Michael Ugarte
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 5440355 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Michael Ugarte |
| NOMBRES | Michael |
| APELLIDO | Ugarte |
| FIRMA | UGARTE M |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Missouri |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1973 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Michael Ugarte
No hay una literatura española..." (10).El que habla es nada menos que Octavio Paz citado por Daniel Aguirre Oteiza en la introducción a su reciente libro, cuya traducción sería "Esta poesía fantasmal", sobre la historia y memoria de poetas españoles republicanos exiliados durante o después de la Guerra Civil.Esta declaración para algunos académicos, como Aguirre Oteiza (y como el que reseña su libro), estudiosos de la literatura española contemp…
African Islands
Cultures of the erotic in Spain, 1898–1939
Response to “The logic of the Tenure Decision
I read the article titled “The Logic of the Tenure Decision: In Dubio Contra “Reum” that was published in the most recent issue of PS . I am particularly interested in this discussion and re-evaluation of tenure because it is a timely issue (within and outside of academia) and because I have been personally and professionally involved in the process at many levels for many years
Empires waxing and waning
Spain's Heart of Darkness
“An idea ... an unselfish belief in an idea—something you can set up, and bow down before, and offer a sacrifice to ... ” (251). Indeed, Africa is about the idea, or so seems to think Charlie Marlow th
Cuando África empieza en los Pirineos
Este monografico del Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies presenta cinco ensayos y una entrevista a partir de la convocatoria de una Espana africana. La distincion entre lo que habria sido una llama
The Canon and the Archive
This volume rethinks the opposition between canonical and noncanonical, opting instead for understanding the literary canon as a segment of the larger archive of literature. Beyond what is presently regarded as canonical, this archive includes previously valued works that have been forgotten, as well as an indefinite supply of works as yet unconsecrated or unknown. Drawing from an eclectic array of theoretical sources - from Stanley Fish, Barbara…
Madrid 1900
Working at a Discount
MLN - Volume 114, Number 2, March 1999 (Hispanic Issue)
Madrid 1900
Understanding Juan Goytisolo
Madrid 1900. The Capital as Cradle of Literature and Culture
The center of Spanish national identity, turn-of-the-century Madrid offered a haven for young writers to try out their ideas and launch their careers. Madrid 1900 assesses the cultural history of the city and its relation to the cultural history of Spain through examining the literature written in and on Madrid at this time.Michael Ugarte understands Madrid as a specific urban landscape and political entity that shaped the lives and writings a nu…
Madrid 1900
Narrating the Past
Shifting Ground
Shifting Ground
Luis Cernuda and the Poetics of Exile
No se quede aqui, no se quede aqui.I These words were spoken to Luis Cernuda in 1948 when he was suffering through his final days at Mount Holyoke College before a summer in Mexico and well after his departure from Spain, a country to which he would never return. In his autobiography, Cernuda recalls this haunting phrase as somewhat of a moral imperative. Like an echo, it repeats itself. The stress on the final syllable of suggests an obsession, …
Trilogy of Treason
Max Aub's Magical Labyrinth of Exile
Trilogy of Treason
Trilogy of Treason. An Intertextual Study of Juan Goytisolo
Tiempo de silencio and the Language of Displacement
Sonaba el y he olido el timbre. The beginning sentence of Luis Martin-Santos' novel, Tiempo de silencio, is as grammatically dissident as the rest of the work.' There is something peculiar, even irritating, about the construction; it is unbalanced, awkward. It seems resistant to the reader's attempt to make sense out of it. The sentence affirms its own glaring contradiction: it is symmetrically constructed (two clauses nearly equal in length sepa…
La galeria
Madrid 1900. The Capital as Cradle of Literature and Culture
The center of Spanish national identity, turn-of-the-century Madrid offered a haven for young writers to try out their ideas and launch their careers. Madrid 1900 assesses the cultural history of the city and its relation to the cultural history of Spain through examining the literature written in and on Madrid at this time.Michael Ugarte understands Madrid as a specific urban landscape and political entity that shaped the lives and writings a nu…
Luis Cernuda and the Poetics of Exile
No se quede aqui, no se quede aqui.I These words were spoken to Luis Cernuda in 1948 when he was suffering through his final days at Mount Holyoke College before a summer in Mexico and well after his departure from Spain, a country to which he would never return. In his autobiography, Cernuda recalls this haunting phrase as somewhat of a moral imperative. Like an echo, it repeats itself. The stress on the final syllable of suggests an obsession, …
La galeria
Tiempo de silencio and the Language of Displacement
Sonaba el y he olido el timbre. The beginning sentence of Luis Martin-Santos' novel, Tiempo de silencio, is as grammatically dissident as the rest of the work.' There is something peculiar, even irritating, about the construction; it is unbalanced, awkward. It seems resistant to the reader's attempt to make sense out of it. The sentence affirms its own glaring contradiction: it is symmetrically constructed (two clauses nearly equal in length sepa…
Trilogy of Treason
Trilogy of Treason. An Intertextual Study of Juan Goytisolo
Trilogy of Treason
Max Aub's Magical Labyrinth of Exile
Luis Cernuda and the Poetics of Exile
No se quede aqui, no se quede aqui.I These words were spoken to Luis Cernuda in 1948 when he was suffering through his final days at Mount Holyoke College before a summer in Mexico and well after his departure from Spain, a country to which he would never return. In his autobiography, Cernuda recalls this haunting phrase as somewhat of a moral imperative. Like an echo, it repeats itself. The stress on the final syllable of suggests an obsession, …
Shifting Ground
Shifting Ground
Narrating the Past
Madrid 1900
Madrid 1900
Understanding Juan Goytisolo
Madrid 1900. The Capital as Cradle of Literature and Culture
The center of Spanish national identity, turn-of-the-century Madrid offered a haven for young writers to try out their ideas and launch their careers. Madrid 1900 assesses the cultural history of the city and its relation to the cultural history of Spain through examining the literature written in and on Madrid at this time.Michael Ugarte understands Madrid as a specific urban landscape and political entity that shaped the lives and writings a nu…
Madrid 1900
Working at a Discount
MLN - Volume 114, Number 2, March 1999 (Hispanic Issue)
The Canon and the Archive
This volume rethinks the opposition between canonical and noncanonical, opting instead for understanding the literary canon as a segment of the larger archive of literature. Beyond what is presently regarded as canonical, this archive includes previously valued works that have been forgotten, as well as an indefinite supply of works as yet unconsecrated or unknown. Drawing from an eclectic array of theoretical sources - from Stanley Fish, Barbara…
Spain's Heart of Darkness
“An idea ... an unselfish belief in an idea—something you can set up, and bow down before, and offer a sacrifice to ... ” (251). Indeed, Africa is about the idea, or so seems to think Charlie Marlow th
Cuando África empieza en los Pirineos
Este monografico del Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies presenta cinco ensayos y una entrevista a partir de la convocatoria de una Espana africana. La distincion entre lo que habria sido una llama
Empires waxing and waning
Response to “The logic of the Tenure Decision
I read the article titled “The Logic of the Tenure Decision: In Dubio Contra “Reum” that was published in the most recent issue of PS . I am particularly interested in this discussion and re-evaluation of tenure because it is a timely issue (within and outside of academia) and because I have been personally and professionally involved in the process at many levels for many years
Cultures of the erotic in Spain, 1898–1939
African Islands
Michael Ugarte
No hay una literatura española..." (10).El que habla es nada menos que Octavio Paz citado por Daniel Aguirre Oteiza en la introducción a su reciente libro, cuya traducción sería "Esta poesía fantasmal", sobre la historia y memoria de poetas españoles republicanos exiliados durante o después de la Guerra Civil.Esta declaración para algunos académicos, como Aguirre Oteiza (y como el que reseña su libro), estudiosos de la literatura española contemp…
Art (20 obras) · Literature (10 obras) · Spanish Literature and Culture Studies (10 obras) · History (9 obras) · Spanish Culture and Identity (8 obras) · Comparative Literary Analysis and Criticism (6 obras) · Archaeology (4 obras) · Early Modern Spanish Literature (4 obras) · Hispanic-African Historical Relations (4 obras) · Humanities (4 obras)