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Giovanni Adamo, Manuel Alvar Ezquerra, M. Teresa Cabré, M. Pilar Perea, Luis Fernando Lara, Josep Marco and Antón Santamarina reflect on the evolution of lexicography with the application of new technologies and propose an outlook on the progresses achieved in this area. The study not only focuses on Hispanic languages, but also on other Romance languages, by introducing Italian and French perspectives.

The contributions gathered in this volume explore the possible uses of Bible translations to open new perspectives in the history of Iberian Romance languages. In addition to the linguistic description of Bible translations, they provide innovative analyses of a number of morphosyntactic phenomena of high theoretical interest, thus contributing to improve our historical understanding of Castilian, Catalan and Portuguese.

Transcripción completa de la documentación manuscrita del legado de Francisco Asenjo Barbieri sobre los Teatros de Madrid

Museo de Arte Español, Enrique Larreta ; Museo de Arte Hispanoamericano, Isaac Fernández Blanco ; Museo de Motivos Argentinos, José Hernandez ; Museo de Artes Plásticas, Eduardo Sívori ; Museo de Arte Moderno ; Museo del Cine, Pablo C. Ducrós Hicken ; Museo de la Ciudad ; Museo Histórico de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Brigadier General Cornelio de Saavedra.