The Concept and Characteristics of the American Mediterranean
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This paper presents a less familiar topic, the concept and characterisation of the American Mediterranean and its specific features. It addresses the fundamental similarities and differences between the European and the American Mediterranean. The study analyses the role of peninsulas in the American Mediterranean and highlights the cultural, linguistic and religious divisions within the region.
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Accepted 2023-07-07
Published 2023-12-19
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