Talk:Dominique Aubier

message: Hello, Unknown,
I noticed your contributions on Dominique Aubier's page. All information you have added is apparently taken from her official homepage, written by herself or her representatives. Of course, official pages exist to promote their owner, so claims as to being a member of the Resistance or having worked with Roberto Rosselini need to be verified by providing an independent source or a proof. Original research is generally not encouraged at Wikipedia. Best regards, Plumcouch 18:48, 2 May 2006 (UTC)
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message: The right french orthography is "CUERS" (South of France).
The writer is a well known Resistance-officer (grade : captain) as well as her late housband (grade of commander). No doubt about it.
About her works : she worked with Rossellini in Italy in 1959-1960, easy to chek out as you ask the director's former wife.
She went to Spain, Andalusia, where she stayed until 1992.
The hebrew enconding of Don Quixote is of commun knoledge today as it has been certified by "Pomona University of California" by prof. Mac Gaha. Easy to chek out on the web. Dominique Aubier is in fact the first writer who made this investigation and discovery. She wrote 4 books about it. She is a good reference about Don Quixote.
Her books about Spain, (sociology and ethnology) have been translated into 2O languages.
: Hello, unknown (why don't you take on a User-Name, so I can adress you correctly?), I went to the Homepage of "Pomona University of California" and didn't find any listings of a professor "MacGaha". Also, I didn't find any mention of Miss Aubier being referenced as a member of the resistance (I went to this homepage http://www.musee-resistance.com/ for research). All website reference about her as author of one of her books and cite information from her website. If every information comes from herself, how can readers determine if it was fabricated or not? Are there no pictures of her and Rosselini or Chirac? Isn't she mentioned on a website by the French Government or by a famous news site, like Times, Reuters, Le Monde or Le Figaro? Is it possible to proivide links outside her own websote? How do we know "informations are right"? --Plumcouch 17:15, 3 May 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Informations are right

message: D; Aubier is a great writer, a respectable Lady, 85 years old. She has not to proove to you who she is. She is not the kind of forging wrong informations.
: If she's a writer, a respectable lady and actually *is* what she claims to be, she can proove it. --Plumcouch 11:53, 14 May 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Stop this 

message: Is There a Hidden Jewish Meaning in Don Quixote? by Michael McGaha (Pomona College, California).
: The article mentions that Aubier has been nominated twice for the Nobel Prize. Couldn't find any clues for that (and if there aren't any, I doubt the signifance of the entire article) and it is nowhere mentioned on her site. Do we have sources for that? If it's mentioned on some official Nobel Prize site or something, it would be an interesting detail to add to her page. --Plumcouch 12:52, 9 June 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: prof Mac Gaha, Pomona College, California

message: I have removed the unreferenced tag, as all unverifiable informations have been removed. Gedefr 00:29, 3 July 2007 (UTC)
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message: "has been considered by some a hoax" Jean Canavaggio, Don Quichotte, du livre au mythe, quatre siècles d'errance, p. 223. 
In fact,the sentence of Canavaggio has not been properly understood.  Prof. Jean Canavaggio says exactly in his book that even though he does not personaly agree, the idea of Aubier "is not a hoax thus it has been seriously supported and argumented".
By the way, it has been aprooved by prof. Horacio Santiago Otero a specialist of Cervantes (http://sites.google.com/site/lalettresepharade/home/la-revue-par-numero/numero-24-4/asociacion-caminos-de-cervantes-y-sefarad-actas-del-ii-congreso-internacional).  — Preceding unsigned comment added by Alisha23 (talk • contribs) 09:46, 20 January 2012 (UTC)
replies: text: Horacio Santiago Otero is a lawyer who, as an amateur, has done some research on Don Quixote. He's a complete unknown in this field of research. No one has ever been interested in this communication in some conference years ago. His communication has never been quoted in any academic publication. --Gede (talk) 21:18, 13 March 2012 (UTC)
thread_title: Is not a "hoax"

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