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Welcome to CORE, the Open Access Repository for the Humanities

CORE is a full-text, interdisciplinary, non-profit social repository designed to increase the impact of work in the Humanities.

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  • Predicación religiosa y propaganda política en el siglo XV: el 'Elogio a los Reyes Católicos por la conquista de Granada' (1492) Oscar Perea-Rodriguez
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Not just articles and monographs: Upload your course materials, white papers, conference papers, code, digital projects—these can have an impact too!

 

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Archiving for the future: Files deposited in CORE are stored in the Columbia University Libraries long-term digital preservation storage system.

 

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