Donald F Fogelquist
Biographic Data
| ID | 702167 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Donald F Fogelquist |
| GIVEN NAMES | Donald F |
| FAMILY NAME | Fogelquist |
| SIGNATURE | FOGELQUIST D F |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Los Angeles |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1950 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Juan Ramon Jimenez
The Spanish in America, 1513-1974 a Chronology and Fact Book
Poet and Pine
small pines. Seen from the town they form a dark fringe where hills meet sky. Among these pine-clad hills, some two or three kilometers from Moguer, lies Fuentepifia the country retreat of the Jimenez family. The house, a white, onestory building with tile roof and an arcaded veranda, now stands vacant. Grass and weeds have reclaimed the yard, which was once a well-tended garden. It is a secluded spot, but on every side affords a view of grassy m…
Espanoles de America y americanos de Espana
El postmodernismo
The Silva-Dario Controversey
one writer to represent them in an anthology of world poetry, it is quite likely that they would come close to unanimity in their choice-a rare phenomenon in Latin America-and that it would be Ruben Dario. Dario's prestige, great as it was during his lifetime, has not diminished since his death, and it is improbable that, any future investigations or reappraisals will greatly affect it. His poetry is often used as a standard of excellence to eval…
A Reappraisal of Becquer
Literary historians and scholars have ordinarily designated Gustavo Adolfo B6cquer as a post-Romantic. In the anthologies his works occupy a place after those of Espronceda, the Duque de Rivas, and Zorrilla. Usually the selections from Becquer's poems are meager by comparison with those of his Romantic predecessors. It is easy to conclude-and this has quite often occurred-that B6cquer was a minor poet who appeared at the end of the Romantic movem…
The Humorous Genius of Jose Santos Gonzalez Vera
In Latin American literature a humorous vein can be traced from earliest colonial times down to the present day, but humorous works of enduring literary merit are relatively few. Not every generation produced a writer of the caliber of FernAndez de Lizardi or Ricardo Palma. Among contemporary writers in Latin America there may be none who can be judged the equal of these masters. However, no objection can possibly be raised to the designation of …
La dramática vida de Rubén Darío
The Bilingualism of Paraguay
Of the nations of the New World, Paraguay is the only one that is bilingual. There are several countries (Bolivia, Mexico, Peru) where more than one language is spoken, countries in which there is an official European language, but in which large segments of the population still retain their indigenous tongue. Yet Spanish has always been the language of the literate classes, and it would be rare to find an educated person well versed in one of th…
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The Bilingualism of Paraguay
Of the nations of the New World, Paraguay is the only one that is bilingual. There are several countries (Bolivia, Mexico, Peru) where more than one language is spoken, countries in which there is an official European language, but in which large segments of the population still retain their indigenous tongue. Yet Spanish has always been the language of the literate classes, and it would be rare to find an educated person well versed in one of th…
The Humorous Genius of Jose Santos Gonzalez Vera
In Latin American literature a humorous vein can be traced from earliest colonial times down to the present day, but humorous works of enduring literary merit are relatively few. Not every generation produced a writer of the caliber of FernAndez de Lizardi or Ricardo Palma. Among contemporary writers in Latin America there may be none who can be judged the equal of these masters. However, no objection can possibly be raised to the designation of …
La dramática vida de Rubén Darío
A Reappraisal of Becquer
Literary historians and scholars have ordinarily designated Gustavo Adolfo B6cquer as a post-Romantic. In the anthologies his works occupy a place after those of Espronceda, the Duque de Rivas, and Zorrilla. Usually the selections from Becquer's poems are meager by comparison with those of his Romantic predecessors. It is easy to conclude-and this has quite often occurred-that B6cquer was a minor poet who appeared at the end of the Romantic movem…
The Silva-Dario Controversey
one writer to represent them in an anthology of world poetry, it is quite likely that they would come close to unanimity in their choice-a rare phenomenon in Latin America-and that it would be Ruben Dario. Dario's prestige, great as it was during his lifetime, has not diminished since his death, and it is improbable that, any future investigations or reappraisals will greatly affect it. His poetry is often used as a standard of excellence to eval…
El postmodernismo
Espanoles de America y americanos de Espana
Poet and Pine
small pines. Seen from the town they form a dark fringe where hills meet sky. Among these pine-clad hills, some two or three kilometers from Moguer, lies Fuentepifia the country retreat of the Jimenez family. The house, a white, onestory building with tile roof and an arcaded veranda, now stands vacant. Grass and weeds have reclaimed the yard, which was once a well-tended garden. It is a secluded spot, but on every side affords a view of grassy m…
The Spanish in America, 1513-1974 a Chronology and Fact Book
Juan Ramon Jimenez
Art (7 works) · History (4 works) · Linguistics (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Comparative Literary Analysis and Criticism (2 works) · Cultural and Social Studies in Latin America (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Spanish Linguistics and Language Studies (2 works)