...Peter Brooks In France, debate on the death penalty runs from the French Revolution until abolition in 1981. One of the more remarkable contributions to the debate is the novel by Victor Hugo, Le dernier jour d'un condamné [ The Last Day of a Man Sentenced to Death ], first published in 1829...

...Hugo Albuquerque This article discusses the protests that shook Brazil in 2013. The argument grounds itself in the hypothesis that the protests can only be understood by analyzing the current scenario of the country’s class composition, history, and relationship to the civilizational paradigm...

...Hugo M. Reichard Copyright © 1976 by Duke University Press 1976 Pope s Exacting Course in Criticism Hugo M. Reichard By presuming that the actions in literary works, for all their lifelike regularity, will go much of the time by other rules, we can (I pro­ pose) catch a celebrated poet...

...Vitrina Dystópica; Patricio Azócar Donoso; Hugo Sir Retamales The result of the 2022 plebiscite in Chile indicates a new stage of the Chilean neoconservative and oligarchic reaction, as well as of the mood of the social forces that developed with the 2019 revolt. Drawing on political research...

...Roland Denis Moving beyond the well-worn evaluations of the Venezuelan political situation (for or against Hugo Chávez), this essay sets out to describe the various currents and positions within the Bolivarian camp as well as its increasingly uncertain future in the electoral realm. Roland Denis...

...George Ciccariello-Maher When Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez died in March 2013, he left behind an unfulfilled dream that was never his alone: that of the “communal state.” Amid the complicated maneuvering of the post-Chávez era, this aspiration—which would see the expansion and unification...

... of his subject. It will be of much service to the future students and writers of Ameri­ can diplomatic history. This edition by Dr. Bruner of Hugo s famous romantic tragedy is intended primarily for school use. The intro­ duction discusses the theory of the romantic as opposed to the classic drama...

... record of Sainte-Beuve s love for Madame Hugo and two other women, and of his bestially ro­ mantic and mystically fleshly approach to Christianity. It has but little interest to-day save for the prier into Sainte-Beuve s amatory divagations or religious incapacities. Dully revolt­ ing...

... of the artist. It is when he reads Pursewarden s letters, however, that something like Epiphany occurs. Sitting in Clea s room alone and by candlelight a setting worthy of Hugo 392 The South Atlantic Quarterly Darley pores over the letters and discovers not only the genius of Pursewarden but himself as well...

... included not only Paris, London, and Stanford, the Dreyfus case, two World Wars, prosperity and depression, but also a reading of Hugo, Renan, Taine, and Vigny, who opened avenues of study. Through Renan he came to Anatole France, Voltaire, Montaigne, Jonah ; through Taine, Auguste Comte, De Maistre...

..., but also a reading of Hugo, Renan, Taine, and Vigny, who opened avenues of study. Through Renan he came to Anatole France, Voltaire, Montaigne, Jonah ; through Taine, Auguste Comte, De Maistre and Burke; through Vigny, Pascal, Aeschylus, Job, and Unamuno; through Hugo, Goethe, Shakespeare and Dante...

.... Both abound in long descriptions, and over-devotion to the grotesque often leads to preoccupation with the obscene. The two great originators of Realism Balzac and Flaubert began as Romanticists and never fully lost their earlier characteristics. Victor Hugo in his later works shows a decided trace...

... Universidad de Buenos Aires . Trinchero Hugo , ed. 2003 . Informe del relevamiento entre empresas recuperadas por los trabajadores (Report on the Study of Worker-Recovered Companies) . Buenos Aires : Programa Facultad Abierta and and Facultad de Filosofía y Letras de la Universidad de Buenos...

... politics that includes Elie Faure, Henri Focillon, and Andre Malraux.3 One ofthe poets in this tradition was Victor Hugo, who declared that the physical mass and infinite energy of his poetry were constitutive of its politics and ethics. What Le pli makes especially obvious is that Deleuze belongs...

... gives a translation in English of a passage from Victor Hugo s Les Miserables, but the translation has a different stress in the two versions. He first describes the young Rousseau, who, believing himself mortally ill, dedicated with renewed energy his remaining time to art, and then, in the 1868...

... at the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 1. In general see Hugo Eckener, Im Zeppelin iiber Lander und Meere (Flensburg, 1949); Hans von Schiller, Zeppelin: Wegbereiter des Weltluftverkehrs (Bad Godesberg, 1966); Peter W. Brooks, Historic Airships (London, 1973); Douglas H. Robin­ son, Giants in the Sky...

... to, our ancestors, this personal application must inevitably be made. If any one now desires to witness the power of this personal appeal in modern literature, let him turn to Victor Hugo s play of Hernani, the master-piece of the French romantic drama. Here again, as in our earlier illustrations...

... cannot work in the service of arguments against capital punishment either. In his essay, Peter Brooks reflects on two novels by Victor Hugo, Le der- nier jour d’un condamné (1829) and Quatrevingt-treize (1874), both of which present strong cases for the abolition of capital punishment but yet...

.... Kaplan, Peter W., et al. “Visual Evoked Potentials in Adrenoleukodystrophy: A Trial with Glycerol Trioleate and Lorenzo Oil.” Annals of Neurology 34 ( 1993 ): 169 –74. Moser, Hugo W. “Lorenzo's Oil.” Lancet 341 ( 1993 ): 544 . Moser, et al. “Adrenoleukodystrophy: Elevated C26 Fatty Acid...

... the visible and the invisible are said to meet. In the tradition of emblem titles, we may recall that Victor Hugo put Dieu in larger and larger type with each suc- Tseng 2002.1.30 18:38...