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Articles 31 - 58 of 58
Full-Text Articles in Latin American Literature
Eva Perón: El Signo Inagotable, Adelso Yanez
Con La Pluma Entre Dos Mundos - Vintage Edition - Prologue, Volume 1, Number 2, Damaris Serrano, Fátima Araúz, Megan Mckarns, Michael Daniel Curtis Stanley, María Astudillo
Con La Pluma Entre Dos Mundos - Vintage Edition - Prologue, Volume 1, Number 2, Damaris Serrano, Fátima Araúz, Megan Mckarns, Michael Daniel Curtis Stanley, María Astudillo
Con la pluma entre dos mundos
It has been said that writing is knowledge. This second season of the student magazine Con la pluma entre dos mundos [With the Pen Between Two Worlds] is a testament to that.
This project was born in 2005, when I arrived at Wright State. It was the result of my wanting to share the amazement and admiration I felt on reading the written works of my students in very different subjects: from Composition I, II and III to seminars on special topics in Spanish, which included culture and literature. From the elementary language to Conversation courses, in which participants had …
El Impacto Del Inglés Y El Empleo De Anglicismos Entre Los Jóvenes Españoles, Carmen Lujan Garcia
El Impacto Del Inglés Y El Empleo De Anglicismos Entre Los Jóvenes Españoles, Carmen Lujan Garcia
Hipertexto
No abstract provided.
Con X De México: Realización De La Grafía X En El Español Mexicano, Isabel Velazquez
Con X De México: Realización De La Grafía X En El Español Mexicano, Isabel Velazquez
Hipertexto
No abstract provided.
Historia Y Realismo Mágico En La Visión Haitiana De Alejo Carpentier En "El Reino De Este Mundo", Hector R. Romero
Historia Y Realismo Mágico En La Visión Haitiana De Alejo Carpentier En "El Reino De Este Mundo", Hector R. Romero
Hipertexto
No abstract provided.
The Seductive Narrative Appeal Of A Madwoman Juana ‘La Loca’ And Excessive Femininity, Alexandria Fitts
The Seductive Narrative Appeal Of A Madwoman Juana ‘La Loca’ And Excessive Femininity, Alexandria Fitts
Hipertexto
No abstract provided.
El “Mundito Alucinado” Del Truco: La Desmemoria Argentina Y El Juego En Cristina Piña Y Fabián Bielinsky, Rocio Zalba
El “Mundito Alucinado” Del Truco: La Desmemoria Argentina Y El Juego En Cristina Piña Y Fabián Bielinsky, Rocio Zalba
Hipertexto
No abstract provided.
La Construcción De La Subjetividad Poética En El Espacio Virtual Holográfico, Eduardo Acuña-Zumbado
La Construcción De La Subjetividad Poética En El Espacio Virtual Holográfico, Eduardo Acuña-Zumbado
Hipertexto
No abstract provided.
“Chac Mool”: ¿Horror Gótico O Imaginación Activa?, Sara Ann Gottardi
“Chac Mool”: ¿Horror Gótico O Imaginación Activa?, Sara Ann Gottardi
Hipertexto
No abstract provided.
The Poetry Of El Clamor Público, Nicholas E. Canaday
The Poetry Of El Clamor Público, Nicholas E. Canaday
Undergraduate Honors Theses
No abstract provided.
Lo Abyecto Vs. Lo Sagrado: Los Siete Pecados Capitales Y La Naturaleza En La Charca De Manuel Zeno Gandía, Alessia Dalsant
Lo Abyecto Vs. Lo Sagrado: Los Siete Pecados Capitales Y La Naturaleza En La Charca De Manuel Zeno Gandía, Alessia Dalsant
Modern Languages Faculty Publications
La novela La charca, del escritor puertorriqueño Manuel Zeno Gandía, se caracteriza por una indudable partición entre la representación de los seres humanos y de la naturaleza. El autor alterna cuadros de la sórdida realidad puertorriqueña a un fuerte lirismo descriptivo del paisaje isleño. De tal manera, mediante la contraposición de la sociedad enferma al paradisíaco paisaje natural, la representación de la mezquindad de los protagonistas de la novela resulta aún más impactante.
El propósito del presente trabajo es entonces el de analizar esta oposición en términos de la ausencia de Dios en la vida de los protagonistas de …
La Integracion De Jose Donoso A La Platforma Del Boom: Intercambio Epistolar Inedito De Jose Donoso Con Emir Rodriguez Monegal Y Carlos Fuentes En La Decada Del 60, Maria Laura Bocaz-Leiva
La Integracion De Jose Donoso A La Platforma Del Boom: Intercambio Epistolar Inedito De Jose Donoso Con Emir Rodriguez Monegal Y Carlos Fuentes En La Decada Del 60, Maria Laura Bocaz-Leiva
Modern Languages & Literatures Articles
A más de cincuenta años de la década que asociamos con el Boom de la novela latinoamericana, Historia personaldel Boom (1972) se ha convertido en uno de los textos fundamentales para nuestro acercamiento crítico a este período, junto con “El ‘Boom’ en perspectiva” (1979) de Ángel Rama, y “El ‘boom’ de la novela latinoamericana” (1972) de Emir Rodríguez Monegal. A diferencia de los textos de ambos críticos, la Historia de Donoso se escribe y presenta abiertamente como un recuento que surge del recuerdo y de la propia experiencia de un escritor que si bien desconoce cuál es el lugar que …
Naturalism, Murder, And Identity In Three Short Stories Of Ramon Ferreira, Haley Lee Osborn
Naturalism, Murder, And Identity In Three Short Stories Of Ramon Ferreira, Haley Lee Osborn
Master's Theses
En sus varios cuentos premiados el autor cubano Ramón Ferreira le enseña a su lector el lado más oscuro y violento de la sociedad cubana de manera crudamente verosímil. Durante la época en que escribió, entre 1950 y 1960, mientras que el país sufría turbulencia política y social, Ferreira creaba historias sensacionalistas que mostraban escenas de asesinatos, ladrones, prejuicios, obsesiones, vicios, y cuestiones relacionadas con la falta de justicia en Cuba. Desde Cuba, Ferreira se inspiró en la evolución y el gran viaje del naturalismo que comenzó en Francia con Zola, pasando por España con Pardo Bazán, Sudamérica con varios …
Experimental Poetry In Four Authors : Tablada, De Campos, Padin And Brossa, Emilia Sciarra-Laos
Experimental Poetry In Four Authors : Tablada, De Campos, Padin And Brossa, Emilia Sciarra-Laos
Legacy Theses & Dissertations (2009 - 2024)
The purpose of this work is to investigate and elaborate on the experimental poetry work of four authors: José Juan Tablada (Mexico), Haroldo de Campos (Brazil), Clemente Padín (Uruguay), and Joan Brossa (Spain-Catalonia), identifying commonalities and differences between them. Tablada and de Campos share the influence of the Chinese ideogram and Mallarmé's innovative poetic propositions. Another similarity between them is their work in translating or transcreating (a term coined by the Noigandres group) literary texts. With respect to Padín and Brossa, their commonalities reside in their need to openly express social and political views against totalitarian regimes in their countries. …
The King's Toilet: Cruising Literary History In Reinaldo Arenas' Before Night Falls, LáZaro Lima
The King's Toilet: Cruising Literary History In Reinaldo Arenas' Before Night Falls, LáZaro Lima
Latin American, Latino and Iberian Studies Faculty Publications
In this article I will read Before Night Falls as Arenas' queer version of Cuban literary history and his relation to it. Against the commonplace assertions that demand that Before Night Falls be primarily understood, if not exclusively, as an invective against Fidel Castro or, in the other extreme, as an ars moriendi and AIDS testimonial from a sexual dissident, I wish to revisit this text on the twentieth anniversary of its publication to underscore a missed reading that can help situate how Arenas, one of the most transgressive writers theorized in this collection as the Generation of '72, might …
Hispanismo En Seis Cuerdas, Roberto Hermosillo
Hispanismo En Seis Cuerdas, Roberto Hermosillo
Global Tides
This article is a survey on the role that the guitar plays in the Spanish-speaking countries of the world. The guitar, introduced by Spaniards in Spanish America, reflects the culture of every country that has adopted the instrument as part of their culture. Such reflection can be observed by finding traces of cultures of some countries such as Spain, Mexico, Argentina, and Cuba in the guitar music of each of those nations. The guitar, as a cultural icon, can also be observed in other forms of art from such places such as literature and painting. Finally, the article gives a …
Telling The Story Of Mexican Migration: Chronicle, Literature, And Film From The Post-Gatekeeper Period, Ruth Brown
Telling The Story Of Mexican Migration: Chronicle, Literature, And Film From The Post-Gatekeeper Period, Ruth Brown
Theses and Dissertations--Hispanic Studies
This study examines how the social process of undocumented Mexican migration is interpreted in the chronicle, literature, and film of the post-Gatekeeper period, which is defined here at 1994-2008. Bounded on one side by the Mexican economic crisis of 1994, and increased border security measures begun in that same year, and on the other by the advent of the global economic crisis of 2008, the post-Gatkeeper period represents a time in which undocumented migration through the southern U.S. border reached unprecedented levels. The dramatic, tragic, and compelling stories that emerged from this period have been retold and interpreted from a …
Historia Y Proyectos: Un Análisis Del Silencio En Lengua Madre De María Teresa Andruetto, Karina Elizabeth Vázquez
Historia Y Proyectos: Un Análisis Del Silencio En Lengua Madre De María Teresa Andruetto, Karina Elizabeth Vázquez
Latin American, Latino and Iberian Studies Faculty Publications
Publicada en el año 2010, la novela Lengua madre, de la escritora cordobesa María Teresa Andruetto, ofrece otro relato sobre la última dictadura argentina, que pone de relieve el problema de la complicidad civil e indirecta con la política represiva sistemática. El rasgo formal que distingue a la novela de Andruetto dentro de la amplia y heterogénea serie literaria sobre el pasado reciente es que el silencio no es ni una estrategia narrativa para decir lo político, ni el mecanismo mediante el cual lo indecible del horror se hace presente. En Lengua madre, el silencio es, paradójicamente, el …
Simulacro, Hiperrealidad Y Pos-Humanismo: La Ciencia Ficción En Argentina Y España En Torno Al 2000, Mirta Rímolo De Rienzi
Simulacro, Hiperrealidad Y Pos-Humanismo: La Ciencia Ficción En Argentina Y España En Torno Al 2000, Mirta Rímolo De Rienzi
Theses and Dissertations--Hispanic Studies
This project focuses on science fiction literature of Spain and Argentina produced in the last twenty years (1990-2010). It hypothesizes that in this period a change of perspective substantially modified science fiction productions in both countries and converges into a new model of narrative. As a consequence of this reformulated vision, a new narrative perspective immerses readers in an era of simulation, hyperreality, and post-humanism. When advanced technology is able to modify the basic human anatomy, and persons are trapped between virtual and real universes, simulacra facilitate control of people in an effective and impersonal manner. Simultaneously, fictional scenarios show …
"Por Un Clavo Se Pierde Un Reino": Alfonso Reyes, The Generation Of 1927, And The Imperial Appropriation Of Góngora, Aurora Hermida-Ruiz
"Por Un Clavo Se Pierde Un Reino": Alfonso Reyes, The Generation Of 1927, And The Imperial Appropriation Of Góngora, Aurora Hermida-Ruiz
Latin American, Latino and Iberian Studies Faculty Publications
The displacement of Alfonso Reyes to the periphery of “nuestro centenario” highlights some of the major questions concerning the Generation of 1927 and its impact on the modern appreciation of Góngora and the definition of gongorismo. Considering that Rubén Darío was widely perceived to be the origin of the modern cult of Góngora in Spanish, the stature of Alfonso Reyes as “primer gongorista de las nuevas generaciones” meant a new form of primacy that clearly pointed to the dominance of Latin America in the narrative of contemporary poetics. Thanks to Foulché, who had carefully made his own discovery of …
Calibán Traduce Con Pluma De Cuervo, Agustin Abreu Cornelio
Calibán Traduce Con Pluma De Cuervo, Agustin Abreu Cornelio
Open Access Theses & Dissertations
Calibán traduce con pluma de cuervo es un ensayema o poesayo que aborda el fenómeno de la traducción de poesía desde el enfoque de la deconstrucción y la teoría poscolonial. El propósito del mismo es transvalorar las nociones de originalidad y fidelidad --que desde siempre han orientado las reflexiones sobre la traducción literaria-- con tal de que el ejercicio de traducir sea visto como el mecanismo de transformación crítica de la tradición que realmente es. De este modo, se abordan las versiones que José Luis Rivas y Octavio Paz hicieron de T. S. Eliot, Derek Walcott, Fernando Pessoa y William …
A Son Of Mercy, Un Hijo De Misericordia, Carlos Fidel Espinoza
A Son Of Mercy, Un Hijo De Misericordia, Carlos Fidel Espinoza
Open Access Theses & Dissertations
A Son of Mercy is a novella that follows Charlie Cantero as he struggles to find his role in the Cantero family after the death of the family's patriarch, Braulio "Pepper" Cantero. A Son of Mercy is set along the El Paso/Juarez border and deals with issues of language, racism and sexuality.
Todas Las Muertes De Lázaro, Diego Murcia
Todas Las Muertes De Lázaro, Diego Murcia
Open Access Theses & Dissertations
TODAS LAS MUERTES DE LÁZARO es una novela negra que habla de corrupción, ansias de poder, ambición y decepción. En este libro, el tema de la muerte es una excusa para hablar de todo un país, El Salvador, y sus contradicciones a través del cinismo, el humor y el escepticismo. Su personaje principal, El Pítbul, es una representación del desamparo generalizado que el ciudadano común tiene de las instituciones del Estado. Este detective se embarca -por orden presidencial- en una búsqueda misteriosa que le requiere dar con un amo del disfraz. A medida que el investigador se interna en los …
Por Un Amor, Yasmin Ramirez
Por Un Amor, Yasmin Ramirez
Open Access Theses & Dissertations
A memoir explores the themes of family, love, and loss between a granddaughter and grandmother. The story, based in El Paso, takes the reader through the stages of the granddaughter's life.
Linguistic Emancipation And The Academies Of The Spanish Language In The Twentieth Century: The 1951 Turning Point, José Del Valle
Linguistic Emancipation And The Academies Of The Spanish Language In The Twentieth Century: The 1951 Turning Point, José Del Valle
Publications and Research
In this article, the author focuses on the conference of academies of the Spanish language that took place in Mexico in 1951 and analyzes the discourses on language as well as the views on the linguistic institutions that emerged in the course of the conference. The reasons for the Real Academia Española´s absence are addressed and so is the initiative by Mexico´s president Miguel Alemán.
Literary And Visual Representations Of Traumatic Memory Of The Pinochet Dictatorship In Chile, Alison Tange
Literary And Visual Representations Of Traumatic Memory Of The Pinochet Dictatorship In Chile, Alison Tange
Master's Theses
This thesis presents an analysis of six narratives that contribute to the collective memory of the Pinochet dictatorship in Chile. In this study, I attempt to pinpoint the commonalities, motivations, and differences in three literary texts - Un día de octubre en Santiago (Carmen Castillo, 1982), Mi verdad (Marcia Alejandra Merino, 1992), La vida doble (Arturo Fontaine, 2010), and three documentary films - La Flaca Alejandra (Carmen Castillo, 1993), Chile, la memoria obstinada (Patricio Guzmán, 1997), and Mi vida con Carlos (Germán Berger, 2008). These literary and visual narratives are deliberate efforts to shape the memories of the dictatorial past …
Testimony, Remhi And Senselessness In Guatemalan Memory, Melissa Jean Boroughs
Testimony, Remhi And Senselessness In Guatemalan Memory, Melissa Jean Boroughs
Master's Theses
This thesis argues that the fragmented form of the Guatemalan collective memory concerning the genocide can be more clearly understood by analyzing and comparing testimonial literature, documentaries, the Truth Commission report, a novel, and works of performance art. All of these works are considered to be artifacts of memory of the Guatemalan genocide, each one offering a different perspective on the past and present of Guatemala.
La Dictadura Desde La Escritura Femenina De Carmen Martín Gaite, Julia Álvarez E Isabel Allende, Mariella Orama
La Dictadura Desde La Escritura Femenina De Carmen Martín Gaite, Julia Álvarez E Isabel Allende, Mariella Orama
USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations
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