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A summer #Latin course in Italy at the intermediate level, which is based on the "nature", or "inductive-contextual", method. ℹ️ For further information: https://lnkd.in/dV-5BbAi 👇 #lingualatina #scholaeromanae #learnlatin #learninglatin #aprenderlatin

🇬🇧 A summer #Latin course in Italy at the intermediate level, which is based on the "nature", or "inductive-contextual", method. 🇪🇸 Un curso de lengua latina en latín, de nivel intermedio, basado en el método natura, o inductivo-contextual. 🇮🇹 Un corso estivo di #latino, di livello intermedio, che si fonda sul metodo natura, o induttivo-contestuale. ℹ️ https://lnkd.in/dV-5BbAi 👇 #lingualatina #latincourse #summerlatincourse #scholaeromanae #cursodelatin #corsodilatino

Prof. Dr. Artagnan Perez Mendez. - Lawyer and University Professor -UNIVERSITY GRADUATE, -UNIVERSITY OF SANTO DOMINGO (U.S.D.), CLASS: 1956 - Founded October 28th, 1538 --- Of visiting muses. VALENCIA, KINGDOM OF SPAIN. — https://lnkd.in/daf9rC9H — “In the Constitutional Monarchy. In Spain, when speaking of terrorists, they are called RADICAL... NO, they are not radicals: they are terrorists. -RADICAL is the one who goes to the RAIZ in its investigations, -TO THE CAUSES OF PROBLEMS, of a society, economy- ….I am Valencian, but just as Spanish, equally European, equally IBERO-AMERICAN, VALENCIANS we are very lovers, -of the orange trees, the orchard, the sea, we live in front of the Mediterranean Sea- Everyone fits here,… We speak in EL: LANGUAGE YOU WANT… - Spain is a social and democratic state of law… =  The figure of the King gives stability, CONTINUITY, it is a: constitutional democracy… -DIRECT DEMOCRACY OR RADICAL DEMOCRACY IS IMPOSSIBLE, at least I I believe her. Representative Democracy is possible- THE HUMAN PERSON is the key to all societies 1. PHILOSOPHY must be present in: SCHOOL CURRICULUM 2. BECAUSE IT IS IN CHARGE OF: LAST questions… that things make some sense... — To students from METHODS OF: PHILOSOPHIES FOR CHILDREN (MATHEW LIPMAN, New York): IF THE TEACHER IS GOOD…. -if the teacher is good and the teacher is good: they LIKE IT A LOT-… —— ARISTOTELES is indispensable within philosophy in general and WITHIN THE: ETHICS IN PARTICULAR… —— Reading that I would recommend to everyone… -WHICH WILL START WITH THE SIXTH BOOK-… And then they will lead to: FRIENDSHIP, -because it is the heart of philosophy and life in common-…” ADELA CORTINA ORTIS. Interview on TELEVISION, REPUBLIC OF CHILE. ——

San Cristóbal de las Casas, located in the highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, is a vibrant tapestry of history, culture, and natural beauty. Nestled amidst lush mountains and surrounded by indigenous villages, this town is a haven for those seeking a rich and immersive cultural experience. The languages spoken here, primarily various Mayan languages such as Tzotzil and Tzeltal, are a testament to the area's deep-rooted heritage. Unfortunately, these languages face the risk of extinction as globalization and modernization push for more universally spoken tongues like English. While learning English might boost tourism, it risks erasing the very essence of what makes San Cristóbal de las Casas unique and compelling. The allure of this place extends far beyond the convenience of a common language. Visitors are drawn to San Cristóbal de las Casas to experience its distinctive food, music, people, culture, traditions, and lifestyle. For instance, consider the traditional dish of "tamales," a culinary delight made from corn dough filled with meats, cheeses, or vegetables, wrapped in banana leaves, and steamed to perfection. This dish, steeped in history and flavor, offers a glimpse into the agricultural practices and communal spirit of the local people. Preserving such culinary traditions is crucial, as they provide a tangible connection to the past and a unique experience for visitors. Music in San Cristóbal de las Casas is another cultural treasure that should be cherished and preserved. Traditional marimba music, with its rhythmic and melodic intricacies, offers a captivating auditory experience. This music, often performed during festivals and communal gatherings, brings people together, fostering a sense of unity and cultural pride. Encouraging the younger generation to learn and perform traditional music not only preserves the art form but also reinforces community bonds and cultural identity. Education in San Cristóbal de las Casas goes beyond conventional metrics of success. Here, the focus is on nurturing crafts and skills that have been passed down through generations. Local artisans, known for their intricate weaving, pottery, and woodwork, embody the rich cultural heritage of the region. Promoting these crafts can stimulate the local economy and provide sustainable livelihoods for the community. By investing in cultural preservation and education that emphasizes traditional skills, San Cristóbal de las Casas can thrive while maintaining its unique identity in the face of modernization and technological advancement. Embracing this approach ensures that the town remains a vibrant and welcoming destination for generations to come. #respect #culture #embrace #cherishlanguage

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Big Explore Andalucía La Taberna der Guerrita is a family-run establishment, a place with roots that run deep in Sanlúcar de Barrameda. It’s more than just a tavern; it’s a haven for those who understand the soul of wine. Here, the traditions of the region aren’t just preserved—they’re lived. This is where you come if you care about the history in a glass, especially Sherry, and even more so, Manzanilla. It’s a drink born from the very earth of Sanlúcar, and in this tavern, it’s celebrated as it should. Through Big Andalucía, we strive to bring you closer to the heart of this legendary land. We’ll show you its unique traditions, its stunning landscapes, and its vibrant soul, offering a new view of what makes Andalucía remarkable. Come with us as we traverse the eight provinces: Almería, Cádiz, Córdoba, Granada, Huelva, Jaén, Málaga, and Sevilla. This is merely the start of an adventure you won’t soon forget.

Philippine Roads: Cultural Significance Driving through the Philippines is not just a way to get from one place to another. It is a journey through history, culture, and society. The roads and highways of the Philippines are not just concrete and asphalt, but they are also the veins that connect the country's past, present, and future. In this article, we will explore the cultural significance of Philippine roads and highways, and how they reflect the country's rich history and diverse culture. The Spanish Colonial Legacy One of the most significant influences on Philippine roads and highways is the Spanish colonial legacy. The Spaniards, who colonized the Philippines for over 300 years, built a network of roads that connected the major cities and towns of the archipelago. These roads were important not just for trade and transportation, but also for the spread of Christianity and Spanish culture. Many of these Spanish-era roads are still in use today, albeit with some modern upgrades. Some of the most famous roads built by the Spaniards include the Manila-Acapulco Galleon Trade route, which connected the Philippine... Read more https://lnkd.in/gis8AQaP #Cultural #Philippine #Roads #Signi...

11 Best Spanish Islands You Should Visit

One of the charming aspects of traditional Spanish properties is their beautifully tiled risers. Which features do you associate with Spain? 🏚 🏠 🇪🇸 #derelicttodream #propertyinvestment #spain

11 Best Spanish Islands You Should Visit