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    In the beautiful city of Pamplona,located in Navarre, Spain , the world renowned San Fermin Festival is hosted. In the month of July from the sixth to the fourteenth, many come from all around the world to celebrate and enjoy the festivities thrown. This one,nine day long event, brings thousands together to experience this special occasion. The San Fermin Festival was originally celebrated to honor Saint Fermin,patron of Navarre, but for others the fiesta is for a good time and later a good story

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    How Separatist Groups Have Had Little Success at Gaining Autonomy from the Country Which they are Currently a Part Of In this essay I will be aiming to explain how separatist groups have had little success at gaining autonomy from the country which they are currently part of. Autonomy is the right to self government and therefore in my case study of the Basques I will assess whether they have in my opinion been able to achieve this. Map of Basque regionThe Basque region

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    significant on indigenous rights and issues including the adoption to the UN declaration on rights of indigenous people in 2007. There are several Basque provinces along the french and spanish border. Northern provinces include Labourd, Basse-Navarre, and Soule are in france, while the southern provinces are Navarra, Alava, Vizcaya, and Guipuzcoa which lie in spain (Ott 5). During the later half of the nineteenth century the Basque population was well over 1,000 people but currently consists

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    and ancient cultures of the World. Euskal Herria, more commonly known as the Basque Country, is located on the Spanish-French boarder and is made up of seven Basque Provinces, three on the French side and four on the Spanish side. Labourd, Basse-Navarre, and Soule form the French Basque territory Iparralde, the northern side. Vizcaya, Alava, Guipuzcoa, and Navarra form the Spanish Basque Territory Hegoalde, the southern side (Ott “syllabus” 2). The Basques speak the common language of Euskara and

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    stage 1 The main aim of this assignment is to research Rioja, which is a province in Logrono. It will discuss the location, capital city, some topographical features, main industries and some possible tourist sites. Location La Rioja is a province located in the Northern region of Logrono its Capital City, in Spain. La Rioja is best known for its many vineyards, exquisite wines, beautiful scenery, religious history, and pilgrimages that attract many tourists .La Rioja is located near many natural

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    or nun; these thoughts regarding their intellectual abilities usually came from science and the Bible. Noble woman were usually educated and their literary works were protected from criticism because of their status. Some queens like Margaret of Navarre and Catherine Parr did write poems and meditations. A good deal about a women’s education can be deduced from the didactic works addressed to them throughout the Middle Ages, especially from the early 13th century onwards stated by (Power, 1975).

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    Behind Honor Honor is a concept that has a great deal to do with entitlement and based on the actions or qualities of a person. There are three main types of honor that society recognizes; family, men, and women and in The Heptameron, Marguerite de Navarre portrays each of the three types of honor throughout her stories. However, there are often a number of complications that follow honor that lie with classified and understandably honorable deeds or traits, and who is it that determines this. Another

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    two poems I chose to analyze are Simile by Navarre Scott Momaday and We Wear the Mask by Paul Laurence Dunbar. These poets have differing upbringings and backgrounds that shape their poetry. While both poems have completely separate meanings, poetic devices, and point of views, they both have a sense of similarity. Each poem has a relating theme of having to appease the world, but also have individual themes according to the writing in itself. Navarre Scott Momaday is a Native American poet that

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    Literary analysis: The Way to Rainy Mountain, N. Scott Momaday Novarre Scott Momaday's book The Way to Rainy Mountain is both a personal and anthropological exploration of the ways of the Kiowa Indian tribe. Momaday was raised on a Navajo Reservation, but was educated within the 'white' university system, where he first gained a reputation as a poet. His work straddles the borders of the genre of autobiography and ethnography. The book is the story of a tribe, a chronicle of both history and myth

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    secrets to his subjects, then there’s no reason why his subjects should tell their secrets to the King” (De Navarre 88). At the closing of Story Three of The Heptameron, Marguerite de Navarre lowers a King’s status to the equal of his subjects’ for the purpose of reminding the reader that a title does not make a person, even a King, exempt from society’s rules. In other words, it seems de Navarre is saying that everyone plays by the same rules when it comes to moral conduct. An overarching theme of The

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