...), was the most naturalistic work he had yet produced. What happened thereafter was merely an amalgamation of the two influ- ences, for really the psychological novel is but an outgrowth and refinement of its predecessor and believes no less in determinism. This development in Gilvez’ work...

..., Ricardo Rojas, and Manuel Gilvez, he appears to have read every biography, essay, review, article, and letter, published and unpublished, about Sarmiento in every part of the world. He has also consulted a complete iconography of his subject, visiting museums and private collections. He...

... works, such as those by Albert0 Palcos, E. Martinez Estrada, Leopoldo Lugones, Ricardo Rojas, and Manuel Gilvez, he appears to have read every biography, essay, review, article, and letter, published and unpublished, about Sarmiento in every part of the world. He has also consulted...