An edition of Studies in modern Spanish literature and art
(1972)
Studies in modern Spanish literature and art
presented to Helen F. Grant
by Helen F. Grant and Nigel Glendinning
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Table of Contents
Brotherston, G. The speaking voice in Félix Grande's poetry.
Butt, J. W. Unamuno's idea of intrahistoria: its origins and significance.
Close, A. J. Don Quixote and Unamuno's philosophy of art.
Close, L. J. Guillén and the Aristotelian tradition.
Glendinning, N. Some versions of Carnival: Goya and Alas.
Hoyle, A. The politics of a hatless revolutionary, Ramón Gómez de la Serna.
Jones, R. O. and Scanlon, G. M. Ignacio Sánches Mejías: the mythic hero.
Milburn, A. Some modern Spanish painters.
Mills, R. S. The theme of scepticism in Borges' Tlön, Uqbar, orbis tertius.
Nadal, R. M. Un texto olvidado ?inédito? de Ramón.
Ribbans, G. Recaptured memory in Juan Ramón Jiménez and Antonio Machado.
Shergold, N. D. Unamuno's novelistic technique in San Manuel Bueno, mártir.
Sibbald, K. M. The theme of darkness in Jorge Guillén's early poems and variants to Cántico (1919-1928).
Terry, A. Tradition and symbolism in the estances of Carles Riba.
Varey, J. E. Torquemada and la lógica.
Waldron, T. P. Politics and the literary intellectual in Portugal and Spain: (1820-1936).
Wilson, E. M. Cernuda's debts.
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