board of managers of the Texas Confederate home for the two years ending August 31, 1910

Account of military actions during the American Civil War

The Padishah's Three Sons and the Quest for the Unique Nightingale.

Fourteen page transcript of Turkish oral narrative story No. 1496 titled "The Padishah's Three Sons and the Quest for the Unique Nightingale." The folktale was narrated on June 30, 1976 and is part of the Archive of Turkish Oral Narrative.Oral narrative of a Turkish folktale collected by Professor Ahmet Edip Uysal, Dr. Waren Walker and Barbara Walker (Mrs. Warren Walker). Each narrative was translated into English by native Turkish speakers (mostly students), paid for by the Walkers, who then edited the translations

Music City

Born in England, John Conquest followed the piper to Austin and launched his journal Music City Texas in 1989 to document the burgeoning live performance industry—especially the alt-country and singer-songwriter genres. A token of his respect for West Texas acts is found in the first issue: Jo Carol Pierce on the cover, Dossier #1 devoted to Charlene Hancock, editorial mentions of RC Banks, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Ponty Bone, Joe Ely, Jesse Taylor, Angela Strehli, Flatlanders and Texana Dames.In 1997 the journal, distributed by subscription and through record stores, was renamed 3rd Coast Music. Except for special print editions, after 2013 3rd Coast Music was published in electronic PDF form. Conquest was respected widely as a straight-talking promoter, perceptive if ascerbic music critic and historian

Respective Sale Prices for a Sword and for the Broom of Nasreddin Hoca's Wife.

Three page transcript of Turkish oral narrative story No. 2190 titled "Respective Sale Prices for a Sword and for the Broom of Nasreddin Hoca's Wife." The folktale was narrated on August 11, 1999 by Ekici Metin and is part of the Archive of Turkish Oral Narrative.Oral narrative of a Turkish folktale collected by Professor Ahmet Edip Uysal, Dr. Waren Walker and Barbara Walker (Mrs. Warren Walker). Each narrative was translated into English by native Turkish speakers (mostly students), paid for by the Walkers, who then edited the translations

Texas Technological College summer school budget 1954.

The PDF for the Texas Technological College summer school budget for 1954 is 28 pages long

West Texas Sound

The official publication of the West Texas Music Association is published monthly as a forum for its members as well as the area music community. Its contents are comprised of submissions by members of the organization.West Texas Sound is published through the collaborative effort of the submitting writers, WTMA President Chester Marston, Vice President Chris Harmon, who serves as Managing Editor, and Lone Wolf Productions which serves as layout and design firm. Printing is by Brazos Offset Printers in Slaton, Texas

Music City

Born in England, John Conquest followed the piper to Austin and launched his journal Music City Texas in 1989 to document the burgeoning live performance industry—especially the alt-country and singer-songwriter genres. A token of his respect for West Texas acts is found in the first issue: Jo Carol Pierce on the cover, Dossier #1 devoted to Charlene Hancock, editorial mentions of RC Banks, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Ponty Bone, Joe Ely, Jesse Taylor, Angela Strehli, Flatlanders and Texana Dames.In 1997 the journal, distributed by subscription and through record stores, was renamed 3rd Coast Music. Except for special print editions, after 2013 3rd Coast Music was published in electronic PDF form. Conquest was respected widely as a straight-talking promoter, perceptive if ascerbic music critic and historian

Borden County Historical Society newsletter, September 1966

This newsletter is published by the Borden County Historical Society, formerly the Borden County Historical Committee. The newsletter was first published in 1965. The newsletter has undergone a few name changes

Music City Texas

Born in England, John Conquest followed the piper to Austin and launched his journal Music City Texas in 1989 to document the burgeoning live performance industry—especially the alt-country and singer-songwriter genres. A token of his respect for West Texas acts is found in the first issue: Jo Carol Pierce on the cover, Dossier #1 devoted to Charlene Hancock, editorial mentions of RC Banks, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Ponty Bone, Joe Ely, Jesse Taylor, Angela Strehli, Flatlanders and Texana Dames.In 1997 the journal, distributed by subscription and through record stores, was renamed 3rd Coast Music. Except for special print editions, after 2013 3rd Coast Music was published in electronic PDF form. Conquest was respected widely as a straight-talking promoter, perceptive if ascerbic music critic and historian