From the 'lingua navarrorum' to the basque state
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Abstract
This work outlines the role played by the Basque language in the history of Navarre. The lack of consensus that currently exists in the so-called «Foral Community» about the identity of the Navarrese and their institutional future makes the historiographical approach to this question very difficult. The history of the Old Kingdom, not to say that of its languages, perhaps more than any other history, is usually written ad probandum. In Navarre, the Basque language is manipulated by two extremes. On the one hand, Basque nationalism attributes to it an expanse of land larger than the area it has ever had in reality. On the other, Spanish Nationalism and Navarrism deny or ignore the fact that it was the language of the majority of the Navarrese until the 19th century.
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Basqueland, Navarre, Basque language, Basque nationalism, Spanish nationalism, Navarrism
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