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La indiscernibilitat de les Marines
Talking about Marina Alta and Marina Baixa is something ordinary currently due to the regional division. Does it make sense? Our intention in this essay is to prove that is better talking about a Marina exclusively. In order to demonstrate this, we will make use of the principle of identity – as well as of the derived indiscernibility – of history itself, and of complementary arguments such as botany and language.
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