...Daniel Wogan Copyright 1959 by Duke University Press 1959 México; História duma viagem . By Veríssimo Erico . Porto Alegre , 1957 . Editôra Globo . Bibliography . Pp. 299 . Paper. ...

...Daniel Wogan Alberto de Oliveira. 1857-1957. Ensaio biobibliográfico . By Serpa Phocion . Rio de Janeiro , 1957 . Livraria São José . Frontispiece . Pp. 196 . Paper . Copyright 1959 by Duke University Press 1959 ...

...Daniel Wogan Machado de Assis . 5th edition. By Pereira Lucia Miguel . Rio de Janeiro , 1955 . Livraria José Olympio Editora . Illustrations. Index. Bibliography. Pp. 310 . Copyright 1957 by Duke University Press 1957 ...

...Daniel Wogan Dicionário brasileiro contemporaneo . Organized by Francisco Fernandes in collaboration with Guimaraes F. Marques . Rio de Janeiro—Porto Alegre—São Paulo , 1956 . Editôra Globo . Illustrations . Pp. 1143 . Copyright 1958 by Duke University Press 1958 ...

...Daniel Wogan Tristão de Alencar Araripe Júnior was born in Fortaleza in 1848 and died in Rio in 1911. A perspicacious critic and diligent literary historian, he produced works of permanent value for the study and interpretation of Brazilian literature, among them José de Alencar (1882...

...Daniel Wogan Miss Helen Caldwell, who in 1953 produced a very readable translation of Machado de Assis’ masterpiece, Dom Casmurro , grapples in this study with the problems of the novel’s structure and meaning. Unlike most readers of Machado, Miss Caldwell holds that the author deliberately...

...Ronald Hilton Copyright 1949 by Duke University Press 1949 A literatura hispano-americana no Brasil: 1877-1944: Bibliografia de crítica, história literária e traduções . By Wogan Daniel S. . ( Baton Rouge : Louisiana State University Press , 1948 . Pp. 98 . $4.00 .) ...

..., 92 pages. The editors in their Introduction have carefully detailed the major changes present in this Volume 28. D. Lincoln Canfield has replaced Daniel Wogan as head of the Language section and Daniel Reedy, the veteran Irving Leonard in Literature. Sometimes the changes touch newer subdivisions...

... Lacunza's “Netzula” (signed December 1832) and Eulalio Ortega's “La batalla de Otumba.” 37 A poetic subgenre that Daniel Wogan called “pseudo-Aztec” developed in tandem with and outlived the letranistas. This poetry not only treated Indigenous themes and characters but sought to evoke actual Aztec poetry...