Amusement Parks, Bagpipes, and Cemeteries: Fantastic Spaces of Galician Identity through Emigration

Romero, Eugenia R.

doi:10.1080/14636200600811177

Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies

2006

DOI: 10.1080/14636200600811177

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Amusement Parks, Bagpipes, and Cemeteries: Fantastic Spaces of Galician Identity through Emigration

Eugenia R. Romero¹

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Amusement Parks, Bagpipes, and Cemeteries: Fantastic Spaces of Galician Identity through Emigration

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