Hispanic Literature

La recepción crítica del proyecto artístico y ético de Federico García Lorca: hacia una reelaboración de la historia literaria española del siglo XX

by Pablo Valdivia

en Literatura y Compromiso, Visor, 2011.

Entre razón y barbarie: las Novelas Históricas de Pío Baroja

by antonio dominguez leiva

El quatuor de matadero

by antonio dominguez leiva

Etología del mal y autobiografía delirante: La vida secreta de Salvador Dalí

by antonio dominguez leiva

Una Gigantomaquia neobarroca

by antonio dominguez leiva

Al servicio de su majestad

by antonio dominguez leiva

La heterodoxia religiosa en los años 30: de la violencia surrealista al humorismo conservador

by antonio dominguez leiva

El factor hispano: segunda aventura de" El hombre de los veintiún dedos"

by antonio dominguez leiva

Hacia una tipología de claves plásticas en la poesía española (1960-1980)

by antonio dominguez leiva

Gothic Galicia

by antonio dominguez leiva

Silence, Feminine Artistic Creation and Isabel Allende's La Casa De Los EspiÌ Ritus [Microform]

by Sarah Elaine Eaton

The “Long Tail” Hypothesis: The Diachronic Counter-Metanarrative of Hispanic Naturalism"

by JP Spicer-Escalante

Book chapter. "The “Long Tail” Hypothesis: The Diachronic Counter-Metanarrative of Hispanic Naturalism." Au Naturel: (Re)Reading Hispanic Naturalism. Ed. J.P. Spicer-Escalante and Lara Anderson. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2010. 11-36.

Literary naturalism, within the Hispanic context, has traditionally been read as a graphic realist school or movement... more Literary naturalism, within the Hispanic context, has traditionally been read as a graphic realist school or movement linked predominantly to late nineteenth century literary production. In this essay, I offer a theoretical proposal that re-semanticizes naturalismo. I propose that is a diachronic counter-metanarrative phenomenon that transcends the chronological and geographic limitations imposed by traditional criticism on naturalism. Re-read within the proposed theoretical framework, that traces the 'Long Tail' of naturalismo in the Hispanic context all the up to contemporarry Hispanic cinema, I propose that naturalismo, in a broad sense, is a diachronic post-modern socio-aesthetic phenomenon that transcends its nineteenth century roots and helps explain the ongoing disfunctionality of Hispanic society to the present day, a world predicated on a traditional belief in the slippery codes of modernidad in a post-modern context. As such, it is a potent epistemological tool for understanding not only Hispanic cultural production, but the 'naturel' state of affairs of Hispanic socio-cultural evolution in general in the globalized world in which we live.

Death and the Muse: The Poetry of Francisca Júlia

by Margaret Anne Clarke

Published in Ann Davies, Par Kumaraswami and Claire Williams (eds) (2008) Making Waves Anniversary Volume: Women in Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies. Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing

This chapter provides an overview of the poetic output of Brazil's best-known woman poet of the First Republic,... more This chapter provides an overview of the poetic output of Brazil's best-known woman poet of the First Republic, Francisca Júlia (1871? - 1920). After introducing some biographical details of the poet in their historical contexts, the chapter considers further the reputation of the poet, established in the Brazilian literary canon as the poet who most fully exemplified the thematic conventions and stylistic norms of Parnassianism, a neo-classical literary movement, also linked to the ideals of posivitism, and heavily influential in Brazil at this time. the chapter traces the way in which this reputation was established by Francisca Júlia's peers, and then examines more closely the actual content of the poet's principal volume "Poesias", whose content in reality displays considerable psychic anguish and  a considerably more complex relationship than has been traditionally represented with the Parnassian movement and its thematic contexts.

La pampa rioplatense: un espacio degradado en el imaginario hispano-criollo.

by Hugo Gaggiotti

Review of Malcolm Read, Educating the Educators

by Jon Beasley-Murray

Hispanic Research Journal 7.2 (June 2006): 191-192.

"Abigael Bohórquez o la voz sobre la frontera.” Romance Quarterly 53.2 (2006). 144-160.

by Christina Karageorgou-Bastea

La voz otra

by Susan Campos

CAMPOS FONSECA, Susan: “La voz otra” (Reseña de La voz otra en Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz. Las contradicciones entre razón y pasión (y) ”Unos jocosos entremeses” de Joaquín de Oreamuno. Bicentenario de tres piezas dramáticas del patrimonio cultural y literario de la colonia costarricense), en Librosdelacorte.es, Núm. 1, Año 2, primavera, 2010, ISSN: 1989-6425 (edición impresa, pp. 26-27).

“A Memory Studies approach to post-Spanish Civil War exile: the case of Mujeres Libres”.

by Helena López

In Buffery, Helena, Davis, Stuart y Hooper, Kirsty, eds. Reading Iberia: Theory/History/Identity. Bern: Peter Lang, 2007: 105-122.

“Exilio republicano, oposición antifranquista y crítica cultural en los años cincuenta. “Cartas desde España” de Juan de Toledo en la revista Ibérica por la libertad”.

by Helena López

En Aznar Soler, Manuel, ed. Escritores, editoriales y revistas del exilio republicano de 1939. Sevilla:Gexel/Renacimiento, 2006: 939-950.

An Introduction to Helena Parente Cunha

by Margaret Anne Clarke

The final version of this article was published in Maria H. Andra and Eva P. Bueno (eds.) Encyclopedia of Latin American Women's Writing. New York: Routledge: 471 - 473.

The particle provides an overview of the life and work of Helena Parente Cunha, the contemporary Brazilian novelist,... more The particle provides an overview of the life and work of Helena Parente Cunha, the contemporary Brazilian novelist, short-story writer, poet and academic. I give a brief biography, trace the main themes of the author's best-known prose fiction and also some critical interpretations of her work