...S. Samuel Trifilo La grande Argentina . By Lugones Leopoldo . Buenos Aires , 1962 . Editorial Huemul, S.A . Notes . Pp. 230 . Paper. $2.00 . Copyright 1965 by Duke University Press 1965 This is not a new book, but a reprint of the original published in 1930. The reasons...

...David Rock 106 Lugones. Address in the Teatro Coliseo, July 1923. Reprinted in Barbero and Devoto, Los nacionalistas , 52. 107 Ibid., 52-55. 108 Ibid., 55. 109 Ibarguren, Historia , 279. 105 Ibid., 5. 104 Ibid., 10. 103 Ibid., 9. 102 Gálvez...

... aristocracia y otros ensayos (Buenos Aires, 1924). 19 Ibarguren, La historia que he vivido . 20 Some of the more sophisticated books of the anti-liberal cultural literature in the period 1930-1943 are: Leopoldo Lugones, La grande argentina (Buenos Aires, 1930) ; Juan E. Carulla, Valor ético...

...E. P. Manual de danzas regionales del folklore argentino . 5th ed. By Lugones Antonio Cisneros . Rosario , 1969 . Librería y Editorial Ruiz . Illustrations. Figures . Pp. 83 . Paper. Copyright 1970 by Duke University Press 1970 Antonio Cisneros Lugones’ Manual de...

..., Salvador Rueda, Manuel Machado, Guillermo Valencia, José Santos Chocano, Luis G. Urbina, Salvador Díaz Mirón, Amado Nervo, Ismael Emique Arciniegas, Leopoldo Lugones, Ricardo Rojas, and Pedro Henríquez Ureña. Still scarcely known in Tucumán and almost completely unknown outside the province, the little...

... Editores, S. A. [Imprenta López] , 1945 . Pp. 679 . Paper. $10.00 m/n.) Historia de Sarmiento . By Lugones Leopoldo . [ Comisión Argentina de Fomento Interamericano, Publicaciones .] ( Buenos Aires : Talleres Gráficos de Bartolomé U. Chiesino , 1945 . 2nd ed. Pp. 281 . Paper...

.... Perhaps the most favorable comment one can make on this book is that its selections are accurately representative of the thirteen authors chosen (Martí, Díaz Mirón, Gutiérrez Nájera, Casal, Silva, Darío, Jaimes Freyre, Nervo, González Martínez, Valencia, Lugones, Herrera y Reissig, and Chocano). Only...

..., from criticism of liberal democracy to the advocacy of a corporatist, agrarian-centered regime, as manifested in La Nueva República and the Legión Cívica Argentina. The inclusion of other thinkers and groups, such as Leopoldo Lugones and Acción Republicana, would have enabled the authors to analyze...

... of Sarmiento’s early years in Chile is nicely balanced by Diana Sorensen Goodrich’s chapter on how a later contributor to national culture (Leopoldo Lugones) reinterpreted Sarmiento and his ideas. Sarmientos dedication to the expansion of Argentine education, his admiration for the United States, his style...

... constitución de 1819.” Unlike most of the contributions, the latter carries full professional documentation. The volume also serves to a limited extent as a poetic anthology, reprinting a few such classic items as “A Tucumán” by Leopoldo Lugones. Although the Congress of Tucumán and Declaration...

... Rocafuerte, Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, Ricardo Rojas, José Ingenieros, Leopoldo Lugones, and Alcides Arguedas. Each volume will have the same format—an introduction by an important Latin American figure and selections from the writings of one of the Latin American thinkers. These volumes will prove useful...

.... Mansilla, Los siete platos de arroz con leche . José Hernández, Martín Fierro . Leopoldo Lugones, Historia de Sarmiento . Eduardo Gutiérrez, Croquis y siluetas militares (selección) . Lucio V. López, La gran aldea . Florencio Sánchez, Barranca abajo. M’hijo el doctor . Domingo F...

... University Press 1997 Ever since Leopoldo Lugones, the famous Argentine poet, essayist, and right-wing nationalist, declared in 1924 “The Hour of the Sword,” the military of his country has heeded his message that officers were better than politicians. Deborah Norden has updated this long and tortuous...

... tensions that gave striking impetus to the unfolding of a vigorous petroleum nationalism. Led by military men, nationalist intellectuals such as Leopoldo Lugones, and popular journalists, influential and powerful voices demanded that Argentina strive for greater self-sufficiency and industrialization...

... deftly portrays the transformation of Facundo from politico-historical text to literary manifestation of national culture within a society now contrary to Sarmiento’s view of Spain, northern European immigration, and the rural element. Her treatment of Leopoldo Lugones and Ricardo Rojas is informative...

... Bunkley, Manuel Gálvez, Leopoldo Lugones, Alberto Palcos, Ricardo Rojas, and Paul Verdevoye. Copyright 1977 by Duke University Press 1977 Sarmiento y su época . Vol. I: Desde 1811 a 1863 . Vol. II: Desde 1863 a 1888 . By Campobassi José S. . Buenos Aires , 1975 . Editorial Losada...

..., p. 7. 76 Díaz Alejandro, Essays on the Economic History of the Argentine Republic , p. 475; Phelps, The International Economic Position of Argentina , pp. 91-96. 75 Leopoldo Lugones, La grande Argentina (1930), (2nd ed., Buenos Aires, 1962), pp. 103, 110. 74 La Fronda...

... of educational reform. Ricardo Rojas, José Ingenieros, Leopoldo Lugones, and Juan B. Justo were among the principal contributors to Ideas . Two student leaders active in the reform, Gabriel del Mazo and Hiram Pozzo, were early and active members of the Ateneo. In 1918 del Mazo served as an officer...

....” As the market for status-providing goods was growing, so was the number of status simulators. In the July 1897 issue of La Montaña , Leopoldo Lugones criticized the Argentine elite’s new taste for falsified art. 32 According to him, the nouveau rich, ignorant of “culture” and insecure of his own good taste...

...” wing centered its indictment on the effects of Argentina’s transformation in the late nineteenth century from a predominantly rural and traditional society to one that was at least partly urban and modern. 13 For example, poet and repentant anarchist Leopoldo Lugones bewailed the breakdown...