Sturgis E Leavitt
Biographic Data
| ID | 697795 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sturgis E Leavitt |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sturgis E |
| FAMILY NAME | Leavitt |
| SIGNATURE | LEAVITT S E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of North Carolina |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 51 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 51 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1920 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
An Introduction to Golden Age Drama in Spain
The Quinta Parte de Comedias Ascribed to Calderon de la Barca
An Index to Mexican Literary Periodicals
The Spanish American Reception of United States Fiction, 1920-1940
Aspects of Spanish-American Literature
Archer Milton Huntington
Revistas argentinas de vanguardia (1920-30)
Latin America. A Descriptive Survey
The Teaching of Spanish in the United States
Lions in Early Spanish Literature and on the Spanish Stage
Before venturing into the den of lions which lies ahead, it may be well to make the acquaintance of a few varmints that appear for a brief moment on the Spanish stage, and then are seen no more. Lope de Vega has a bear in El casamiento en la muerte, and another in Alejandro el Segundo, both of which are disposed of without difficulty. A tiger appears in Tirso's Escarmientos para el cuerdo and seizes the gracioso Diagnito, but does no apparent har…
Tesoro de Lecturas
Edición facsimilar de la Revista Literaria por J. V. González (1865)
The National Interest and Foreign Languages
Historia de la literatura chilena
Humor in the Autos of Calderon
In the autos sacramentales before the time of Calder6n there is considerable humor of a rough and ready variety. For the most part it is generated by peasants who horse around, making cheap jokes, usually about being hungry, and griping about their troubles. These humorous characters are pretty much of a piece, with little or no originality, and few, if any, distinctive characteristics. It is really surprising that Lope de Vega, who reveals a kee…
Pedro Crespo and the Captain in Calderon's Alcalde de Zalamea
Ricardo Palma and the Tradiciones Peruanas
Toward the end of his long life (18331919) Ricardo Palma became so much of an institution that practically everybody who visited Lima, if they had any pretense to literary tastes at all, made a pilgrimage to his home in Miraflores, just outside of Lima, to pay their respects to the family and to convey greetings to the grand old man. The writer of this article was one of the last of these numerous pilgrims and, although many years have passed sin…
Sound Spanish
Spanish and Portuguese in the Years Ahead
S OME of you are aware that this is the second time Su Mas Atento y Seguro Servidor has tried to present in person a presidential pronouncement. It is to be hoped that the second attempt will be more successful than the first. But, remembering what happened last year, the official in question is inclined to believe with Calder6n that this world about him may be only a dream. We shall see. The first attempt, a year ago, brought forth only the type…
Cervantes and Heroic Verse
A Rare Edition of Plays Attributed to Calderon
Isolation vs. Internationalism in Foreign Language Instruction
was experimenting successfully with intensive language instruction before the war started, and had begun work on the study of unusual languages. But it was the ASTP that really startled the country. The language program inaugurated for the Army demonstrated beyond a shadow of a doubt that the United States, up to then consideFed impervious to foreign languages, could really learn to speak something besides slang, baseball, and Brooklyn
Literary Currents in Hispanic America
Theses Dealing with Hispano-American Language and Literature -- 1943
Historia de la literatura boliviana
Notes and Comment
Bosquejo Historico de la Literatura Chilena
Chilean Literature: A Bibliography of Literary Criticism, Biography, and Literary Controversy. Part II
Chilean Literature: A Bibliography of Literary Criticism, Biography, and Literary Controversy
Three Plays by Calderon
The Theater in Madrid, October, 1929
Divine Justice in the Hazanas del CID
Juana la Loca: Su vida, su tiempo, su culpa
The Estrella de Sevilla and Claramonte
Some Aspects of the Grotesque in the Drama of the Siglo de Oro
A Tentative Bibliography of the Belles-Lettres of Ecuador
The Status of Spanish in the South Atlantic States
Carlos Maria Ocantos, Argentine Novelist. A Study of Indigenous, French, and Spanish Elements in His Work
The Instituto Internacional de Literatura Iberoamericana
A Reference Index to Twelve Thousand Spanish-American Authors. A Guide to the Literature of Spanish America
Figuras y Figurones
Theses Dealing with Hispano-American Language and Literature-1940
Pan-Americanism at the University of Florida
Theses Dealing with Hispano-American Language and Literature-1941
T HE following list of Masters' and Doctors' theses dealing with Hispano-American language and literature continues the lists begun in 19351 and continued yearly in HISPANIA since that date. Numerous additions made to previous lists are indicated by the date of the thesis. As was the case last year, the list for 1941 included theses from the Universities of Havana and Mexico. In the latter case the initials M.C.H., M.L
A Continued Experiment in Inter-Americanism
T HE Summer for South Americans held at the University of North Carolina in January and February of 1942 was not the exciting affair of the year before when one hundred and eight South Americans took Chapel Hill by storm. At that time the local hotel was filled to overflowing with students speaking Spanish and Portuguese, flags of the American nations were on display indoors and out, and the University took on an international character of notabl…
Concise Spanish Grammar
Por los siglos. An Anthology of Hispanic Readings
A Bibliography of Latin-American Bibliographies
Why Waste Time? Report on the Preliminary Spanish Program, University of North Carolina
Theses Dealing with Hispano-American Language and Literature -- 1942
T HE following list of Masters' and Doctors' theses dealing with Hispano-American language and literature continues the lists begun in 1935* and continued yearly since that date. As was the case last year, the list for 1942 includes theses from the Universities of Havana, Puerto Rico, and Mexico. Some titles for earlier years are included in this list. For other Ph.D. theses in preparation see previous lists
History (30 works) · Art (26 works) · Philosophy (16 works) · Political science (15 works) · Early Modern Spanish Literature (10 works) · Linguistics (10 works) · Spanish Literature and Culture Studies (10 works) · Comparative Literary Analysis and Criticism (9 works) · Literature (9 works) · Psychology (8 works)