...Bernadette Andrea Mimesis and Empire: The New World, Islam, and European Identities. By Barbara Fuchs. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2001. xiii + 211 pp;Old Worlds: Egypt, Southwest Asia, India, and Russia in Early Modern English Writing. By John Michael Archer. Stanford, Calif...

... Cardiff, Wales Southwest Goethe Festival: A Collection of Nine Papers. Edited by GILBERTJ. JORDAN. Dallas: Southern Methodist University Studies, No. 5, 1949. Pp. xiv + 112. $3.00, cloth; $2.00, paper. If American scholarship in the past did fail to establish contact with the culti...

... to present-day New Mexico such things as the Spanish language and European theater, first performed in the Southwest at a place southeast of what is today El Paso and, immediately afterward, at villages and settlements throughout New Mexico.4 But Oñate and his army...

... to demand it. R. GEORGETHOMAS Cardiff, Wales Southwest Goethe Festival: A Collection of Nine Papers. Edited by GILBERTJ. JORDAN. Dallas: Southern Methodist University Studies, No. 5, 1949. Pp. xiv + 112. $3.00, cloth; $2.00...

... as between Wales, the southwest, and Brittany . We should recognize, then, that the Celtic traditions transmitted into Arthurian romance are of two kinds: first, the names of the legendary heroes of the Brittonic-speaking Celts; and second, a large number of narrative themes, partly...

...). Southwest Goethe Festival: A Collection of Nine Papers. Dallas : University Press in Dallas, Southern Methodist University Studies, No. 5, 1949. Pp. xi + 112. Cloth, $3.00; paper, $2.00. Reichert, Herbert W. Basic Concepts in the Philosophy of Gottfried Keller. Chapel Hill...

... as a whole, especially if paired with the peons’ fulfilled desire for American lucre in return for their free labor. For the long century of Mexican southern Texas and other parts of the Southwest, this is too much romance. After 1848 social relations between the Anglos and Mexicans there were...

.... (editor). The Advancement of Learning (1649) by John Hall. Liverpool: At the University Press, Liverpool Reprints No. 7, 1953. Pp. xiv + 54. 5s. net. Fay, Eliot. Lorenzo in Search of the Sun: D. H. Lawrence in Italy, Mexico, and the American Southwest. New York: Bookman Associates...

... (review), Germanic Review, XXV (1950), 231 f. Roloff-Mix-Nicolai, German Literature in British Magazines, 1750- 1860, ed. B. Q. Morgan and A. R. Hohlfeld (review), Journal of English and Germanic Philology, L (1951), 122 f. Southwest Goethe Festival: A Collection of Nine Papers, ed. G. J...

... pp. Stafford, T. J. (editor). Shakespeare in the Southwest: Some New Directions. El Paso: Texas Western Press, University of Texas at El Paso Literature Series, No. 1, 1969. viii + 107 pp. $2.00. Tillier, Louis. Studies in the Sources of Arnold Bennett‘s Novels. Published...

... he is working on could be any one of his early narratives dealing with the Southwest. 8 Lady Charlotte Bruce married Frederick Locker in July, 1850; died in 1872. 9The one child of the marriage of Charlotte and Frederick Locker was Eleanor Locker, who married Lionel Tennyson...

... Frightening the Squatter” see F. J. Meine, Tall Tales of the Southwest (New York, 1930) ; Walter Blair, Native American Humor (New York, 1937) ; American Literature (November, 1931) ; Bernard DeVoto, Mark Twain’s America, IV (Boston, 1932) ; and F. L. Pattee, Mark Twain (New York, 1933...

... The English edition introduces, through faulty translation, an additional ambiguity. On page 82 we read that the pines lean “toward the southwest, the direction of the prevailing winds”; but on page 164 the trees “Yield to the pre- vailing winds-that is, lean toward the southemt...

... four parallel departure points in order to stress that from the very start there has always been diversity. The cultures of the Native Americans, the Anglicans in England, the explorers of the Southwest, and the Puritans in New England were markedly different and compet- ing fiercely...

... islands of the open main” (97-99) and “and turning our stern toward morning, our bow toward night,/ we bore southwest out of the world of man” (I 15-16). In Ciardi’s footnote to the line (p. 225) he explicitly states that Deidainia died of grief over Achilles’ abantlonnient of her...

... the nationalist cause originally directed at the French into a lib- eral cause and to replace national unity with constitutional liberty.28 In this respect Gervinus paved the way for a major document of Southwest German liberalism, the famed Staats-Lexikon, edited by Karl von Rotteck and Karl Welcker, which...

.... Of Thorbjorn Karlsefni I. 1. There was a man named Thorbjorn and called Karlsefni (i.e., the makings of a man), he said he was going to explore Green- land all around, farther than others ever had sailed and explored. 2. He sailed southwest from Greenland until the quality of the land grew...

... at Heidelberg, etc they all pursue a critique of Mant’s theory of cate- gories in different ways. They are sometimes called the Baden, or Southwest German, school because, despite the nuances that set them apart from each other, they are distinct from other contemporary neo- Kantians (such as Hermann...

... in the tension of the anxiety they felt about each other’s work. Out of the repression and subversion of that influence came some of the finest fiction of the first three decades of this century. Southwest Texas State University 29 David J. Gordon considers this point in D. H. Lawrence...

... Speaks of Rivers” while he crossed the Mississippi, a recent high school graduate, en route to see his father in Mexico.26 In a mere four lines his poem crosses four rivers, one in Southwest Asia, two in Africa, one in North America: 25 Among the theoretical works informing this general view...