... Onís, Juan Ramón Jiménez, Manuel Pedro González, Max Henríquez Ureña, and Ricardo Gullón. Copyright 1970 by Duke University Press 1970 Génesis del modernismo . 2nd ed. Edited by Schulman Iván A. . México , 1968 . El Colegio de México . Notes. Index . Pp. 221 . Paper. ...

...Randal Johnson De Jeca a Macunaima: Monteiro Lobato e o modernismo . By Landers Vasda Bonafini . Rio de Janeiro : Civilização Brasileira , 1987 . Introduction. Bibliography . Pp. 295 . Paper . Copyright 1990 by Duke University Press 1990 Since the 1930s, successive...

...John M. Fein História do modernismo brasileiro . Vol. I. Antecedentes da semana de arte moderna . By da Silva Brito Mário . São Paulo , 1958 . Edição Saraiva . Coleção Cruzeiro do Sul . Illustrations . Pp. 323 . Paper . Copyright 1960 by Duke University Press 1960 ...

...Robert G. Mead, Jr. Breve historia del modernismo . By Urena Max Henriquez . Mexico-Buenos Aires , 1954 . Fondo de Cultura Económica. Illustrations. Index. Pp. 544 . $ 4.20 U. S. Copyright 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 ...

...Edward Terry Modernismo in Chilean Literature: The Second Period . By Fein John M. . Durham , 1965 . Duke University Press . Notes. Appendices. Bibliographies. Indices . Pp. x , 167 . $6.00 . Copyright 1967 by Duke University Press 1967 Professor Fein has divided his...

...Richard B. Gray Martí, Darío y el modernismo . By Schulman Iván A. and González Manuel Pedro . Prologue by Vitier Cintio . Madrid , 1969 . Editorial Gredos. Biblioteca Románica Hispánica . Series: Estudios y Ensayos . Index. Pp. 268. Ptas. 180.00 . Copyright 1971...

... as constitutive of national imaginaries. Another new and original aspect of the texts by Lomas is how she shows Martí’s writings to be at the foundation of two literary modes, Latin American modernismo and the modernism more well known in the United States. For many decades these two literary styles...

... University Press 2000 The coverage offered in volume 2 of The Cambridge History of Latin American Literature is, in fact, broader than the twentieth-century delimitation indicated by the title. Volume 2 takes up the developing story of Latin American literature in the late 1870s, when modernismo...

.... Esas biografías bastan para caracterizar el valor del libro como útilísima presentación de pintores de gran importancia y del proceso del modernismo en Cuba. Martínez se destaca por su facilidad para estructurar su material e ideas, su claridad expositiva y su poder de síntesis. Este carácter directo...

... of modernismo , Rubén Darío’s literary movement, which in visual terms combined symbolist, decadent, and art nouveau tendencies. Modernismo is an important chapter in Mexican art history and thus warrants more careful attention. As for Rufino Tamayo, he receives a discrete chapter, but it is the PMA collection...

... stakes out a number of claims by stating that it is “the first [history] to recognize the richness and diversity of Latin American literature in the nineteenth century (preceding Modernismo ); the first … to provide detailed coverage of the colonial period, the works of women writers, and literature...

... of the important works of modernismo . The theoretical framework of Colonialism and Culture consists primarily of the Bakhtinian concepts of ideologeme, chronotope, and dialogism, together with the notion of carnavalization, applied to define cultural discourses as products of distinct ideological agendas...

... movimiento: México, 1915-1966 (México, 1966), selección poética (versos y “poemas en prosa”) destinada a mostrar las innovaciones más significativas en la lírica mexicana desde la crisis del Modernismo. New Poetry of Mexico es una inteligente adaptación de esta antología para lectores de habla inglesa...

... Juan Tablada: Modernismo y decadentismo;” Harvey L. Johnson, “Nicolás Guillén’s Portraits of Blacks in Cuban Society;” Luis Alberto Sánchez, “José Díaz Canseco, novelista peruano;” John A. Crow, “Pedro Páramo: A Twentieth-Century ‘Dance of Death’.” ...

... and how this war influenced Hispanic letters. If, as Ms. Charra stresses, the war created a new American literature, the same could be said for the Hispanic countries. Just in passing, let us remember that both modernismo and Generation of ’98 were brought about as a reaction to the political situation...

... 1984 Rubén Darío (Nicaragua, 1867-1916) is one of Spanish America’s major literary figures. He is the undisputed leader of the late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century literary movement, Modernismo. The impact of Darío’s poetry and the movement on subsequent generations of writers in Spanish...

... of ideology in Peru” (p. xi). The first two chapters deal with “cultural and intellectual expansion” (pp. 1–56) and the Centro Científico del Cusco, 1897–1907 (pp. 57–84). In these, the authors hypothesize that, in the midst of positivist philosophy and literary “modernismo,” culture and ideology developed...

... of French influences. Indeed one of the paradoxes marking Unamuno’s life and thought is the fact that the Latin American literature which he championed blossomed first in the Paris-inspired movement of modernismo which he fought. For over fifty years Unamuno wrote articles for La Nación of Buenos Aires...

... of the debate over postmodernism, because the vanguard is frequently viewed as the “modernism” to which postmodernism is post. Indeed, were Vicky Unruh to privilege in her study the Brazilian designation for the period, modernismo , this would be explicitly clear. But although she does an admirable job...

....” Appleby has written six chapters: “Music in the Colony,” “The Braganças in Brazil,” “The Awakening of Nationalism,” “Folk, Popular, and Art Music,” “The Nationalist Composers,” and “After Modernismo .” Portions of his chapters (especially 1, 3, and 4) provide introductory materials for Charles Perrone’s...