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This article is a review of the secondary sources relating to the nineteenth century contained in the Bibliografía Temática de Historiografía Lingüística Española - Apéndice 1 (2008-2020) [Thematic Bibliography of Spanish Linguistic Historiography - Appendix 1 (2008-2020)]. For this purpose, a corpus of 162 entries is studied and, on the basis of quantitative and qualitative data, it is analysed which linguists of the tradition have attracted the most attention from researchers, as well as which disciplines have been the most studied. It also points out some of the research that still requires to be carried out. In addition, the state of historiographical research on the nineteenth century over the twelve years mentioned above is presented. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article presents, for the first time, complete annual series of the Mexican population by states during the period 1820-70. It is based on the available contemporary surveys and the most recent estimates, as well as on some calculations made in order to fill the remaining gaps. We also estimate the percentage changes and the growth rates among significant years that are implicit in the new series. These, together with other indicators, allow us to conclude that Mexican demographic growth was slow. To conclude, we explore the most significant factors that may explain such behavior, namely, wars, invasions and political instability, epidemics, and economic development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The editorial article titled "Thinking Gender from History: proposals and debates" highlights the importance of women's history in rescuing the past of this human collective. There has been progress in the historiographical field by incorporating the concept of gender, which has allowed for a better understanding of historical phenomena and the reinterpretation of important historical processes. The articles gathered in this dossier explore the presence and action of women in different historical contexts, also considering other variables such as class, race, and politics. The silencing and marginalization of women in official historiography are criticized, and efforts are made to give visibility to their participation in armed conflicts. [Extracted from the article]

Traditionally, scandal has been associated with a negative situation for women in the Ancien Régime. They were considered scandalous if they did not conform perfectly to the limits and models established for them. Even worse, they lost their honour -- both their own and their families'. However, there were exceptional situations, such as in cases of marital violence, in which scandal worked for the benefit of women. Mistreatment was accepted and even consented to by ecclesiastical and civil authorities, but always within certain limits. The main one was disproportion in what were understood as corrective actions by husbands towards their wives, especially when they involved publicity or resulted in a scandal that disrupted the coexistence and tranquillity of the neighbourhood. To analyse this, we have consulted documentation from the Real Chancillería of Valladolid, which has granted us with further insights into the ex officio intervention of justice officials, both in the first instance and on appeal. Thanks to this, we have been able to reconstruct how the justice system worked, how the women's honour was affected in eyes of their neighbours, and if the latter provided any support. More specifically, we have paid particular attention to whether the scandal led the husband to leave the house, thus bringing back pace to the house. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Background: Takayasu arteritis is a large-vessel vasculitis which affects large-caliber elastic arteries, primarily the aorta and its main branches. It mainly affects women between 20-30 years, so it is rare in children. Case report: We describe the case of a 15-year-old female who was followed up since she was 9 years old due to celiac disease. At the age of 13, anaemia of chronic disorders associated to elevated C-reactive protein and erythrocyte sedimentation were detected. The patient remained asymptomatic. After excluding other diseases, we requested a positron emission computed tomography (PET-CT); lesions compatible with large-vessel vasculitis were detected. Cardiology evaluation showed an aneurysm in the right coronary artery. Angio-CT suggested Takayasu type III arteritis. Conclusions: The delay in the diagnosis of Takayasu arteritis in pediatric patients is quite common. In this case, we have found phase II lesions, with no previous phase I symptoms. However, PET-CT allowed the diagnosis of vasculitis, key to the diagnosis of the patient. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The role of the terms used in analogical retrieval when examining domains of different relational complexity is analyzed by means of two experiments. Convenience sampling was used to recruit preservice teachers from the Faculty of Teacher Education of the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, 60 of whom participated voluntarily in each experiment. In the first experiment, texts with cartoons containing complex relationships of causal circularity were presented. We manipulated, between-subject, the use of the terms analogous or similar when asking participants to retrieve the cartoons and, within-subject, the type of similarity (superficial or structural). The χ² test revealed that, when faced with relations with causal circularity, participants use structural and superficial similarity equally when retrieving. Moreover, when asked in terms of analogy, more circular sources were retrieved. In the second experiment, we manipulated, also between-subject, the use of the same terms when asking about relationally less complex analogues, whose relations were of unidirectional causality; within-subject, we manipulated the type of similarity. Using the χ² test, a greater number of retrievals based on superficial similarity (pseudoanalogues) were found. Likewise, no differences were found in retrieval based on the terms used in the question. These results support a hierarchical conception in line with the cognitive complexity and control theory proposed by Zelazo and Frye (1997). They also suggest that more complex relationships can have a constricting effect on less complex ones, in line with the findings of Catrambone (2002). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article titled "Inside and Outside the Court. Studies on Everyday Life in Modern Spain" is a review of the book edited by Gloria Franco Rubio and Natalia González Heras. The book compiles studies on everyday life in Modern Spain, both inside and outside the Court of Madrid. Topics such as climate, leisure, material culture, architecture, water supply, food, prisons, hospitals, and social assistance are addressed. Additionally, everyday life is analyzed from a gender perspective, focusing on aspects such as marriage, family, women's education, and gender violence. The book also includes a chapter on female authorship of proto-feminist utopias. Overall, the book offers a comprehensive and rigorous view of everyday life in Modern Spain, providing new knowledge and perspectives to historiography. [Extracted from the article]

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This research presents the contribution that lexical availability has in the field of teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language to children. In order to develop this task, a systematic bibliographic review has been carried out to present the published works on lexical availability. From the results obtained, a low incidence of research on EFL in children's samples has been observed (up to 12 years old), compared to adult corpus. Secondly, apart from the 16 traditional centers of interest, 30 complementary or innovative areas that coincide with the classifications developed by the CEFR for teaching vocabulary to EFL students have also been found. Finally, as a main conclusion, we highlight the elevated adaptability of lexical availability for teaching vocabulary in Spanish as a foreign language, which makes it a particularly appropriate approach to develop this task. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]