...Walter A. Dobrian Montesinos clearly demonstrates Fernán Caballero’s artistic vicissitudes and personal preoccupations in the 139 pages of the body of his study. He then clarifies his view of her historical potential in the annotated bibliographical section which follows, wherein he carefully...

...Herbert Braun Violencia en la región andina: el caso Colombia . Edited by González Fernán E. . Santafé de Bogotá : CINEP , 1994 . Maps. Graphs. Tables. Figures. Notes. 357 pp. Paper . Copyright 1996 by Duke University Press 1996 The violence in Colombia cannot easily...

...Robert H. Dix Oligarcas, campesinos y política en Colombia: Aspectos de la historia socio-política de la frontera antioqueña . By Christie Keith H. . Translated by González Fernán . Bogotá : Universidad Nacional de Colombia , 1986 . Notes. Map. Tables. Illustrations...

...Gabriella Chiaramonti Los Reinos del Perú: Apuntes sobre la monarquía peruana . By Lores Fernán Altuve-Febres . 2nd ed. Lima : Dupla Editorial , 2001 . Plate. Illustrations. Table. Figures. Bibliography. 303 pp. Paper . Copyright 2005 by Duke University Press 2005...

... is important simply because it does the necessary, though often difficult, task of tracing influences. So we hear of Walter Scott, Chateaubriand, Eugene Sue, George Sand, Victor Hugo, and their Spanish followers, Fernán Caballero, Ayguals de Izco, and Pedro Antonio de Alarcón, among others. Although Professor...

... in six categories. The first, consisting of essays by Thomas Fischer and Eduardo Posada Carbó, place the Thousand Days War in regional context, that of Latin America at large. The second group, dealing with the war’s participants, are written by Fernán González, Malcolm Deas, Hermes Tovar, José David...