Kessel Schwartz
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3761958 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Kessel Schwartz |
| PRENOMES | Kessel |
| SOBRENOME | Schwartz |
| ASSINATURA | SCHWARTZ K |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Miami |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 78 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 78 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1955 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1993 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
A New History of Spanish Literature
Bajo este cien
Makbara-Metaphysical Metaphor or Goytisolian World Revisited
AT the end of Makbara, published in 1980, Goytisolo refers to lectura en palimpsesto,' an unconsciously accurate description of his own novel, a document that has been written upon before with remnants of earlier imperfectly erased writing still visible. In his earlier works he, a self-described literary outsider, prevailed through his sincerity, satire, and even apparent sadism. In this latest novel, Goytisolo, now an established international w…
Studies on Twentieth-Century Spanish and Spanish American Literature
Themes, Ecriture, and Authorship in Paisajes despues de la batalla
Echad
La insurrecion
El ingenioso hidalgo y poeta Federico Garcia Lorca asciende a los infiernos
Death and Transfiguration in the Poetry of Cesar Davila Andrade
CESAR DAVILA ANDRADE (191867), born in Cuenca, Ecuador, and usually acclaimed as an outstanding member of the 1944 Madrugada Group, served also as a bridge to previous poetic movements. He spent a number of years in Venezuela on the editorial staff of Zona Franca. While still in his thirties, he impressed Le6n Felipe so greatly that the Spanish poet exclaimed: Frente a Davila Andrade tenemos presente al mis alto poeta joven de America.' In additi…
La literatura hispanoamericana en la critica espanola
Saul ante Samuel
Fauna in the Novels of Juan Goytisolo
REAL and imagined resemblances and relationships between animals and human beings have preoccupied writers from earliest times, and they have utilized animal imagery constantly throughout literature for derogatory, satirical, or sympathetic purposes. In contemporary Hispanic literature Ram6n Sender, Juan Jose Arreola, and Julio Cortizar, among others, have concentrated on the theme; but none has so consistently used animals iconoclastically as Ju…
Narciso
Juan Goytisolo, Juan sin tierra, and the Anal Aesthetic
La creacion literaria de Juan Goytisolo
Gabriel Garcia Marquez
El surrealismo y cuatro poetas de la generacion del 27
Las guerras de nuestros antepasados
El otono del patriarca
Ciclon and the Castro Revolution
Libro de Manuel
The Theme of Suicide in Representative Spanish American Novels
El fruto de su vientre
Julio Cortazar o la critica de la razon pragmatica
A New History of Spanish American Fiction
The Whorehouse and the Whore in Spanish American Fiction of the 1960s
Spanish American fiction, from its earliest moments, has emphasized the whore as a reflection of society and the basic drives of human beings. José Joaquín Fernández de Lizardi's protagonists associate with numerous prostitutes, and one of them, Don Catrín de la Fachenda, works in a whorehouse. Other nineteenth century whores include the sentimental one in Eugenio Cambaceres's Música Sentimental (1884) and the idealistic one in Mercedes Cabello d…
Literary Criticism and the Spanish Civil War
FROM JANUARY 1937 through October 1938, many of the outstanding intellectuals on the Republican side contributed essays, poetry, fiction, and drama to Hora de Espaiia, a journal first published in Valencia and then in Barcelona. The editors were Manuel Altolaguirre, Rafael Dieste, Antonio SAnchez Barbudo, and J. Gil-Albert. Later, Maria Zambrano, Jose Maria Quiroga Pla, Emilio Prados, and Rafael Alberti joined the original editorial board. Contri…
Some Aspects of the Contemporary Novel of Ecuador
ditions without adequate food, shelter or medical care, the political boss supported the rich landowners, and the government, in the name of greater production, encouraged the landowners to produce by whatever means. The contrasts between wealth and poverty were black enough, but the authors, reacting violently to the extreme conservatism of their country, sought to improve upon the facts and offered revolution as an answer. Almost all the Ecuado…
Reality in the Works of Alejandro Casona
Pedro Salinas has examined the poetry of Garcilaso, G6ngora, Espronceda, and others and has shown how each poet attempts to reproduce, accept, idealize and exalt reality or escape from and revolt against it.' A theme of conflict between reality and idealism or the interplay of the material and the visionary has been a characteristic of many Spanish authors, of whom Cervantes and Calder6n are outstanding examples. Alejandro Casona continues this t…
La Gringa and the Cherry Orchard
Garcia Lorca and Vermont
fluence on his work and that his opinion of the United States was almost completely negative. For Angel del Rio, whatever significance Poet in New York may have does not spring from any genuine contact with actual American life, which the poet saw only from the outside.' Gil Benumeya quotes Lorca as having said: fuera del arte negro no queda en los Estados Unidos mas que mecinica y automatismo.2 Conrad Aiken says: He hated us, and rightly, for th…
Alfredo Pareja y Diez Canseco, Social Novelist
Ortega y Gasset and Goethe
mantic and fair Germany. He studied at the universities of Berlin, Leipzig and Marburg, where neo-Kantian philosophy influenced him considerably. As Curtius says: findem wir ihn in Marburg als Schiuler des grossen Neo-kantianers Hermann Cohen . .. Auf der Terrasse vor der ungeheuren Fassade pflegte Ortega mit achtzehn Jahren auf und ab zu gehen und seinen Kant zu studieren.'x Ortega urged an intensive study of Kant but emphasized that he himself …
Pepita Jimenez
Jacinto Grau and the Meaning of Existence
Anguish and despair have marked the Spanish literature of twentieth century man. One can trace the existential anguish in the works of Ortega y Gasset, Unamuno, Sender, Laforet, Cela, and in the tremendista writings in general. Pedro Lain Entralgo in La espera y la esperanza opposes to this trend his analysis, claiming that Machado and others exhibit in their resistance to despair, a philosophy of hope. Perez de Ayala emphasizes man's free will a…
A New History of Spanish Literature
A New History of Spanish Literature
Some Recent Works of Joaquin Calvo-Sotelo
Joaquin Calvo-Sotelo, one of the good playwrights of contemporary Spain, often speaks for the conscience of his country, especially in matters of politics and religion with which his best works are replete. Born in 1905 and a lawyer by profession, he has occupied a variety of positions either directly or peripherally concerned with literature. Since his first of some thirty dramas, A la tierra, 500.000 kilkmetros, 1932, he has won a variety of pr…
Estudios de literatura espanola
Animal Symbolism in the Fiction of Ramon Sender
epic, in the works of Virgil, Shakespeare, the Bible, and in medieval moralizing and allegorical treatises. In France and elsewhere in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, although much of the religious significance of the medieval treatment had been lost, animal life and its importance concerned a great number of writers and philosophers, including Montaigne, Charron and Descartes, and acrimonious debate ensued about the human attributes or …
The Novels of Juan Goytisolo
Many critics of the contemporary novel, among them Torrente Ballester, Juan Luis Alborg, Domingo Perez Minik, and Jos6 Castellet, have complained about the lack of density, literary culture, and controversy of contemporary novelists. Among the Spanish novelists who were very young during the Spanish Civil War, the one to whom the foregoing negative criticism would least apply is Juan Goytisolo in his interpretation and description of an anguished…
Culture and the Spanish Civil War - A Fascist View
Almost from the inception of the Spanish Inquisition which sought to stifle scientific investigation and philosophical speculation while rejecting foreign ideologies, contrary currents existed in Spain. The liberal humanistic movement headed by Erasmus preached intellectual freedom and a defense of interior religión. This ideology never disappeared in Spain in spite of the formation of the Company of Jesus by Ignacio de Loyola and the efforts of …
The Sea and Machado
Spain has produced poets inspired by the sea from the Galician Portuguese School to the contemporary period. In the twentieth century Unamuno, Juan Ram6n Jimnez, Le6n Felipe, Jorge Guillkn, Gerardo Diego, Garcia Lorca, Pedro Salinas, Vicente Aleixandre, and Rafael Alberti have stressed water and sea imagery. Le6n Felipe uses the sea to sum up human suffering, ambition, life, and death. His sea is amargo e infinito and represents not only the poet…
Spain and the Western Tradition. The Castilian Mind in Literature from El Cid to Calderon. Vol. III
El arte narrativo de Francisco Ayala
Historia de una esquina
A Falangist View of Golden Age Literature
on the contemporary period and criticized enemy writers such as Ram6n P&rez de Ayala, they also devoted space to other literary epochs. Whenever possible the critics compared a classic work and the current scene. Thus Concha Espina found comfort in reading Alfonso el Sabio in the tiniebla dura en que vivimos (October 23, 1938), and Juan Pujol considered Franco as the modem Cid valeroso y caballeresco (February 13, 1937). Metaphorical comparisons …
Spain and the Western Tradition. The Castilian Mind in Literature from El Cid to Calderón
The Sea, Love, and Death in the Poetry of Aleixandre
W HILE it is true that a psychoanalytic interp etation, where applied, may not be clinically valid without the cooperation and interpretation of the poet himself under expert analysis, and although in dealing with half-conscious remote associations, shifting illusions and confusing images, the recurring themes may not give definitive answers, an examination of the sea symbolism in Aleixandre's poetry reveals the neurotic motivation behind and pre…
La dificil universalidad espanola
Buero Vallejo and the Concept of Tragedy
think his work promoted a positive tragic feeling, concepci6n trigica que, aspirando a ser como la velazquena de los bufones o la barojiana de los parias, quiere ocultar en su fondo una delicada piedad y fortalecer nuestra moral, sin necesidad de discursos y moralejas, por su solo impulso conmovedor o suspensivo. En una palabra: de acuerdo con las mais viejas tradiciones del teatro, mi comedia intentaba poseer una virtud catirtica
Nietzsche en Espana
Art (52 obras) · Philosophy (30 obras) · History (23 obras) · Comparative Literary Analysis and Criticism (22 obras) · Humanities (21 obras) · Spanish Literature and Culture Studies (19 obras) · Linguistics (15 obras) · Literature (14 obras) · Early Modern Spanish Literature (11 obras) · Spanish Culture and Identity (9 obras)