...Leonard Cardenas, Jr. Arguedas, Alcides. Etapas de la Vida de un Escritor . By Alcázar Moisés . La Paz , 1963 . Talleres Gráficos Bolivianos . Pp. 399 . Copyright 1966 by Duke University Press 1966 Historian, novelist, sociologist, diplomat, as well as one of the better...

... for the Peru of the coming century. To illustrate their views, all three scholars resort to the writings of José María Arguedas (1911-69), often called the Peruvian Dostoyevski. In his fiction, published between 1935 and 1969, novelist-ethnologist Arguedas analyzed the impact of economic changes...

... Alcides Argüedas . By Reinaga Fausto . La Paz , 1960 . Talleres Gráficos Gutenberg . Pp. 38 . Paper . Copyright 1961 by Duke University Press 1961 ...

...Aaron Arguedas [email protected] Cortar una espiga más: Estudios sobre Costa Rica en la época de la independencia . By Iván Molina Jiménez . Colección Nueva Biblioteca Patria . San José : Editorial Costa Rica , 2021 . Maps. Figures. Appendixes. Notes. Bibliography. Index. xix...

... Bolivian other than Argüedas (a far less able historian), who achieved continental fame. There is no doubt that René-Moreno is a Bolivian figure—his library, what was saved, went to Bolivia’s National Library in Sucre. There is also no doubt that his development and training reflect heavily the influence...

..., an equally important impetus appears to have been his systematic exploration of Andean indigenista writing and, in particular, the writings of Peruvian novelist and critic José María Arguedas, which dominate the last two parts of the book. The opening essays of part 1, on the other hand, take a hemispheric...

...Karen Spalding Las comunidades de España y del Perú . By Arguedas José María . Lima , 1968 . Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos . Illustrations. Maps. Tables. Notes. Bibliography . Pp. 354 . Paper . $112.50 (Peruv.). Apuntes históricos sobre las encomiendas en el...

...Willard F. Barber Cuba no es una isla . By Argüedas Sol . México , 1961 . Ediciones Era, S. A. Illustrations. Index . Pp. 205 . Paper . Copyright 1964 by Duke University Press 1964 In racy journalistic style Sol Argüedas writes with passion of the invasion of the Bay...

... and José María Argüedas, Valcárcel has experienced and participated in the best, most innovative, and most creative of Peruvian intellectual life. It is for all these reasons that his memoirs, edited by several researchers at the Instituto de Estudios Peruanos, are such a welcome addition...

...Charles Gibson El águila, el jaguar y la serpiente. Arte indígena americano. América del Norte: Alaska, Canadá, los Estados Unidos . By Covarrubias Miguel . Translated by Argüedas Sol . México , 1961 . Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México . Illustrations. Charts. Notes...

... consideration differ from the multi-volume work of Alcides Argüedas in their broader conception and in them distinctly Marxian orientation. The history of late colonial and republican Bolivia is broadly seen in the terms of class struggle, pitting the país rural against the país urbano in the narrative...

... of the Peruvian short story has been lacking. While several short story writers have been acclaimed both in Peru and abroad (Enrique López Albújar, Ventura García Calderón, and José María Arguedas are good examples), it is fair to state that Aldrich is the first scholar to attempt the history of Peru’s modern...

... transformation, Positivism was embraced through out the area by thinkers like Gabino Barreda, Miguel Lemos, Raimundo Teixeira Mendes, and Alcides Arguedas. Not all, however, were optimistic; Arguedas saw no possibility of incorporating large numbers of Indians in the progress of the nation. Positivism gave...

... environment. Descriptions of contemporary rituals in the footnotes shed light on ancient beliefs. Of the many translations into various languages, the best known are probably José Maria Arguedas’ Dioses y hombres de Huarochirí (1965), long out of print, and Gerald Taylor’s more recent Ritos y...

... Arguedas. In the words of the editor-translators, they have tried to let these “writers and thinkers speak for themselves in their own voices, without proscribing their expression beyond choosing the writers, selecting the work to represent them, and executing the translations” (p. vii). The criteria...

...Charles W. Arnade Obras completas . By Arguedas Alcides . Edited and introduction by Sánchez Luis Alberto . 2 vols . México , 1959 , 1960 . Aguilar . Pp. 1250 , 1430 . Indices . Copyright 1961 by Duke University Press 1961 ...

...Muna Lee The Singing Mountaineers. Songs and Tales of the Quechua People . Collected by Arguedas José María . Edited with an introduction by Stephan Ruth . Austin , 1057 . University of Texas Press . Illustrations. Notes. Bibliography . Pp. viii , 201 . $3.75...

...Ruth Stephan Apu Inca Atawallpaman. Elegía quechua anónima . Collected by Farfan J. M. . Translation by Arguedas José María . Lima , 1955 . Juan Mejía Baca and P. L. Villanueva . Illustrations . Pp. 23 . Paper. Copyright 1956 by Duke University Press 1956 ...

...Charles J. Kolinski In tracing her course through Bolivia’s varied complexities, the author successfully synthesizes the early beliefs of Alcides Argüedas with those of laterday scholars such as Harold Osborne and Charles Arnade. The obviously knowledgeable resulting product is enhanced...

... of the modern revolutionary parties of Bolivia. While the writings of Alcides Argüedas reflected the earlier hostility towards him, such recent Bolivian historians as Enrique Finot, Porfirio Díaz Machicao, and Augusto Céspedes have sympathetically re-examined his character and government. This initial...