Anthology of Apologists And Detractors of the Basque Language,9781877802638

Anthology of Apologists And Detractors of the Basque Language

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ISBN13: 9781877802638
ISBN10: 1877802638
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2006-08-15
Publisher(s): Basque Studies Program/322
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Summary

This comprehensive anthology presents the most important works on the Basque Language from the 16th through the 19th centuries, making many hard-to-translate or rare, inaccessible works available to political linguists, scholars of minority language studies, and anyone interested in language and identity. Distributed for the Center for Basque Studies.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments 15(2)
Anthology of Apologists and Detractors of the Basque Language
From Tubal to the Ikastolak: The Long Debate about the Excellence of the Basque Language During the Foral Era, 1545--1876
17(162)
The Basque Language and the Ideological Construct of the Fuero
19(7)
Creating the Mythical Construct
26(4)
The Basque Mythical Construct
30(34)
Tubnalism, Basque-Cantabrianism, and Basque-Iberianism
64(10)
Apologia and Territories
74(10)
The Ideological and Social Formation of the Theorists of the Modern Basque Mythical Construct
84(13)
Euskara and the Vernacular Languages of the Renaissance
97(11)
The Socio-Linguistic Status of Euskal Herria in the Old Regime
108(8)
Apologists, Scholars, and Detractors of the Basque Language during the Period of the Formation of Foral Ideology, 1571--1640
116(17)
The Basque Language as a Pastoral Tool and as the Subject of Apologistic Frenzy, 1640--1789
133(11)
Nineteenth Century Paradoxes Concerning the Basque Language
144(3)
The Fall of the Foral System: Was It Linked to the Eradication of the Basque Language?
147(14)
Notes
161(18)
An Anthology of Texts on the Basque Language (from the Sixteenth to the Nineteenth Centuries)
179(470)
Bernard Dechepare
181(2)
Juan Martinez de Zaldibia Elduayen, known as ``Zaldibia, the Graduate''
183(4)
Esteban de Garibay y Zamalloa
187(8)
Miguel de Alonsotegui
195(1)
Pedro de Madariaga
196(3)
Juan de Mariana
199(3)
Andres de Poza Yarza, known as ``Poza the Graduate''
202(14)
Baltasar de Echave Orio, known as ``el Viejo''
216(17)
Pierre de Lancre
233(8)
Juan Sada Amezqueta, under the pseudonym of Garcia de Gongora y Torreblanca
241(5)
Pedro de Aguerre Azpilicueta, known as Pedro de Axular
246(4)
Pedro Fernandez de Castro (the Count of Lemos)
250(5)
Anonymous (1624), published by Justo Zaragoza as Castellanos y vascongados
255(4)
Alvaro Cubillo de Aragon
259(3)
Anonymous: El tordo vizcaino
262(4)
Lope Martinez de Isasti Lezo
266(11)
Pedro de Agramont y Zaldibar
277(11)
Juan de Beriayn
288(4)
Arnaud Oihenart Etchart
292(14)
Gabriel de Henao
306(4)
Jose Moret y Mendi
310(10)
Marie Catherine le Jumel de Barneville (Countess d'Aulnoy), known as Madame d'Aulnoy
320(2)
Manuel de Larramendi Garagorri
322(30)
Juan de Perochegui
352(6)
Gregorio Mayans y Siscar
358(5)
Jose Francisco de Isla, known as ``el padre Isla''
363(3)
Agustin Cardaberaz
366(3)
Real Sociedad Bascongada de los Amigos del Pais (Royal Basque Society of Friends of the Country)
369(3)
Barthelemy Jean Baptiste Sanadon
372(4)
Lorenzo Hervas y Panduro
376(9)
Juan Manuel Martin Ugarte, known as Manual Risco
385(2)
Jose Ramon de Iturriza y Zabala
387(4)
Juan Antonio Moguel Urquiza
391(10)
Joaquin Traggia de Santo Domingo
401(14)
Dominique Joseph Garat Hiriarte
415(9)
Henri Gregoire, known as ``the Abbe Gregoire''
424(7)
Pablo Pedro de Astarloa y Aguirre
431(13)
Francisco Xavier Martinez Marina
444(7)
Bertrand Barere de Vieuzac
451(8)
Tomas de Sorreguieta Arribillaga
459(8)
Juan Antonio Zamacola Ocerin
467(7)
Jose Antonio Conde
474(7)
Pierre d'lharce de Bidassouet
481(6)
Dominique Lahetjuzan Etcheto
487(5)
Wilhelm Freicher von Humboldt
492(16)
Juan Ignacio de Iztueta Echeberria
508(6)
Bartolome de Madariaga Garate, known as Friar Bartolome de Santa Teresa
514(8)
Juan Bautista Erro Azpiroz
522(13)
Fleury Lecluse, known as Lor Urhersigarria
535(5)
Jose Paulo de Ulibarri Galindez
540(5)
Agustin Pascual Ugalde Iturriaga, known as Agustin Pascual Iturriaga and Agustin Iturriaga
545(9)
Jose Yanguas y Miranda
554(5)
Jean Pierre Darrigol
559(4)
Joaquin Irizar y Moya, known as ``le vieux de Vergara'' [the old man from Bergara]
563(7)
Victor Hugo
570(3)
Francois-Xavier Michel Gerber, known as Francisque-Michel
573(8)
Antoine Abbadie Thompson
581(6)
Jean Martin Hiribarren
587(4)
Jean Pierre Duvoisin, known as ``Captain Duvoisin''
591(5)
Joseph Augstin Chaho [Xaho] Lagarde
596(5)
Justo Barbagero--The Creation of the Diocese of Vitoria and the Basque Language
601(5)
Jose Maria Iparraguirre Belardi
606(4)
Nicolas Soraluce Zubizarreta
610(5)
Antonio Canovas del Castillo
615(5)
Victor Bernard Derrecagaix
620(6)
Juan Maria Eguren Mugica
626(4)
Elisee Reclus
630(7)
Felipe Arrese Beitia
637(6)
Casimiro Jausoro
643(6)
Bibliography 649(30)
Index 679

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