Frederick S Stimson
Biographic Data
| ID | 815690 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frederick S Stimson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frederick S |
| FAMILY NAME | Stimson |
| SIGNATURE | STIMSON F S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Northwestern University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 28 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 28 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1954 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Ensayos hispanoamericanos
Literatura de la America Hispanica. Antologia e historia. Tomo I: La epoca colonial y la independencia (1492-1825)
Iulian del Casal: Vida y obra poetica
Literatura de la America hispanica
La generacion del 23 en Cuba y otros apuntes sobre el vanguardismo
East Meets West, South of the Border
Poet-Errant: A Biography of Ruben Dario
Historiografia indiana
Dario's "Estival" and Leconte de Lisle's "Le reve du jaguar
Life and Labor in Ancient Mexico
Dos novelistas falconianos
Azorin and the Spanish Stage
El primer virreypoeta en America
Diario de Colon
Los antiguos mexicanos a través de sus crónicas y cantares
Orígenes del hispanismo norteamericano
Francis Berrian: Hispanic Influence on American Romanticism
For Hispanists, the significance of Timothy Flint's Francis Berrian, or The Mexican Patriot (1826) is twofold. As the first North American novel set Mexico (a setting that soon afterwards became a vogue), it offers proof that from almost the beginning Yankee writers of fiction looked toward the Hispanic world for inspiration. Secondly, it reveals the importance of the role played by Spain the formation of the type of romanticism that was uniquely…
Spanish Influence on Early American Poetry
Driven by a spirit of nationalism and romanticism and stimulated by certain literary sources, many of North America's first poets, those of the revolutionary, national, and early romantic periods of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries (until ca. 1830) sought inspiration in the Hispanic world. There they found some seven themes for verses, which today, with the possible exception of Freneau's and Bryant's, may seem of questionable a…
Moctezuma, el de la silla de oro
The Beginning of Hispanic Influence on American Drama
Lo invisible: Azorin's Debt to Maeterlinck
Spanish Inspiration in the First American Adventure Stories
Yo y el ladron y ostros cuentos
Present Status of Studies in North American Hispanism
After presenting abundant bibliography of foreign influences on North American literature, the authors of the Literary History of the United States observe: No survey has yet been made of the contribution in America.' Considering the effort expended on even minor literary influences and the many accounts of Anglo-French, Anglo-German, and Franco-German relations, this neglect is surprising. It is even more so in view of the fact that since early …
William Robertson’s Influence on Early American Literature
For early North America and particularly its first creative writers (to 1831), William Robertson (1721–1793) seems to have been the chief source for all things pertaining to the Spanish in the New World. King’s chaplain, principal of the University of Edinburgh, and historiographer-royal of Scotland, Robertson achieved world-wide fame with his histories of Scotland, the reign of Charles V, and with A History of America . Of this last, the first e…
Life and Labor in Ancient Mexico
The Influence of Travel Books on Early American Hispanism
Students of the famous first contingent of Yankee Hispanists and of North American literature in general, during the national and revolutionary periods, are prone to overlook the pronounced influence of British, American, and French travel books about Spain and Spanish America. The popularity which travel accounts enjoyed in the nineteenth century is attested by a well-known publisher’s observation to the distinguished pioneer explorer of Central…
The Beginning of American Hispanism, 1770-1830
this indebtedness has continued up to the present, with Willa Cather, John dos Passos, Ernest Hemingway, and countless others,2 the motivations for its beginnings in the Revolutionary and National periods of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries seem worthy of consideration. Nationalism and patriotism may well constitute a major psychological cause of early literary concern with the Spanish world. The national attitude or prejudice s…
The Influence of Travel Books on Early American Hispanism
Students of the famous first contingent of Yankee Hispanists and of North American literature in general, during the national and revolutionary periods, are prone to overlook the pronounced influence of British, American, and French travel books about Spain and Spanish America. The popularity which travel accounts enjoyed in the nineteenth century is attested by a well-known publisher’s observation to the distinguished pioneer explorer of Central…
Walt Whitman en Hispanoamerica
Spanish Inspiration in the First American Adventure Stories
Yo y el ladron y ostros cuentos
Present Status of Studies in North American Hispanism
After presenting abundant bibliography of foreign influences on North American literature, the authors of the Literary History of the United States observe: No survey has yet been made of the contribution in America.' Considering the effort expended on even minor literary influences and the many accounts of Anglo-French, Anglo-German, and Franco-German relations, this neglect is surprising. It is even more so in view of the fact that since early …
William Robertson’s Influence on Early American Literature
For early North America and particularly its first creative writers (to 1831), William Robertson (1721–1793) seems to have been the chief source for all things pertaining to the Spanish in the New World. King’s chaplain, principal of the University of Edinburgh, and historiographer-royal of Scotland, Robertson achieved world-wide fame with his histories of Scotland, the reign of Charles V, and with A History of America . Of this last, the first e…
Moctezuma, el de la silla de oro
The Beginning of Hispanic Influence on American Drama
Lo invisible: Azorin's Debt to Maeterlinck
Francis Berrian: Hispanic Influence on American Romanticism
For Hispanists, the significance of Timothy Flint's Francis Berrian, or The Mexican Patriot (1826) is twofold. As the first North American novel set Mexico (a setting that soon afterwards became a vogue), it offers proof that from almost the beginning Yankee writers of fiction looked toward the Hispanic world for inspiration. Secondly, it reveals the importance of the role played by Spain the formation of the type of romanticism that was uniquely…
Spanish Influence on Early American Poetry
Driven by a spirit of nationalism and romanticism and stimulated by certain literary sources, many of North America's first poets, those of the revolutionary, national, and early romantic periods of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries (until ca. 1830) sought inspiration in the Hispanic world. There they found some seven themes for verses, which today, with the possible exception of Freneau's and Bryant's, may seem of questionable a…
Los antiguos mexicanos a través de sus crónicas y cantares
Orígenes del hispanismo norteamericano
El primer virreypoeta en America
Diario de Colon
Dos novelistas falconianos
Azorin and the Spanish Stage
Life and Labor in Ancient Mexico
Historiografia indiana
Dario's "Estival" and Leconte de Lisle's "Le reve du jaguar
Poet-Errant: A Biography of Ruben Dario
East Meets West, South of the Border
La generacion del 23 en Cuba y otros apuntes sobre el vanguardismo
Iulian del Casal: Vida y obra poetica
Art (20 works) · History (14 works) · Spanish Literature and Culture Studies (9 works) · Literature (8 works) · History (6 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Art history (5 works) · Humanities (5 works) · Latin American and Latino Studies (5 works) · Early Modern Spanish Literature (4 works)