«REBELDISMO»に関連するポルトガル語の本
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1
Urban Reform,
Rebeldismo, and Mexico's University City, ...
Keywords: student culture; urban space; architecture; cultural policy; nationalism
Emilie Kristina de Rosenroll,
2008
2
Refried Elvis: The Rise of the Mexican Counterculture
1. Rebeldismo. in. the. Revolutionary. Family. Rock 'n Rolls Early Impact on
Mexican State and Society When rhythm and blues crossed over to become rock '
n' roll around 1955, white youth and their parents in the United States were put
on a ...
3
Political Violence and Student Culture in Mexico: The ...
Here, youth was 'corrupted' not only by desmadre but also by communism and
increasingly identified in the media as a social problem which reflected a
potential political crisis.122 Thus, whether one is talking about 'rebeldismo,' '
deviance,' or ...
4
A multicultural view of drug abuse: proceedings of the ...
A third very important notion is "rebeldismo*', which suffers significantly in a literal
translation: rebelliousness. Rebeldismo is not just the rebelling of the adolescent
against his elders (though at times it may appear that way to the therapist) .
5
La Frontera Perspective: Providing Mental Health Services to ...
Another cultural trait which is closely aligned with machismo and which has
bearing on the addiction and subsequent treatment of the tecato is rebeldismo.
Although the literal translation of rebeldismo is rebelliousness, it signifies more
than ...
Patricia Preciado Martin,
1979
6
Vencer ou morrer: camponeses trentinos (vênetos e lombardos) ...
... lsto pode ilustrar em parte as razoes de uma certa turbulência, de um certo
rebeldismo dos imigrantes italianos e trentinos em Santa Catarina nos anos por
nós estudados; turbulência e rebeldismo enfatizados pelas autoridades coloniais
.
Renzo Maria Grosselli, Annarosa Gianotti,
1987
7
The Human Tradition in Mexico
In the editorial pages of the country's government-dominated press, a mounting
fear was expressed that these imported rebel idols were displacing the country's
own revolutionaryheroes. Youth were allegedly succumbing to rebeldismo sin ...
8
A History of Latin America
Because this threatened the stability of the nation's patriar— chal, authoritarian
power, the official press quickly denounced it as “rebeldismo sin causa” (
rebellion without a cause), and an effort to discredit foreign rock shortly ensued.
Benjamin Keen, Keith Haynes,
2012
9
Agustin Lara: A Cultural Biography
Mexico City: Instituto Mora/ Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología, 2006, pp.
441–82. Zacatecas, Bertha, Vidas en al aire: Pioneros de la radio en México.
Mexico City: Editorial Diana, 1996. Zolov, Eric, “Rebeldismo in the Revolutionary
...
10
Rockin' Las Américas: The Global Politics of Rock in Latin/o ...
The nation's youth were allegedly succumbing to rebeldismo sin causa, a phrase
invented by the press that captured the public's disgust and fear of a wanton
challenge to patriarchal authority. “James Dean is the mirror where today's youth
...
Deborah Pacini Hernandez, Héctor D. Fernández l'Hoeste, Eric Zolov