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1. Nov. 2019 · November 01, 2019. • 5 min read. An autonomous region in northeastern Spain with its own linguistic and cultural identity, Catalonia is a popular tourist destination and economic powerhouse....
11. Juli 2023 · Place and local identity in the Europe of nations: Catalonia and its cities in Restoration Spain (1875–1923) - Cao‐Costoya - 2024 - Nations and Nationalism - Wiley Online Library.
Coordinates: 41°50′15″N 01°32′16″E. Catalonia ( / ˌkætəˈloʊniə /; Catalan: Catalunya [kətəˈluɲə] ⓘ; Spanish: Cataluña [kataˈluɲa] ⓘ; Occitan: Catalonha [kataˈluɲa]) [9] is an autonomous community of Spain, designated as a nationality by its Statute of Autonomy.
- When Did Catalonia First Emerge?
- Why Do Some Catalonians See Themselves as Independent from Spain?
- What Happened After The Spanish Civil War?
- How Are Catalans Restoring Their Unique Language and Culture Today?
The first political organization in the Catalan region, says Resina, began during the Roman Empire. The Romans seized Catalonia from native tribes and centralized their regional power in Tarraco, today's Tarragona, around 220 BCE. The people of Catalonia were granted Roman citizenship, and under Roman rule, infrastructure and agriculture in the reg...
Catalonia’s identity remained distinct from other regions of Spain, with their separate language and history, but various attempts both to assimilate the region and to grant it independence have ebbed and flowed over the years. As the Spanish Empire grew in power and influence during the 16th and early 17th centuries, Catalonia maintained its own s...
The pattern of Catalonia supporting a losing side in a war, and paying through the nose for it, continued as right-wing fascist forces under the direction of General Francisco Franco sought to usurp the sitting Republican government in 1936. The Republican government had treated Catalonia favorably, granting semi-autonomous statusin 1931, and Catal...
Recent years have brought a new wave of Catalan cultural restoration, as the region tries to reclaim its individual identity after decades of repression. According to Michael Mason, local associations have united diverse communities of Catalan people under the common goal of preserving the language and traditions that have defined the region for ce...
22. Feb. 2018 · Cultural Policy and Industries of Identity. Devin Beauregard. 536 Accesses. Abstract. This chapter explores the re-emergence of Catalan culture following years of repression during the Franco dictatorship.
- Devin Beauregard
- 2018
Catalan identity. In 800, Charlemagne's troops wrested parts of today's Catalonia from the Muslims of the Iberian Peninsula and gave birth to the Catalan nation. The Carolingian Empire established the Spanish March, which included the counties of Gerona, Ampurias, Barcelona -Ausona and Urgel-Sardagne.
an elastic, anti-essentialist construction of language and identity in Catalonia that is not well understood in the Spanish state. This combines with distinc-tive socio-historical conditions to broaden acceptance in Catalonia of both the Catalan language and the independence movement beyond the autochthonous Catalan mother tongue community.
