La Obra Poetica De Jose De Jesus Dominguez Estudio Preliminar, Texto Y Notas,
2014
CUNY Graduate Center
La Obra Poetica De Jose De Jesus Dominguez Estudio Preliminar, Texto Y Notas, Eric Samuel Quinones
Dissertations, Theses, and Capstone Projects
The end of the nineteenth century witnessed an esthetic renewal in Latin American literature. The movement later dubbed modernismo would usher in a profound shift in the ars poetica of Spanish prose and poetry. Yet this revolution did not spread like fire; it coexisted with, and unevenly replaced, earlier artistic notions. José de Jesús Domínguez, a poet and medical doctor who spent most of his life in the city of Mayagüez, Puerto Rico, was one of the earliest exponents of this trend. His evolution from his beginnings as a romantic poet, his encounter with the French Parnassians, and his early …
Selva Simbólica Selva Simbiótica Apuntes Para Una Ecocritica Latinoamericana,
2014
CUNY Graduate Center
Selva Simbólica Selva Simbiótica Apuntes Para Una Ecocritica Latinoamericana, Liza Pamela Rosas-Bustos
Dissertations, Theses, and Capstone Projects
This dissertation focuses on Latin America's selvatic territories. It argues for prevailing ecological principles as revealed in the selected works of three twentieth-century Latin American story-writers and poets. They portray rainforests as multisensorial lands that encompass bewildering events from which a principle of local authority emerges. This analysis is based on Francisco Coloane's short stories "Tierra del Fuego" and "Cabo de Hornos," Rosario Castellanos'Balún Canán, and Luis Sepúlveda's Un viejo que leía novelas de amor. Such phenomenology is also present on the environmental poetics from Marosa di Giorgio, Cecilia Vicuña, and Leonel Lienlaf linked to emotions of fear, urgency, …
Entre Dos Islas: Dialogos Musico-Literarios Entre Manhattan Y Quisqueya. El Rol De La Musica Popular En La Literatura Dominicana Contemporanea,
2014
CUNY Graduate Center
Entre Dos Islas: Dialogos Musico-Literarios Entre Manhattan Y Quisqueya. El Rol De La Musica Popular En La Literatura Dominicana Contemporanea, Sharina Maillo-Pozo
Dissertations, Theses, and Capstone Projects
Many critics agree that merengue, the cultural symbol of Dominican identity, has been linked to national identity since its beginnings when it emerged during the battles for independence from Haití in 1844. Hence, it is not surprising that the intertexual dialogue between Dominican literature and Dominican popular music could be traced back to the 19th century, a moment where cultural elements and practices were fundamental to the consolidation of a national identity. In the best cases, merengue was used to underline the social customs of the times in a few decimononical obras costumbristas from the 19th century. However, it was …
Un Análisis De Personajes Menores En La Novela De Cómo Las Muchachas García Perdieron El Acento Por Julia Álvarez: ¿Cómo Representan La Idea Del Transculturación Laura García Y Chucha?,
2014
University of Minnesota Morris Digital Well
Un Análisis De Personajes Menores En La Novela De Cómo Las Muchachas García Perdieron El Acento Por Julia Álvarez: ¿Cómo Representan La Idea Del Transculturación Laura García Y Chucha?, Molly Donovan
Scholarly Horizons: University of Minnesota, Morris Undergraduate Journal
This work explores the identities and experiences of two minor characters (Laura García and Chucha) in Julia Alvarez' iconic work, How the García Girls Lost Their Accents. The essay compares and contrasts their experiences as women, as 'otras', and as immigrants. In studying how identities and perceptions change as borders are crossed, one can see how arbitrary status and social position can be. The characters examined in this essay exemplify two very different immigration experiences, which allows readers to remember the unique circumstances of all migrants. Written in Spanish.
A “Clearing In The Jungle:”Adolescence In Martín Adán’S La Casa De Cartón.",
2014
South Dakota State University
A “Clearing In The Jungle:”Adolescence In Martín Adán’S La Casa De Cartón.", Maria Spitz
School of American and Global Studies Faculty Publications with a Focus on Modern Languages and Global Studies
While critics of La casa de cartón have all considered Martín Adán’s only novel within the cosmopolitan vein of Spanish American vanguardismo, the present study questions this classification by showing how the narrative’s nameless protagonist distances himself from not only 19th century tropes and discourses that had characterized literary production, but also from those of his contemporaries. An exploration of Adán’s multiple parodies of literary production in Spanish America, as well as the alternative for collective cultural expression embodied in the trope of adolescence, points to the need to reconsider how we, as critics, approach and, ultimately, organize the …
Nationalism, Universality, And Globalization: Notes On The Narrative Of Three Guatemalan Authors,
2014
Western Michigan University
Nationalism, Universality, And Globalization: Notes On The Narrative Of Three Guatemalan Authors, Marcie Noble
Dissertations
This dissertation examines various works of literature produced by three Guatemalan authors: Miguel Ángel Asturias (1899-1974), Augusto Monterroso (1921-2003), and Rodrigo Rey Rosa (1958) in order to trace a trajectory in the narrative written by Guatemalans from a nationally focused literature to one that is increasingly global. The first chapter provides an overview of the study and clarifies the terminology applied throughout the dissertation. In chapter two I analyze El Señor Presidente (1946), Hombres de maíz (1949), and Mulata de Tal (1963) as key examples of Asturias’ nationally focused works, which continually represented and mythologized Guatemala. In chapter three I …
Surrealism And Nature In The Poetry Of Enrique Molina,
2014
Providence University (Taiwan)
Surrealism And Nature In The Poetry Of Enrique Molina, Jose Luis Fernandez Castillo
Hipertexto
No abstract provided.
Parodying The Popular: A Comparative Study Of The Afro-Cuban Literary Imaginary Of Guillermo Cabrera Infante And Carleton Beals,
2014
The New School for Public Engagement
Parodying The Popular: A Comparative Study Of The Afro-Cuban Literary Imaginary Of Guillermo Cabrera Infante And Carleton Beals, Raul Rubio
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No abstract provided.
Creo En La Transición Española: Religión Y Realidad En "Lo Real", De Belén Gopegui Y "El Día De Mañana", De Ignacio Martínez Pisón,
2014
Bowling Green State University
Creo En La Transición Española: Religión Y Realidad En "Lo Real", De Belén Gopegui Y "El Día De Mañana", De Ignacio Martínez Pisón, Nathan Eugene Richardson
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De La Comunicación No Verbal: Repertorios Kinésicos Y Proxémicos En El Teatro De Domingo Miras,
2014
Universidad de Yaundé I
De La Comunicación No Verbal: Repertorios Kinésicos Y Proxémicos En El Teatro De Domingo Miras, Andre Mah
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Single Morpheme Tendencies In Spanish English Codeswitching With Implications For Further Research On The Differences Between Nouns And Verbs,
2014
Clemson University
Single Morpheme Tendencies In Spanish English Codeswitching With Implications For Further Research On The Differences Between Nouns And Verbs, Daniel J. Smith
Hipertexto
No abstract provided.
Hagimoto, Koichi. Between Empires. Martí, Rizal, And The Intercolonial Alliance. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2013.,
2014
The University of Iowa
Hagimoto, Koichi. Between Empires. Martí, Rizal, And The Intercolonial Alliance. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2013., Junyoung Verónica Kim
Hipertexto
No abstract provided.
Sobre Cómo Ser Mujer Nueva Y Escritora Sin Morir En El Intento: "El Perseguidor" De Carmen De Burgos,
2014
The Citadel
Sobre Cómo Ser Mujer Nueva Y Escritora Sin Morir En El Intento: "El Perseguidor" De Carmen De Burgos, Silvia M. Roca-Martínez
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No abstract provided.
The Detective Fiction In Spain: (Re)Searching The Threshold Of Early Mistery Narrative And Its Cultural Context In Quervedo’S "El Buscón",
2014
University of Central Florida
The Detective Fiction In Spain: (Re)Searching The Threshold Of Early Mistery Narrative And Its Cultural Context In Quervedo’S "El Buscón", Martha Garcia
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"Ojos De Perro Azul": La Muerte Como Mecanismo De Lo Poético A Partir De La Repetición Deleuzina,
2014
University of Cincinnati
"Ojos De Perro Azul": La Muerte Como Mecanismo De Lo Poético A Partir De La Repetición Deleuzina, Paola Cadena Pardo
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Llamada A Una Rebelión Organizada: Belén Gopegui, Acceso No Autorizado Y El 15-M,
2014
University of Cincinnati
Llamada A Una Rebelión Organizada: Belén Gopegui, Acceso No Autorizado Y El 15-M, Beatriz Celaya-Carrillo
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Roberto Bolaño, El Asesino Literario. Enfoque En Su Trayectoria De Escritor,
2014
Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
Roberto Bolaño, El Asesino Literario. Enfoque En Su Trayectoria De Escritor, C. Valeria Bril
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Jorge Luis Borges’ Métier,
2014
University of Michigan-Flint
Susurros Reveladores: Sentimientos, Identidad Y Humor En "Las Historias Prohibidas De Marta Veneranda" (1997),
2014
Massey University
Susurros Reveladores: Sentimientos, Identidad Y Humor En "Las Historias Prohibidas De Marta Veneranda" (1997), Celina Bortolotto
Hipertexto
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Guatemalan Spanish As Act Of Identity: An Analysis Of Language And Minor Literature Within Modern Maya Literary Production,
2014
CUNY Graduate Center
Guatemalan Spanish As Act Of Identity: An Analysis Of Language And Minor Literature Within Modern Maya Literary Production, Kenneth Yanes
Dissertations, Theses, and Capstone Projects
My study approaches the use of Guatemalan Spanish in modern Maya literary works through a theoretical framework drawn on theories of "purity" and mestizaje, the concept of minor literature, and "image" and ideology of language. I problematize the "major"/"minor" dichotomy of language based on a Eurocentric view of the dominance of national languages as the extremely diverse linguistic ecology of Latin American lends itself to the deterritorialization of hegemonic discourse, but without sustaining a neat categorization of language. Guatemalan Spanish is a heavily Maya-inflected interlanguage share by all Guatemalans. Mayan writers chose purposefully to counter the ladino ethnocentrism of the …
