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Sr. Dr. Faustino Menéndez Pidal de Navascués (Miembro de Número de la Real Academia de la Historia) Dr. Guillermo Fatás Cabeza (Catedrático de Historia Antigua) Dra. Rosa Gutiérrez Iglesias (Profesora Titular de Ciencias y Técnicas Historiográficas) Dr. José Antonio Salas Ausens (Profesor Titular de Historia Moderna) Secretario: Dr. Alberto Montaner Frutos CONSEJO ASESOR Director de la Cátedra Secretario de la Cátedra Dra. Isabel Álvaro Zamora (Universidad de Zaragoza) Mme. Cristiane Van den Bergen-Pantens (Centro Internacional de Codicología, Bruselas) Dr. Luigi Borgia (Sovrintendenza Archivistica per la Toscana, Florencia) Dr. Gerard J. Brault (Universidad Estatal de Pensilvania) Lic. Javier Cañada Sauras (Archivo Histórico Provincial, Zaragoza) Lic. Ricardo Centellas (Institución «Fernando el Católico», Zaragoza) Dra. Francesca Espanyol (Universidad Central de Barcelona) Dr. Juan Francisco Esteban Lorente (Universidad de Zaragoza) Dr. Manuel Fuertes de Gilbert (Real Academia Matritense de Heráldica y Genealogía, Madrid) Dr. Fernando García-Mercadal (Real Academia Matritense de Heráldica y Genealogía, Madrid) Dr. Javier Martínez de Aguirre (Universidad Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona) D. José Miguel de Mayoralgo (Real Academia de Extremadura, Madrid) M. Mikhail Y. Medvedev (Oficio Heráldico Estatal de Rusia, San Petersburgo) D. Manuel Monreal Casamayor (Consejo Asesor de Heráldica y Simbología de Aragón, Zaragoza) Dr. Eduardo Pardo de Guevara (Instituto de Estudios Gallegos «Padre Sarmiento» del CSIC, Santiago de Compostela) Barón Pinoteau (Academia Internacional de Heráldica, Versalles) Dr. Rafael Sánchez Saus (Universidad de Cádiz) Dr. Ángel San Vicente Pino (Universidad de Zaragoza) Dr. Francisco de Simas Alves de Azevedo (Academia Portuguesa de la Historia, Lisboa) D. Luis Sorando Muzás (Consejo Asesor de Heráldica y Simbología de Aragón, Zaragoza) † Dr. Szabolcs de Vajay (Confédération Internationale de Génealogie et d'Héraldique, Vevey) La correspondencia y toda la relación con la Revista, puede dirigirse a la Cátedra de Emblemática «Barón de Valdeolivos», Institución «Fernando el Católico», Excma. Diputación de Zaragoza, Plaza de España, n.º 2, 50071 ZARAGOZA (ARAGÓN. ESPAÑA) [email protected] E. R. A. E. EMBLEMATA REVISTA ARAGONESA DE EMBLEMÁTICA 16 2010 Institución «Fernando el Católico» (C.S.I.C.) Excma. Diputación Provincial Zaragoza Publicación número 3.030 de la Institución «Fernando el Católico» Excma. Diputación Provincial de Zaragoza Plaza de España, 2 50071 Zaragoza Tff.: (34) 976 28 88 78/79 - Fax: (34) 976 28 88 69 ifc.dpz.es FICHA CATALOGRÁFICA EMBLEMATA: Revista Aragonesa de Emblemática / Institución «Fernando el Católico».- N.º 1 (1995) - Zaragoza: Institución «Fernando el Católico», 1995. 000 p.- 24 cm Anual I. Institución «Fernando el Católico», ed. 929.6(460.22) La Revista EMBLEMATA no se identifica con las opiniones o juicios que los autores exponen en uso de la libertad de expresión ofrecida desde su foro científico. ISSN: 1137-1056 Depósito legal: Z. 3.937 – 1996 IMPRESO EN ARAGÓN (ESPAÑA) Coop. de Artes Gráficas Librería General. Pedro Cerbuna, 23 - 50009 Zaragoza E. R. A. E. EMBLEMATA REVISTA ARAGONESA DE EMBLEMÁTICA 16 2010 ÍNDICE EDITORIAL......................................................................................................... 7 ESTUDIOS I. SOBRE LA ACTUALIDAD DE UN NOMBRE Y LAS BASES SOCIALES DE LA EMBLEMÁTICA MENÉNDEZ PIDAL DE NAVASCUÉS, Faustino DISCURSO INAUGURAL: LOS NOMBRES.................................................................. 21 ULRICH GUMBRECHT, Hans TYPOLOGY OF CULTURES AND HISTORY OF EMBLEMS............................................... 37 MONTANER FRUTOS, Alberto SENTIDO Y CONTENIDO DE LOS EMBLEMAS........................................................ 45 ORERA ORERA, Luisa FUENTES GENERALES DE INFORMACIÓN PARA EL CONOCIMIENTO EMBLEMÁTICO .... 81 ALFARO PÉREZ, Francisco y SALAS AUSÉNS, José Antonio LAS RAÍCES DE LA EMBLEMÁTICA EN LA DEMOGRAFÍA .......................................... 105 CALLEJA PUERTA, Miguel EL FACTOR GENEALÓGICO. POSIBILIDADES Y LÍMITES DE LA DOCUMENTACIÓN DE ARCHIVO PARA LA ELABORACIÓN DE HISTORIAS FAMILIARES ............................... 123 MORENO MEYERHOFF, Pedro PROSOPOGRAFÍA Y EMBLEMÁTICA......................................................................... 155 FUERTES DE GILBERT ROJO, Manuel BASES SOCIALES DE LA EMBLEMÁTICA: ARISTOCRACIA Y NOBLEZA, PASADO Y PRE- SENTE............................................................................................................... 183 GARCÍA-MERCADAL y GARCÍA-LOYGORRI, Fernando PENAS, DISTINCIONES Y RECOMPENSAS: NUEVAS REFLEXIONES EN TORNO AL DERE- CHO PREMIAL .................................................................................................... 203 TERRADO PABLO, Javier EMBLEMÁTICA Y ONOMÁSTICA......................................................................... 237 GASTÓN SANZ, Enrique ALGUNAS IMPLICACIONES SOCIOLÓGICAS DE LOS EMBLEMAS ............................. 257 MARTÍNEZ DE ESPRONCEDA SAZATORNIL, Gema MEDIOS DE COMUNICACIÓN Y EMBLEMÁTICA CONTEMPORÁNEA ............................. 271 II. DE TEMA LIBRE METELO DE SEIXAS, Miguel EL SIMBOLISMO DEL TERRITORIO EN LA HERÁLDICA REGIA PORTUGUESA, EN TORNO A LAS ARMAS DEL REINO UNIDO DE PORTUGAL, BRASIL Y ALGARVES...................... 285 ESPARZA LEIBAR, Andoni UNA POSIBLE INFLUENCIA AMERICANA EN LA HERÁLDICA MUNICIPAL DE NAVARRA 331 MONREAL CASAMAYOR, Manuel DE LIBROS Y EXLIBRIS. LIBRO CON NOTA AUTÓGRAFA DE V MARQUÉS DE LEDE (1890- 1969) ................................................................................................................ 351 NOTITIA I. DOCUMENTA NICOLÁS-MINUÉ SÁNCHEZ, Andrés J. HERÁLDICA MUNICIPAL ARAGONESA EN EL NOBILIARIO DE PEDRO VITALES ............. 389 GÓMEZ DE VALENZUELA, Manuel UNAS ORDINACIONES DE LA COFRADÍA DE SAN JORGE DE ZARAGOZA OTORGADAS POR FERNANDO EL CATÓLICO EN 1506.................................................................. 397 CUELLA ESTEBAN, Ovidio INDULGENCIAS Y PRIVILEGIOS OTORGADOS A LA PARROQUIA DE ÉPILA, EN ARAGÓN (1583-1804) ....................................................................................................... 415 II. MONUMENTA ALFARO PÉREZ, Francisco José EMBLEMAS EN LA MEDALLA CONMEMORATIVA DEL CUARTO CENTENARIO DE CARA- CAS (VENEZUELA) .............................................................................................. 453 III. COMMENTARIOLA VALLEJO GARCÍA-HEVIA, José María PLEITOS DE HIDALGUÍA. EJECUTORIAS Y PERGAMINOS EN LA REAL CHANCILLERÍA DE VALLADOLID....................................................................................................... 461 ARIZALETA SAVARITE, Amaia POÉTICA DEL ORDEN DE CABALLERÍA.................................................................... 465 ALFARO PÉREZ, Francisco LA ALTA NOBLEZA DE ARAGÓN............................................................................. 479 EMBLEMÁTICA COMARCAL Y MUNICIPAL DE ARAGÓN ............................................. 483 RESÚMENES/ABSTRACTS..................................................................................... 489 RESUMEN DE LAS NORMAS PARA LA PRESENTACIÓN DE ORIGINALES A EMBLEMATA ............. 505 Emblemata, 16 (2010), pp. 7-16 ISSN 1137-1056 EDITORIAL En diciembre de 2009 se dio comienzo a un Seminario de Emblemática con la denominación inicial de I SEMINARIO DE EMBLEMÁTICA GENERAL «HOY ES EL FUTURO»: LA ACTUALIDAD DE UN NOMBRE Y LAS BASES SOCIALES DE LA EMBLEMÁTICA, que tuvo lugar los días 14, 15 y 16, orga- nizado por la Cátedra de Emblemática «Barón de Valdeolivos» de la Institución «Fernando el Católico» de la Excma. Diputación Provincial de Zaragoza, con la colaboración de la Universidad de Zaragoza, y de modo especial de su Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, y la Real Academia M. de Heráldica y Genealogía, que fue desarrollado en el Salón de Actos de la Biblioteca María Moliner de la mencionada Facultad de la Universidad de Zaragoza con arreglo al siguiente programa: Día 14, lunes 11.00 horas Entrega de documentación en la entrada del Salón de Actos de la Biblioteca «María Moliner» de la Facultad de Filosofía y Letras de la Universidad de Zaragoza. 12.00 horas Acto presidido por el Dr. D. Severino Escolano Utrilla, Decano de la Facultad de Filosofía y Letras (Lámina I). 1. LECCIÓN INAUGURAL Excmo. Sr. Dr. D. Faustino Menéndez Pidal de Navascués Académico de Número de la Real Academia de la Historia (España) 13.00 horas Entrega del IV Premio «Dragón de Aragón» a la Dra. Doña Leticia Darna Galobart, y de la Distinción «Dragón de Aragón de Honor» a la Caja de Ahorros de la Inmaculada
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