Paul Ilie
Biographic Data
| ID | 968586 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paul Ilie |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paul |
| FAMILY NAME | Ilie |
| SIGNATURE | ILIE P |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 38 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 38 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1961 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Age of Minerva. Counter-Rational Reason in the Eighteenth Century. Goya and the Paradigm of Unreason in Western Europe
The Age of Minerva, Volume 1: Counter-Rational Reason in the Eighteenth Century--Goya and the Paradigm of Unreason in Western Europe
The first volume of a trilogy about aberrant reason and the cognitive fault lines that expose the discontinuities underlying empirical reality, fault lines that are embedded in the discourses of literature, art, social analysis, biology, and philosophy.
Palabras e ideas: El lexico de la Ilustracion temprana en Espana (1680-1760)
Ideological Hesitancy in Spain 1700-1750
Nature's Enigma: The Problem of the Polyp in the Letters of Bonnet, Trembley and Reaumur
El Templo de Minerva en la Espana del XVIII
dos en 61 rompen los senos de la naturaleza, [y] descubren sus intimos arcanos (317). Aunque Jovellanos desea rendir homenaje al monarca muerto, su alusivo lenguaje llama la atenci6n por lo que da por consabido. Su uso del lugar comiin monumento supone la imagen mis noble de un aleg6rico, un edificio invocado en el siglo xvIII con una frecuencia y explicitud no suficientemente resaltadas por los especialistas. Este es el mismo templo de recogido …
Las revistas espanolas entre dos dictaduras: 1931-1939
Dream Cognition and the Spanish Enlightenment: Judging Torres Villarroel
cognitive form. Martinez improves very little on this explanation, calling the seat of the alma cogitante a Gordian knot. His views on dreaming were outlined earlier, and his slight interest there in the imagination does not increase when he discusses the waking mind. This discussion proves valuable nevertheless for its characteristically Spanish circumspection in matters where the Enlightenment threatens Catholic dogma. His purely anatomical des…
"The Vanguard Infrastructure of "Poema doble del lago Eden
Obras completas. Tomo I. Bibliografia
Goya's Teratology and the Critique of Reason
Autophagous Spain and the European Other
MY hypothesis in this essay is also a metaphor. I want to argue that Spain is a self-eater, in the sense of Unamuno's image of the heautontimoroumenos who devours himself spiritually. This destructive turning against the self occurs on both the individual and national levels. Autophagia is the condition of the writer's divided consciousness, and it has its parallel in Spain's self-aggression as a collective entity that consumes itself in civil wa…
Literature and Inner Exile: Authoritarian Spain, 1939-1975
Literature and Inner Exile. Authoritarian Spain, 1939-1975
Literature and Inner Exile. Authoritarian Spain, 1939-1975
A Palace for a King: The Buen Retiro and the Court of Philip IV
Waiting for Pegasus: Studies of the Presence of Symbolism and Decadence in Hispanic Letters
Jose Gutierrez Solana: Paintings and Writings
The Theater of the Marvelous: Surrealism and the Contemporary Stage
National Consciousness, History, and Political Culture in Early-Modern Europe
Beginnings: Intention and Method
Exomorphism: Cultural Bias and the French Image of Spain From the War of Succession to the Age of Voltaire
NMY PURPOSE IS to outline several stages in the history of an ideacultural bias-and to illustrate this idea by means of sources that pose methodological problems for both literary scholars and historians. Since the article is addressed to a heterogeneous audience, I will keep the focus moving deliberately. Some will find interest in the image of Spain, others in the contrast between tolerance and prejudice in the Enlightenment, while the attentio…
Capricho / Caprichoso: A Glossary of Eighteenth-Century Usages
Surrealism and Spain 1920-1936
Surrealism and Spain: 1. Spain and France 2. Spaniards in France 3. Surrealists - and a sympathizer - in Spain 4. Spain and the subconscious 5. Spanish writers and surrealism Part II. Those Stupid Laws: 1. Surrealist literature 2. Surrealist literature and Spain Part III. Abdicating Reason: 1. Surrealist literature 2. Surrealist literature and Spain Conclusion: Spain and a springboard Notes Appendices Index
Franklin and Villarroel: Social Consciousness in Two Autobiographies
SCHOLARS DEALING WITH THE ENLIGHTENMENT continue to recognize the documentary value of autobiography, a genre which discloses as much about collective social history as about individual private affairs. Not only does social consciousness weave itself into the autobiographical fabric, but the threads of class attitudes trace a sociomoral design of great subtlety. The perspectives suggested by this tapestry converge at the vanishing point of intell…
Nature's Enigma: The Problem of the Polyp in the Letters of Bonnet, Trembley and Reaumur
Exomorphism: Cultural Bias and the French Image of Spain From the War of Succession to the Age of Voltaire
NMY PURPOSE IS to outline several stages in the history of an ideacultural bias-and to illustrate this idea by means of sources that pose methodological problems for both literary scholars and historians. Since the article is addressed to a heterogeneous audience, I will keep the focus moving deliberately. Some will find interest in the image of Spain, others in the contrast between tolerance and prejudice in the Enlightenment, while the attentio…
La novelistica de Camilo Jose Cela
Unamuno, Gorky, and the Cain Myth: Toward a Theory of Personality
El sistema estetico de Camilo Jose Cela. Expresividad y estructura
Camilo Jose Cela (Acercamiento a un escritor)
La novelistica de Camilo Jose Cela
La novelistica de Camilo Jose Cela
The Surrealist Mode in Spanish Literature
Documents of the Spanish Vanguard
The Surrealist Mode in Spanish Literature
Gracian and the Moral Grotesque
Surrealism & Cinema
Felix Maria Samaniego. Fabulas
The Poetry of Social Protest: A Review Article
El rapto de la mente. Poetica y poesia dieciochescas
Franklin and Villarroel: Social Consciousness in Two Autobiographies
SCHOLARS DEALING WITH THE ENLIGHTENMENT continue to recognize the documentary value of autobiography, a genre which discloses as much about collective social history as about individual private affairs. Not only does social consciousness weave itself into the autobiographical fabric, but the threads of class attitudes trace a sociomoral design of great subtlety. The perspectives suggested by this tapestry converge at the vanishing point of intell…
Surrealism and Spain 1920-1936
Surrealism and Spain: 1. Spain and France 2. Spaniards in France 3. Surrealists - and a sympathizer - in Spain 4. Spain and the subconscious 5. Spanish writers and surrealism Part II. Those Stupid Laws: 1. Surrealist literature 2. Surrealist literature and Spain Part III. Abdicating Reason: 1. Surrealist literature 2. Surrealist literature and Spain Conclusion: Spain and a springboard Notes Appendices Index
National Consciousness, History, and Political Culture in Early-Modern Europe
Beginnings: Intention and Method
Exomorphism: Cultural Bias and the French Image of Spain From the War of Succession to the Age of Voltaire
NMY PURPOSE IS to outline several stages in the history of an ideacultural bias-and to illustrate this idea by means of sources that pose methodological problems for both literary scholars and historians. Since the article is addressed to a heterogeneous audience, I will keep the focus moving deliberately. Some will find interest in the image of Spain, others in the contrast between tolerance and prejudice in the Enlightenment, while the attentio…
Capricho / Caprichoso: A Glossary of Eighteenth-Century Usages
The Theater of the Marvelous: Surrealism and the Contemporary Stage
Jose Gutierrez Solana: Paintings and Writings
Waiting for Pegasus: Studies of the Presence of Symbolism and Decadence in Hispanic Letters
Literature and Inner Exile. Authoritarian Spain, 1939-1975
Literature and Inner Exile. Authoritarian Spain, 1939-1975
A Palace for a King: The Buen Retiro and the Court of Philip IV
Art (26 works) · History (17 works) · Philosophy (12 works) · Comparative Literary Analysis and Criticism (11 works) · Humanities (10 works) · Spanish Literature and Culture Studies (10 works) · History (9 works) · Political science (9 works) · Philosophy (8 works) · Literature (7 works)