... University Press 1985 Our series of interviews with renowned historians of Ibero-America has not included, to date, any scholar from the Iberian peninsula itself. It is a great satisfaction to remedy that omission by presenting here a conversation with don Antonio Domínguez Ortiz, whom many would rank...

..., Smithsonian Institution , 1976 . Works in progress noted in text of interview. 1 A complete listing of the works of Irving A. Leonard through 1976 may be found in his festschrift: Homage to Irving A. Leonard: Essays on Hispanic Art, History and Literature , edited by Raquel Chang-Rodríguez...

... and University Archives of Rutgers University. 1 The crown jewel of this remarkable collection are his contemporaneous notes on over ten thousand interviews he conducted with presidents, politicians, trade unionists, businessmen, government officials, military men, diplomats, and scholars. Although...

... in public discourse on important issues of the day. This interview results from two days of conversation with José Honório on November 7 and 8, 1982, in his library at the apartment on Ipanema Beach in Rio de Janeiro. This locale, where so many of his friends and students have been received over...

...James W. Wilkie; Rebecca Horn Copyright 1985 by Duke University Press 1985 T his interview was conducted by representatives of two generations of students who worked with Woodrow Borah, one in the 1960s and one in the 1980s. To work with Borah was to be constantly involved...

...Richard E. Greenleaf Selected bibliography Ernest J. Burrus has published 50 books and 120 articles. Thirty-five of the most important works are listed here chronologically and by number. The numbers are referred to in the text of the interview. 1. Cavo Andrés , Historia de México...

...: for example, the “lost” history of the Inca by Cristóbal de Molina, the second half of the Betanzos interviews in 1548 with the surviving royals in Cusco, or the manuscripts of Diego Alvarez. The collaboration between ethnohistory and archaeology is developing slowly but is now a reality: thus the study...

... , 1973 ), 22 pp. ( Bogotá , 1974 ), 50 pp. “ Tendencias científicas y frecuencias temáticas del pensamiento histórico latinoamericano .” In América en las ideas ( Mexico City , in press ). Translation of the interview was made possible by a grant from the Tinker Foundation of New York...

..., in comparison to the advantages offered by Montevideo, with its proximity to Buenos Aires and a port open to European culture. Alicia Vidaurreta: Professor Pivel Devoto, would you start by discussing your childhood and early studies? This interview is a synthesis of numerous conversations that I had...

... since 1975—he is technically retired from university service. For these reasons, it was essential that HAHR make room for him in its series of interviews with distinguished historians. On March 24, 1988, in Gainesville, Florida, the long-awaited interview took place. Unfortunately, there were some...

...Richard Graham * The author is Professor of History at the University of Texas, Austin. Translation of the interview was made possible by a grant from the Tinker Foundation of New York. Copyright 1982 by Duke University Press 1982 R ichard G raham : The editor of the Hispanic...

... expressed an interest in what had happened and was happening in Cuba. Some of the resulting interviews were subsequently published in sources not easily accessible to those studying Latin American affairs and thus have not been consulted by students of the revolution. One of these neglected interviews...

...Roderic Ai Camp Salvador Allende: An Interview with Chile’s Marxist President, May 29, 1973 . Interview by Wallach John . North Hollywood, California . The Center for Cassette Studies. Voices of Latin America , 34053. 59 minutes . $16.95 . Chile, 1973 . Panel discussion...

...Peter Bakewell; Dolores Gutiérrez Mills * The author is Associate Professor of History at the University of New Mexico. Translation of the interview was made possible by a grant from the Tinker Foundation of New York. Copyright 1982 by Duke University Press 1982 Silvio Zavala...

... studies in Great Britain have given him a unique place in the affections of the younger generations of Latin Americanists. This interview was conducted at Professor Humphreys’s home in Canonbury, London, on July 14, 1981. SIMON COLLIER: I wonder if we could begin, Professor Humphreys...

... seems almost superfluous to write an introduction to this interview, so familiar are M. Chevalier’s name and work to historians of Ibero-America, and particularly to the colonialists in our number. He must indeed contend for the position of the best known European Latin Americanist of his generation...

... Góngora on the nature of the historical enterprise itself, as is to some extent illustrated in the interview that follows. This interview was conducted in Santiago de Chile on December 29, 1982, and Professor Góngora’s remarks have been translated into English by the interviewer. SIMON COLLIER: I...