In this paper we focus ourselves on the positive cone of the locally solid Riesz spaces to characterize the fundamentality. From one example the article indicates that the fundamentality of the locally solid Riesz spa...In this paper we focus ourselves on the positive cone of the locally solid Riesz spaces to characterize the fundamentality. From one example the article indicates that the fundamentality of the locally solid Riesz space is independent from the Lebesgue property.展开更多
Radio Espana Independiente [REI] [1941-1977], La Pirenaica, was the repository for the public remembrance of the victims of the Franco regime, through letters that its listeners regularly sent to the broadcaster＇s he...Radio Espana Independiente [REI] [1941-1977], La Pirenaica, was the repository for the public remembrance of the victims of the Franco regime, through letters that its listeners regularly sent to the broadcaster＇s headquarters in Bucharest. A study of the 15,500 letters contained in the Spanish Communist Party＇s [PCE] Historical Archive in Madrid confirms this broadcaster＇s major role in the construction of the mythical symbolic image of the anti-Franco movement. Beyond their function as propaganda instruments of the PCE, La Pirenaica＇s letters reveal the radio station＇s role as a vehicle for the expression of public solidarity and ideological and cultural resistance. La Pirenaica was the voice of the defeated after the Spanish Civil War, and was their confidante and advisor. La Pirenaica＇s letters are the chronicle of the horror that anti-Franco society suffered and endured in Spain.展开更多
基金the Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education(20010055013)
文摘In this paper we focus ourselves on the positive cone of the locally solid Riesz spaces to characterize the fundamentality. From one example the article indicates that the fundamentality of the locally solid Riesz space is independent from the Lebesgue property.
文摘Radio Espana Independiente [REI] [1941-1977], La Pirenaica, was the repository for the public remembrance of the victims of the Franco regime, through letters that its listeners regularly sent to the broadcaster＇s headquarters in Bucharest. A study of the 15,500 letters contained in the Spanish Communist Party＇s [PCE] Historical Archive in Madrid confirms this broadcaster＇s major role in the construction of the mythical symbolic image of the anti-Franco movement. Beyond their function as propaganda instruments of the PCE, La Pirenaica＇s letters reveal the radio station＇s role as a vehicle for the expression of public solidarity and ideological and cultural resistance. La Pirenaica was the voice of the defeated after the Spanish Civil War, and was their confidante and advisor. La Pirenaica＇s letters are the chronicle of the horror that anti-Franco society suffered and endured in Spain.
