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The Dramatic Art Of Guillén De Castro, Dorothea Thompson Powers
The Dramatic Art Of Guillén De Castro, Dorothea Thompson Powers
Spanish and Portuguese ETDs
Summing up the discussion will be the main conclusions reached about the art of Castro as a dramatist. These conclusions can be briefly expressed as follows: (1) the basic structure of the plays, and Castro's ideals and motivations, had their inception in the Valencian theater of his youth; (2) the main contribution of the Lopean comedia was to teach him the techniques for attaining greater unity of action and to instruct him in the uses of humor; (3) Castro's greatest inspiration came from popular sources such as the romancero, rather than from learned works; (4) his work is exceedingly subjective; …
Bibliografía Provisional, Parcialmente Anotada, De La Literatura Panameña, Felix L. Figueroa
Bibliografía Provisional, Parcialmente Anotada, De La Literatura Panameña, Felix L. Figueroa
Spanish and Portuguese ETDs
La literatura panameña, es tal vez, la menos conocida de las del Nuevo Mundo. Pocos han sido los estudiosos que se han interesado por nuestra producción literaria, la que, aunque joven, no carece de significación dentro de las latras hispanoamericanas.
The Idea Of Nothingness In The Poetry Of Pedro Salinas, Julian Palley
The Idea Of Nothingness In The Poetry Of Pedro Salinas, Julian Palley
Spanish and Portuguese ETDs
This essay is an attempt to prove that a conflict or dialectic between Being and Non-Being, between love and nothingness, can be traced throughout the poetry of Pedro Salinas. This study is meant to be exhaustive only in this sense. There are many other possible approaches to the work of this fecund madrileño, and there is no suggestion that any of these are invalid. The virtue of any great work of art is that it can be examined from many different, even conflicting, points of view and each will retain its validity. The writer believes, however, that this dialectic is …