.... Princeton : Princeton University Press, 1952. Pp. xv + 566. $7.50. This is a new biography of an outstanding figure in South American history. Bunkley’s book, one of the best biographies of Sarmiento, has brought together all the fragmentary points of view and synthesized them...

...Gerónimo Sarmiento Cruz [email protected] Worlds Woven Together: Essays on Poetry and Poetics . By Vidyan Ravinthiran . New York : Columbia University Press , 2022 . xii + 280 pp. Copyright © 2024 by University of Washington 2024 Vidyan Ravinthiran’s Worlds Woven...

.... $7.50. This is a new biography of an outstanding figure in South American history. Bunkley’s book, one of the best biographies of Sarmiento, has brought together all the fragmentary points of view and synthesized them in a fine personal interpretation. The value of the book lies...

... and between money and identity. Throughout his texts, as he questions national literary genealogies from Sarmiento in the nineteenth century to Borges and Arlt in the twentieth century, Piglia also draws frequently on the work of foreign writers...

... that proved to be the most genuine and autonomous in the nation’s history. “Provincial Recollections” contains pages proclaimed by George Ticknor to be unrivaled in Spanish prose, and Sarmiento’s “Travels” still live as penetrating explorations into the ways of life of Europe, Africa and North...

.... Rotker IThe Oppositional Writings of Sim6n Rodriguez 259 from Nebrija’s Latin grammar, a text of colonial education. Bello’s idea, shared by the Mexican Fray Servando Teresa de Mier, the Argen- tine Domingo F. Sarmiento, and Rodriguez himself, was to simpllftr the alphabet by reducing...

... of Toronto Press, 1971. xiii+ 247 pp. $12.50. Keiss, T. J. Toward Dramatic Illusion: Theatrical Technique and Meaning Jrom Hardy to “Horace.” New Haven and London: Yale University Press, Yale Komanic Studies, Second Series, No. 22, 1971. viii + 212 pp. $7.50. Sarmiento, Edward (compiler...

... was inau- gurated by the ninth Inca, Pachakutiq, who ordered the construction of Saqsawaman and other temples dedicated to that deity.” Sarmiento de Gamboa, a leading expert on the wawqi, or brother symbols of noble lineages, affirms that “Chuquiylla” or Chuki Illa, the lightning, was adopted...

... lack these two qualities is regrettable. If Nerlich had summarized his conclusions at the end of each chapter, he could have remedied this deficiency. Luzhn, Feijoo, Sarmiento, Forner, Jovellanos, Martinez de la Rosa, Mora- tin, and Quintana are some of the many writers whose epic...

.... A giant like Sim6n Bolivar, for example, a hero by any standard, one who is converted into a saint and even into a Quijote by Unamuno on more than one occasion (“San Sim6n Bolivar” is a fascinating article), is never even mentioned. Nor is the Argentinian Sarmiento, certainly of heroic...

.... Bunkley, Allison Williams. The Life of Sarmiento. Princeton : Princeton Uni- versity Press, 1952. Pp. xv + 566. $7.50. Dabney, Lancaster E. French Dramatic Literature in the Reign of Henri IV: A Study of the Extant Plays Composed in France Between 1589 and 1610. Austin, Texas...

..., Yale Edition of the Works of Samuel Johnson, Vol. IX, I97 1. xxxviii + 185 pp. $8.75. Nieva, Constantino Sarmiento. This Transcending God: The Teaching of the Au- thor of“The Cloud of Unknozuing.” London: Mitre Press, 1971. xxiv + 274 pp. 45s. O’Driscoll, Kobert (editor). Theatre...

... be taken most seriously, assures not so much the presence of a “rigid . . . couple” (the expression might be best applied to Sarmiento’s scene of instruction with his son, in Vida de Dominguito) as the polymorphous, nonhierar- chical exchange of all-male feeling. My second observation...

.... Carilla, Emilio. Lengua y estilo en Sarmiento. La Plata, Argentina: Universidad Nacional de La Plata, Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educacih, Departamento de Letras, Monografias y Tesis, VII, 1964. 110 pp. Colby, Alice M. The Portrait in Twelfth-Century French Literature...

... and in Ercilla. In the nineteenth century one finds it at work in the writings of Simh Bolivar and in the Cam- paiia deZ ejh-cito grande of D. F. Sarmiento, who emphatically laments the subordinate role of the chronicler on the field of battle. However, the “shame”that Marti communicates to General...

... won’t mention earlier movements of creative pedagogy, before the vanguards of the 1920s and the 1960s and 1970s, but I can at least point to a few individuals. One is Domingo Sarmiento, founding father of Argentina, who created a rigorous and lasting educational system toward the end of the nineteenth...

... Ciencias de la Educacibn, Departamento de Letras, Trabajos, Comu- nicaciones y Conferencias, IV, 1963. 199 pp. Mantovani, Juan, et al. Sarmiento: Educador, socidlogo, escritor, politico. Buenos Aires: Universidad de Buenos Aires, Facultad de Filosofia y Letras, 1963. 233 pp. Men ton, Seymour...

... e formas de mentalidade .” Arquivos do Centro cultural português 9 : 183 – 221 . Manso Porto Carmen . 1996 . Diego Sarmiento de Acuña, conde de Gondomar (1567–1626): Erudito, mecenas y bibliófilo . N.p. : Xunta de Galicia . Mendes Margarida Vieira . 1999 . “ Baroque...

... (and multiply) the “cruelty” of Davenant’s title, Dr. Dorislaw’s Ghost pointedly recycles objects and composition from The Second Part of Vox Populi (fig. 1). The figure of Adriaan Pauw, Dutch ambassador to the Commonwealth of England, replicates in shape and position that of Diego Sarmiento de Acuña...