el eje barroco. los orígenes del camino del conquistador (1a parte)
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Abstract
El origen de las problemáticas y de las consiguientes hipótesis desarrolladas en este texto nace de las interrogantes que han aparecido durante la realización del plan regulador general (Prg) de la ciudad de Bagheria. Son temas relativos al origen y a la naturaleza de la ciudad barroca, o mejor dicho de la ciudad que se desarrolla a partir de la segunda mitad del '500 y durante todo el siglo XVII.
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| Authors | ;Nicola Giuliano Leone |
| Journal | International journal of qualitative studies on health and well-being |
| Year | 2000 |
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