... DE BIEDMA. Barcelona: Ed. Seix Barral, Biblioteca Breve 145, 1960. Pp. 189. One might easily be deceived by the fact that, until 1950, the published poetry of Jorge GuillCn consisted of only one book. When we consider further that a noun in the singular unifies so many extraordinary...

... Ram6n Jimenez. Among his most notable followers, and the outstanding Spanish Ultraist, is the poet presented in the book under review. The importance of Jorge GuillCn in contemporary Spanish literature justifies the extensive study that Miss Pleak has made of his poetry; presenting...

.... Barcelona: Ed. Seix Barral, Biblioteca Breve 145, 1960. Pp. 189. One might easily be deceived by the fact that, until 1950, the published poetry of Jorge GuillCn consisted of only one book. When we consider further that a noun in the singular unifies so many extraordinary poems under the idea...

... : Gallimard, 1933), pp. 109-11. In English: Ruth Myers (see n. 4) ; Cecil Day Lewis, “The Graveyard by the Sea,” Orion (London : Nicholson and Watson, 1945). In Italian: Renato Poggioli, I1 Cimitero Marino,” Inzrentario, I, No. 1 (Primavera, 1!M6), 95-98. In Spanish : J. GuillCn, “El...

..., Robert (compiler). Modern French Poets on Poetry : An Anthology. Cambridge: At the University Press, 1961. Pp. xv + 292. $7.50. Gil de Biedma, Jaime. C6ntico: El Mundo y la Poesia de Jorge GuillCn. Bar- celona: Editorial Seix Barral, S.A., Biblioteca Breve 145, 1960. Pp. 189. GuillCn...

... : Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 1946. Pp. xii 4- 303. $3.50. s PA NIS H- A M ERICA N* Casalduero, Joaquin. Jorge GuillCn Chtico. Santiago : Cruz del Sur, 1946. Pp. 181. !&LOO. GENERAL Leopold, Werner F. Speech Development of a Bilingual...

.... Ide sees both dramatists as working within a conventional generic context, exploiting the “resources of kind” that were available in the public domain (Ide acknowledges obligations here to Ro- salie Colie and Claudio GuillCn). Specifically, Ide interprets heroic tragedy as a “mixed genre...

... Casaiota in the Arcadia”; Russell P. Sebold, “Un David espaiiol, o ‘galhn divino’: El Cid contrarreformista de GuillCn de Castro”; Gerald E. Wade, “Tirso and the Court Circle”; Agapito Rey, “Intervencibn de Murcia de la Llana en la reha- bilitacibn de Don Juan de Oiiate...

... “Copyright 1933, SICNO,”the other says “Ejemplar impreso para Jorge GuillCn” or for whomever else it might be destined. Thus, even the printing maintains the note of direction so fundamental to this poetry. 2Horst Baader in his Pedro Salinas (Koln, 1955) remarks: “Es ist aber nicht-wie...

... Historia de la fiteratura esfiaiiola (Boston, 1928)’ p. 361. 3 Obras de Don Guille‘n de Castro y Belt& (Madrid, 1925-27), 3 vols. Hereafter referred to as Obras. 4 “The Chronology of the ‘Comedias’ of GuillCn de Castro,” Hispanic Re- view, XI1 (April, 1944)’ 90. 5 Ibid., XII, 150. 6...

..., Picuros y picurescu (Madrid: Taurus, 1969), p. 239. 22 Claudio GuillCn, Literature as System: Essays toward the Theory of Literary History (Prince- ton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 1971), p. 128. ...