... Latin America antropofagia vanguards Pre-Texts Area studies about Latin America and other regions of the world have ignoble origins, unless your notion of nobility includes the pragmatic scoundrels for whom Machiavelli wrote The Prince . While World War II cooled off into a contest between...

... masses to the leaders of the Revolution. He tells us (p. 166) that “the legislators were in the train, not in the vanguard, of the most articulate and aggressive Revolutionary opinion,” and that the mass of the people came to realize the revolutionary character of the Declaration...

... lawyer husband in the vanguard of moderate social reformers. Her first literary production, strongly in the late naturalist and psychological tradition, depicted the struggle of a young woman to be true to her own impulses and, at the same time, to endure the moral code of the time...

...Philip A. Wadsworth Monica Sutherland. London: Jonathan Cape, 1953. Pp. 192. 12s. 6d. © 1954 University of Washington 1954 Philip A. Wadsworth 195 history of Hispanic Literature. His “Facundo” led the vanguard of an Argentine genre...

... of the Vanguard), properly positing that in italics as the “First Canon” of symbolism; “continu- ally and consistently applicable through a single work,” says likewise the clear-headed Mr. Hillyer. So it actually was, as not earlier, accord- ing to Sir Maurice Bowra, for the poet Valbry in his Charmes...

... in her “Julie, ou La Nouvelle Htloise”: A Synthesis of Rous- seau’s Thought, 1749-1759 (1949), takes her place in the vanguard of the analytic monographers with an excellent contribution to our understanding of the relationship between art and truth in the Confessions. Writing with sufficient...

... at Tan Lin, our literary history will have to extend itself accordingly. The vanguard contemporary philosophers of mind, led by Andy Clark, argue that cognition embraces and passes interactively through lived environments. Parallel to those developments, intersections between poetics and “new materialism...

... of immigrants brought new hands to settle and work the great expanses of unsettled territory. Sarmiento’s writings assumed a prominent position in the Philip A. Wadsworth 195 history of Hispanic Literature. His “Facundo” led the vanguard...

... of this grand Republic, that we, the citizens of Howard and vicinity, pledge ourselves to firmly support this grand element-the vanguard of civilization. . . . Resolved, That we are opposed to the settlement of any more bands of wild Indians on the Indian Territory.4 Although I know of no direct...

..., should an enlightened Government consider that occasion did not call . . . and Germany and Weissnichtwo were where they should be, in the vanguard of the world . . . they had only established the Professor- ship, nowise endowed it; . . . Great, among the more enlightened classes...

...” (12) of modernist vanguardism with First World War bans on instruction in German and the first English-­ only language legislation, introduced in Nebraska in 1920 and Illinois in 1923. “Reinventing Vox Americana,” the book’s first chapter, offers a thought- ful reading of H. L. Mencken’s...

... in multiple registers. As criticism vividly inflected by its object, in this sense,Accented America  is a record of sustainedly inspired and inspiring work. Its roots, Miller tells us, lie in the “intriguing historical coincidence” (12) of modernist vanguardism with First World War bans...

...” (12) of modernist vanguardism with First World War bans on instruction in German and the first English-­ only language legislation, introduced in Nebraska in 1920 and Illinois in 1923. “Reinventing Vox Americana,” the book’s first chapter, offers a thought- ful reading of H. L. Mencken’s...

... in multiple registers. As criticism vividly inflected by its object, in this sense,Accented America  is a record of sustainedly inspired and inspiring work. Its roots, Miller tells us, lie in the “intriguing historical coincidence” (12) of modernist vanguardism with First World War bans...

... in multiple registers. As criticism vividly inflected by its object, in this sense,Accented America  is a record of sustainedly inspired and inspiring work. Its roots, Miller tells us, lie in the “intriguing historical coincidence” (12) of modernist vanguardism with First World War bans...

... in multiple registers. As criticism vividly inflected by its object, in this sense,Accented America  is a record of sustainedly inspired and inspiring work. Its roots, Miller tells us, lie in the “intriguing historical coincidence” (12) of modernist vanguardism with First World War bans...

...” (12) of modernist vanguardism with First World War bans on instruction in German and the first English-­ only language legislation, introduced in Nebraska in 1920 and Illinois in 1923. “Reinventing Vox Americana,” the book’s first chapter, offers a thought- ful reading of H. L. Mencken’s...

...: A Dialogue with Time: Nature as an Expres- sion of Temporality in the Poetry of Antonio Machado. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1969. xi + 207 pp. $7.95. Ilie, Paul (editor). Documents of the Spanish Vanguard. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, Studies...

... than in previous decades (when writers like Simon simply repre- sented a non-national vanguard production of Literature as such)? Has the fission we associate with the “new social movements,”micropolitics and microgroups, now fastened onto national traditions, such that “French...

... at the vanguard of the contemporary, anticipating back in 1600 the cutting edge of the most recent now. Quite a feat—especially for a character famous as a pro- crastinator. But what a strange prolepsis. How can a work be anachronous with its own time...