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Back MatterSource: Journal of Spanish Studies: Twentieth Century, Vol. 1, No. 1 (Spring, 1973)Published by: Society of Spanish & Spanish-American StudiesStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/27740612 .
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JOURNAL OF SPANISH STUDIES: TWENTIETH CENTURY Department of Modern Languages Kansas State University MANHATTAN, KANSAS 66506 (U. S. A.)
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ANNOUNCE A NEW SERIES OF CRITICAL ESSAYS ON HISPANIC AUTHORS
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Luis Gonz?lez del Valie Kansas State University
CONTENTS1 The series publishes outstanding scholarly essays dealing with prominent figures in the literatures of Spain and Spanish America.
MANUSCRIPTS: Should be prepared in accordance with the MLA Style Sheet, all notes at the end. The original and a copy should be accompanied by return postage. Essays may be written in English or Spanish.
GENERAL INFORMATION: The series will begin with two volumes on the Spanish playwrights Fernando Arrabal and Jos? Ruibal. Manuscripts are welcome.
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A Concept Approach A classic in the field, this dynamic, multifaceted program is designed to enable be ginning students to understand, speak, and write Spanish with great facility. The concept approach on which the text is based focuses on the ideas that language serves to express; employs association of related structures and words to build vocab
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original "Horas de Conversaci?n"; 12 cultural essays (six depict history through art; six deal with contemporary problems of Spain and Latin America); hundreds of illustrations, many in full color.
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No. 80 julio-septiembre de 1972
ESTUDIOS: Emir Rodr?guez Monegal, Borges y la Nouvelle Critique; Ana Mar?a
Barranechea, Ensayo de una Tipolog?a de la Literatura Fant?stica; John Caviglia, Un Punto entre Cero: el Tema del Tiempo en Trilce; Armando Zarate, C?sar Vallejo: Premonici?n y V?speras; Stasys Gostautas, La Evasi?n de la Ciudad en las Novelas de Roberto Arlt; Kalman Jorge Barsy, Notas sobre la Estructura de Memorias Postumas de Bras Cubas: Jos? Mar?a Carranza, La Cr?tica Social en las F?bulas de Marco Denevi.
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Unamuno is studied here in a comparative manner. He is presented as a man
of his time, uttering the anguish of the twentieth century, born into the climate of
Kierkegaard and Ibsen, and anticipating the figures of Kafka an Sartre. Since modern trends in philosophy seem to lend themselves most aptly to the novel, it is particularly in the context of the novel that Unamuno's originality as a thinker is assessed. There is full bibliography and Index.
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SUMARIO Vol. II, No. 3 ? Enero-Marzo ? 1972
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y de Jorge de Lima. Dami?n Bay?n: L?ger: del esteticismo al arte engag?. ? Georges Londeix: A prop?sito de "Pour une th?orie du nouveau roman" de Jean Ricardou. ? Jos? Luis Cano: Espa?a, 1971. ?Crisis literaria? ? Ra?l Gustavo Aguirre: Fernand Verhesen o la poes?a como espacio vital. $ Jos? Emilio Gonz?lez: Un libro sobre Puerto Rico. % Notas:
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Octavio Paz The Bow and the Lyre. Translated by Ruth L. C. Simms. To be published in October 1973. $8.50
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