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Cyclones And Vortices: Alejo Carpentier's Reasons Of State As Cartesian Discourse, Joseph F. O'Neill
Cyclones And Vortices: Alejo Carpentier's Reasons Of State As Cartesian Discourse, Joseph F. O'Neill
Studies in 20th & 21st Century Literature
Alejo Carpentier's Reasons of State is a reconstruction of Cartesian discourse that is paradoxically both fantastic and baroque in its implications. Building upon the assumption that Cartesianism is typically baroque and therefore a dynamism, rather than a dichotomy of subject and object, the novel proceeds in the form of a retrospective deathbed narrative to suggest the radically anti-Cartesian polarization of subject and object in fin de siècle Latin America by portraying its dictator/narrator as a man whose world-view, like his culture's, is schizophrenically divided between magical realism and positivist progressivism. This ambiguous narrative perception is comparable to that of the …
Fernando Arrabal's "Ars Amandi": The Theme Of Love In Selected Plays, Peter L. Podol
Fernando Arrabal's "Ars Amandi": The Theme Of Love In Selected Plays, Peter L. Podol
Studies in 20th & 21st Century Literature
The evolution in Arrabal's treatment of the theme of love reflects both the development and enrichment of his dramatic techniques and the resolution of his own deep-seated psychological conflicts. Arrabal's theater utilizes his concept of dramatic ceremony to project his intense desire for personal, political and artistic liberation. Psychological and social forces combine to frustrate the fulfillment of love in his early theater (Fando and Lis, 1956) but ultimately love functions to obviate both internal and external constraints. Sexual union, which receives its most rapturous affirmation in Arrabal's plays written during the late 1960's (The Law of …
Vicente Aleixandre And The Solidarity Of The Cosmos, Carl W. Cobb
Vicente Aleixandre And The Solidarity Of The Cosmos, Carl W. Cobb
Studies in 20th & 21st Century Literature
Vicente Aleixandre and the Solidarity of the Cosmos
Points South: Ambrose Bierce, Jorge Luis Borges, And The Fantastic, Howard M. Fraser
Points South: Ambrose Bierce, Jorge Luis Borges, And The Fantastic, Howard M. Fraser
Studies in 20th & 21st Century Literature
The debt of Borges's "A Secret Miracle" to Ambrose Bierce's "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" both in theme and technique has been noted in recent criticism. However, a careful study of the two works reveals striking differences, particularly with respect to the treatment of time. Based on Todorov's study of the fantastic, this article attempts to show how Bierce's influence on Borges parallels the general development of psychological realism and its transformation into surrealism. While it is true that the allusive qualities of Borges' work recall thematic and technical aspects of Bierce, nonetheless the American Hispanophile is a precursor …
The Prose Poem At The Outset Of The Modernist Period In Latin America, Jesse Fernández
The Prose Poem At The Outset Of The Modernist Period In Latin America, Jesse Fernández
Dissertations, Theses, and Capstone Projects
The main purpose of the study is to trace the beginnings of the "prose poem" in the works of the first generation of modernist writers in Latin American letters. The origins of the new literary genre, conceived as such by its authors, go back to the nineteenth century in France, where several writers experimented with a kind of "poetic prose" that was to culminate around the middle of the century in the works of Aloysius Bertrand and Charles Baudelaire.
It became necessary, therefore, to dedicate the entire first chapter to examine the more influential French authors of the period, as …
Front Matter, And A Letter From The Editor, Vol. 1, No. 1, Luis González-Del-Valle
Front Matter, And A Letter From The Editor, Vol. 1, No. 1, Luis González-Del-Valle
Studies in 20th & 21st Century Literature
Editorial board and Advisory Council, masthead, and Letter From the Editor
Miguel Delibes' Parábola Del Náufrago: Utopia Redreamed, H. L. Boudreau
Miguel Delibes' Parábola Del Náufrago: Utopia Redreamed, H. L. Boudreau
Studies in 20th & 21st Century Literature
Delibes' anti-utopian novel is analyzed from a triple perspective: its internal exegesis, the author's literary development, and the three-phase Utopian genre. Artistic versus thematic orientation is examined via parabolic technique, linguistic characterization, and Parábola's internalization as its author's nightmare. The latter facilitates novelistic exposition through the control and order inherent in the associative language and logic of the dream. Delibes frees his Utopian world from the perquisites of reality by creating an estetic dimension and psychological verisimilitude uncommon in the genre.
ComparacióN De Las Novelas DoñA Perfecta Y Silas Marner, Margarita Means
ComparacióN De Las Novelas DoñA Perfecta Y Silas Marner, Margarita Means
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
The Orderly Chaos Of Camilo José́ Cela, Christian William Hearon
The Orderly Chaos Of Camilo José́ Cela, Christian William Hearon
Master's Theses
Camilo José Cela, a philosopher and a consummate artist, has produced a series of works which individually and as a group, are a careful combination of idea and form. One work cannot adequately be understood unless it is also seen in context with Cela's other works. Each of the novels, short stories, essays and travel books, is united to the others by Cela' s overall existential philosophical outlook, and each rests on and at the same time illuminates the others.
An Annotated Critical Edition Of También Tiene El Sol Menguante By Luis Vélez De Guevara And Francisco De Rojas Zorrilla, James Stone Rambo
An Annotated Critical Edition Of También Tiene El Sol Menguante By Luis Vélez De Guevara And Francisco De Rojas Zorrilla, James Stone Rambo
Foreign Languages & Literatures ETDs
También tiene el sol menguante is a refundición of Mira de Amescua's two-part drama, La próspera y la adversa fortuna de don Bernardo de Cabrera, concerning the famous fourteenth-century favorite of Pedro IV of Aragon. The purpose of this dissertation is to provide a clear text of the play, along with thorough textual notes.
There are four extant versions of the play in question: 1) a handwritten, censored manuscript whose censures are dated 1655, 2) a printed version from a collection published in 1666, 3) a handwritten manuscript of the eighteenth century (probably dating from before 1735), and 4) …
Análisis De Formas Interiores Y Exteriores De La Novela El Día Señalado De Manuel Mejía Vallejo, Elisa Dávila.A
Análisis De Formas Interiores Y Exteriores De La Novela El Día Señalado De Manuel Mejía Vallejo, Elisa Dávila.A
University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations
El proposito del presente ensayo sobre la novela El dia sefialado, es iniciar un estudio a fondo de la obra de Manuel Mejia Vallejo (n. 1924-), considerado hoy como uno de los mejores novelistas colombianos, y, sin lugar a dudas, como el mejor cuentista nacional. A pesar de que El dia sefialado es ganadora del Premia Nadal en 1963, parece ser que aun los criticos de la novela hispanoamericana no le han prestado a Mejia Vallejo la atcncion que si le han dedicado a otros autores contemporaneos del escritor.
Lo anterior se deba, en parte, a que la novelistica …
Juan De Torquemada And Antonio Alcedo: Two Contributions To Hispanic Historiography, Andre Preibish
Juan De Torquemada And Antonio Alcedo: Two Contributions To Hispanic Historiography, Andre Preibish
The Courier
Andre Preibish describes two rare books by Juan De Torquemada and Antonio Alcedo, which shed light on colonial Mexico and America, respectively. Although much of Torquemada's writing is plagiarized, he cites previously unknown authors and works. Antonio Alcedo, meanwhile, provides an encyclopedic description of Spanish colonies and of the western hemisphere during the eighteenth century.
Temas Socio-Políticos En Dos Novelas De Luis Spota, Stella Elisa Alonzo
Temas Socio-Políticos En Dos Novelas De Luis Spota, Stella Elisa Alonzo
University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations
Así pues, este estudio trata de dos novelas del autor mexicano contemporáneo, Luis SPota. Las novelas llevan el título de Los sueños del insomnio, publicada en 1966, y Lo de antes, publicada en 1968. Los diversos temas socio-políticos, que Spota trat en estas dos novelas, serán examinados para ver si las condiciones que él describe verdaderamente existen en México.
La intención de este estudio no es criticar la obra del autor.No se propone decir que el autor no ha creado fantasía en su obra, ni que solamente son novelas que narran hechos verídicos. El poder creativo del autor será en …
A Study Of Image, Symbol, And Theme In La Casa De Bernarda Alba, Iris Scribner Bird
A Study Of Image, Symbol, And Theme In La Casa De Bernarda Alba, Iris Scribner Bird
University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations
The tragedy, La casa de Bernarda Alba, by Federico Garcia Lorca is generally recognized as one of the finest poetic tragedies of the Twentieth Century, yet it has not drawn the critical attention afforded the plays of Lorca's contemporaries, such as 'Tennessee Williams, for example. Ironically, Williams' early plays evince a definite. Lorquian influence. Close attention has been paid to the poetic texture of.Williams plays, providing an important contribution to understanding the art of his poetic tragedy. The same has not been true of Lorca. This may he due partly to the fact that Lorca's ·tragedies have not played very …
Un Analisis Estilistico De Las Rimas De Gustavo Adolfo BéCquer, Martha Sue Davis
Un Analisis Estilistico De Las Rimas De Gustavo Adolfo BéCquer, Martha Sue Davis
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
El Quijote De Cervantes Y El Quijote De Avellaneda, Nohra Russi
El Quijote De Cervantes Y El Quijote De Avellaneda, Nohra Russi
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
A Comparison Of The Heroines In Three Representative Novels Of Concha Espina, Barbara Harris Dennis
A Comparison Of The Heroines In Three Representative Novels Of Concha Espina, Barbara Harris Dennis
Masters Theses
It has been the intent of this study to present a closely referenced comparison of the heroines of three representative novels by Concha Espina.
Through the use of developmental analyses and plot summaries of La esfinge maragata, El metal de los muertos and El Caliz rojo it has been possible to obtain a valid assessment of the similarities and contrasts found in the respective protagonists. In spite of the obvious differences in environmental, social and circumstantial elements, the three women evidence essentially the same basic personality traits, attitudes and reactions.
The personal tragedy in the lives of the three women …
The Dominative Woman & Blasco Ibáňez, Joseph Mills
The Dominative Woman & Blasco Ibáňez, Joseph Mills
Masters Theses & Specialist Projects
Although certain critics have mentioned Blasco Ibáñez’s women characters in their writings, they often relegate these persons to a subordinate role relevant to the development of the plot and of the philosophy of the author. Many of the earlier critics have mentioned the importance of the setting in Blasco Ibáñez’s novels, as did James O. Swain when he wrote in 1935, “Especially in his Valencian novels, Arroz y Tartana, Flor de Mayo, La barraca, and Cañas y barro, does the setting play an important role.” As recently as 1961, Sherman Eoff has pointed out how characterization is secondary to …
Presentando A Un Amigo, Gary Linscott, Mary Linscott
Presentando A Un Amigo, Gary Linscott, Mary Linscott
Stone-Campbell Books
No abstract provided.
The Generation Of '98 With Emphasis On Miguel De Unamuno, Kathy Harness
The Generation Of '98 With Emphasis On Miguel De Unamuno, Kathy Harness
Honors Theses
The generation of '98 is a name given to certain individuals united in their literary efforts to better Spain politically, socially and culturally. The date of the group is significant since it symbolizes the transformation of Spanish life as a result of Spain's war with the United States. This group of young non-conformists consisted mainly of Valle Inclan, Azorin, Benavente, Maeztu, Baroja and Unamuno. All were characterized by their protest against Spain's immediate past, demanding new precedents to be set for future action and tradition.
Ibsen’S Influence On The Spanish Dramatist Jose Echegaray, Isabel Alvarez
Ibsen’S Influence On The Spanish Dramatist Jose Echegaray, Isabel Alvarez
Theses and Dissertations (Comprehensive)
In the history of literature there are certain writers who owe their importance not only to their creative stature, but to the fact that they give life or incorporate ideas and ideals of their times that had hardly registered in the intellectual sensibility of the elite. Such men represent the new stages in the awareness of men’s condition. One of them was the playwright José Echegaray y Eizaguirre (1832-1916). This thesis records in a modest way some aspects of a renovated consciousness.
Several dramatic critics have pointed out that the Norwegian Henrik Ibsen (1828-1906), influenced the plays of Echegaray; but …
Similarities Between Lazarillo De Tormes And Early English Novels, Emily M. Marsland
Similarities Between Lazarillo De Tormes And Early English Novels, Emily M. Marsland
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
GaldóS And Misericordia, Allegra Wilber
Eduardo Barrios: Psychological And Regional Novelist, Marzee Elizabeth Mueller
Eduardo Barrios: Psychological And Regional Novelist, Marzee Elizabeth Mueller
Spanish and Portuguese ETDs
The position of Eduardo Barrios in Spanish American [literature] is incontestably high. He has won acclaim of the critics, not only those from his own country who rank him among the greatest, but the majority of critics of Spanish American literature in general.
Liberalism And Conservatism In The Life And Works Of Pedro Antonio De Alarcon, Mary Josephine Stack
Liberalism And Conservatism In The Life And Works Of Pedro Antonio De Alarcon, Mary Josephine Stack
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Moral And Social Aspects Of The Plays Of Juan Ruiz De Alarcon, Mary Madeline Walsh
Moral And Social Aspects Of The Plays Of Juan Ruiz De Alarcon, Mary Madeline Walsh
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Historic-Critical Description Of Libro De Buen Amor Of Juan Ruiz, Flora Sarinopoulos
Historic-Critical Description Of Libro De Buen Amor Of Juan Ruiz, Flora Sarinopoulos
Spanish and Portuguese ETDs
My purpose has been to give a historical description of the Libro de buen amor . This I have it expedient to do by creating four broad categories: First, a brief introduction to the author and book; second, generalities about Juan Ruiz' attitude toward love; third, illustrations in respect to characterization, human behavior, local color, proverbs, and apologues; and fourth, a classification of the comedy of the work.
Traditionalism In The Novels Of Fernan Caballero, Mary Lucilda O'Connor
Traditionalism In The Novels Of Fernan Caballero, Mary Lucilda O'Connor
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quijote De La Mancha, Dorothy Flammer
El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quijote De La Mancha, Dorothy Flammer
University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations
This book is being edited at the suggestion of colleagues who feel a great need for a Spanish reader with the the following qualifications:
- A good connected story from Spanish Literature
- Subject matter suitable for adolescents
- Sufficiently simple for use in Beginning Spanish
This is an edited version of Part One, and consequently is simplified and cut. Many authorities prefer to wait until students get to college so that they may be introduced to the great masterpiece in its original. In as much as the average high school student does not take more than two years of Spanish, this system …
The Nativity Plays Of New Mexico, Edwin C. Munro
The Nativity Plays Of New Mexico, Edwin C. Munro
Spanish and Portuguese ETDs
The Southwest is a region and a concept. New Mexico is an integral part of it...The Spanish folk heritage of the Southwest is a cultural resource that is highly important in the regional complex...My attempt here, then, has been to clarify and make available to more people one feature of this cultural heritage--the nativity plays.