Bernard Dulsey
Biographic Data
| ID | 1014424 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bernard Dulsey |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bernard |
| FAMILY NAME | Dulsey |
| SIGNATURE | DULSEY B |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1953 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
El cruce del rio
Mediodia
Las pequenas estaturas
Pedro Claver, el santo de los esclavos
Antologia
El nuevo principe
Valdelomar o la belle epoque
Spanish "Esdrujula" Adjectives with "-Ido" Endings
lesson provides ample opportunity to introduce new vocabulary and to reinforce familiar items. Students feel uninhibited and the result is an enjoyable class and an excellent learning situation. In conclusion, the foregoing lesson presents gustar with a minimization of its diffiulties for teacher and student. It provides for an active exchange between teacher and pupil and pupil and pupil. Finally, it offers a pleasant change for the class from t…
The Indian in the Ecuadorian Novel
La nueva literatura ecuatoriana
An Outline History of Spanish American Literature
Otras inquisiciones, 1937-1952
The Villagers (Huasipungo)
Spanish-American Poetry: A Bilingual Selection
The Rebellious Jargon of Barranquilla Youth
mente a una conclusi6n. There is no single word in Spanish which will serve the purpose. It is no wonder that the Americans were quite annoyed when they found out that the Panamanians expected negotiations. And the Panamanians must have felt that they had one more example of Yankee duplicity when it became clear that the Americans, as they stated, had not committed themselves to anything beyond exploratory talks
Jorge Icaza and His Ecuador
The second group argues that perhaps Icaza is accurate in his description of the Indian problem; but, they add, such miserable conditions, even when they truly pertain, do not justify their inclusion in literature. In other words, Icaza should not have been so disgustingly forthright in his presentation of the problem. Such things are not pretty to read. Huasipungo has been translated into Russian, Chinese, and every other major language but the …
Spanish Orthography (1781 and 1796)
Our university library was presented with a fourth edition Gramdtica de la Lengua Castellana published in Madrid in 1796 by the Real Academia Espaiiola. I was already the owner of a Spanish book on Education published in Madrid in 1781.1 It was therefore of great interest to me to compare the two books with regard to their spelling and to speculate, where possible, on the development of the orthography of present day Spanish. The Academia grammar…
Notes & Correspondence
Gender Differences in Romance Language Cognates
Spanish Words of Germanic Origin
Although words of derivation are neither as numerous nor as important in Spanish as words of Latin origin, they certainly merit the consideration of teachers of Spanish. By Germanic words we mean words that entered Spanish from the Gothic, German, Scandinavian, Flemish, Dutch, AngloSaxon, Old High German, and Middle High German. It is the purpose of this paper to consider only those modern Spanish words which can be found in respected dictionarie…
Greek and Latin Prefixes Common to Spanish and English
Some Common Spanish "al-" Nouns of Arabic Origin
Since Spanish developed out of the Latin spoken in the Iberian peninsula, foreign elements found their way into the Vulgar Latin spoken there: linguistic practices and usages, Ibero-Celtic words, and borrowings from the Carthaginians, Phoenicians, and Greeks. In the course of its history Spanish has demonstrated an almost unlimited ability to adopt and assimilate foreign elements. During the Arabic rule, Spanish assimilated a great amount of Arab…
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Some Common Spanish "al-" Nouns of Arabic Origin
Since Spanish developed out of the Latin spoken in the Iberian peninsula, foreign elements found their way into the Vulgar Latin spoken there: linguistic practices and usages, Ibero-Celtic words, and borrowings from the Carthaginians, Phoenicians, and Greeks. In the course of its history Spanish has demonstrated an almost unlimited ability to adopt and assimilate foreign elements. During the Arabic rule, Spanish assimilated a great amount of Arab…
Spanish Words of Germanic Origin
Although words of derivation are neither as numerous nor as important in Spanish as words of Latin origin, they certainly merit the consideration of teachers of Spanish. By Germanic words we mean words that entered Spanish from the Gothic, German, Scandinavian, Flemish, Dutch, AngloSaxon, Old High German, and Middle High German. It is the purpose of this paper to consider only those modern Spanish words which can be found in respected dictionarie…
Greek and Latin Prefixes Common to Spanish and English
Gender Differences in Romance Language Cognates
Notes & Correspondence
Spanish Orthography (1781 and 1796)
Our university library was presented with a fourth edition Gramdtica de la Lengua Castellana published in Madrid in 1796 by the Real Academia Espaiiola. I was already the owner of a Spanish book on Education published in Madrid in 1781.1 It was therefore of great interest to me to compare the two books with regard to their spelling and to speculate, where possible, on the development of the orthography of present day Spanish. The Academia grammar…
Jorge Icaza and His Ecuador
The second group argues that perhaps Icaza is accurate in his description of the Indian problem; but, they add, such miserable conditions, even when they truly pertain, do not justify their inclusion in literature. In other words, Icaza should not have been so disgustingly forthright in his presentation of the problem. Such things are not pretty to read. Huasipungo has been translated into Russian, Chinese, and every other major language but the …
The Rebellious Jargon of Barranquilla Youth
mente a una conclusi6n. There is no single word in Spanish which will serve the purpose. It is no wonder that the Americans were quite annoyed when they found out that the Panamanians expected negotiations. And the Panamanians must have felt that they had one more example of Yankee duplicity when it became clear that the Americans, as they stated, had not committed themselves to anything beyond exploratory talks
Spanish-American Poetry: A Bilingual Selection
An Outline History of Spanish American Literature
Otras inquisiciones, 1937-1952
The Villagers (Huasipungo)
La nueva literatura ecuatoriana
The Indian in the Ecuadorian Novel
Spanish "Esdrujula" Adjectives with "-Ido" Endings
lesson provides ample opportunity to introduce new vocabulary and to reinforce familiar items. Students feel uninhibited and the result is an enjoyable class and an excellent learning situation. In conclusion, the foregoing lesson presents gustar with a minimization of its diffiulties for teacher and student. It provides for an active exchange between teacher and pupil and pupil and pupil. Finally, it offers a pleasant change for the class from t…
Las pequenas estaturas
Pedro Claver, el santo de los esclavos
Antologia
El nuevo principe
Valdelomar o la belle epoque
Mediodia
El cruce del rio
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