Norman P Sacks

• Salvador de Madariaga's Liberal Response in the United States

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1983

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• More on the Indefinite Article in Spanish

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1980

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• A Manual of Colloquial Spanish

  Norman P Sacks, Brian Steel•ARTICLE•Hispania•1978

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• Latin American Intellectual History

  Open Access•Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Latin American Research Review•1978

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  Bilbao: Revolucionario de America and Solomon Lipp's Three Chilean Thinkers provides an occasion for discussing some aspects of research in the field of Latin American thought or intellectual history. This field has attracted the interest of scholars in a wide range of disciplines, including literature, linguistics, history, political science, sociology, and philosophy. It is a frutiful and challenging field for anyone with an interdisciplinary t…

• The Man Who Entered through the Window

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1976

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  volume autobiography, starting with childhood. Not so Madariaga. This volume of Memoirs-the second of a projected threeis the first to appear, and the author, who celebrated his ninetieth birthday on July 23, 1976, doubts that the first and third volumes will be completed. Versions of these Memoirs have now appeared in German, English, and Spanish, and in that order chronologically.3 In keeping with his cultural duality of citizenship, Madariaga …

• Understanding Latin American Culture through Inter-Disciplinary Studies

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1976

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• Los chuetas y la Inquisicion

  Norman P Sacks, Angela Selke•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1975

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• "Aca" in Santiago de Chile

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1974

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  1Preferred by Ram6n Menendez Pidal, Manual de gramdtica histr Bourciez, op. cit.; and Gerhard Rohlfs, Grammatica storica della lingua italiana e dei suoi dialetti, (Turin: Einaudi, 1968), likewise consider the Italian form to be a Gallic borrowing. 22Ralph S. Boggs, et al., Tentative Dictionary of Medieval Spanish, Chapel Hill: (University of North Carolina, 1946). 23Corminas, op. cit., 11, 986. 24Rafael Lapesa, Historia de la lengua espaiiola, 4…

• Arniches y el habla de Madrid

  Norman P Sacks, Manuel Seco•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1973•Citada por: 1

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• The Spanish Language Today

  Norman P Sacks, C H Stevenson•ARTICLE•Language•1972

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• A Correlation of the Grammatical Sections of "Modern Spanish" with the Visual Grammar Posters

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1967

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  On p. 13 of the Manual of Instructions, which accompanies his Visual Grammar Posters, Professor William E. Bull says that in the Posters, he sought to cover grammatical and syntactical points encountered in the MLA project Spanish, though not every syntactical point in Spanish has been treated in the Posters. In my article Modern Spanish in an Intensive Program for Graduate Students: An Experiment and some Reflections, published in the previous i…

• The Art of the Spanish Textbook, 1917-1967

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1967

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  A CULTURAL LAG has long existed between advances in scholarly research and the translation of those advances into textbooks. It sometimes happens that the relationship between a man's scholarly or specialized publications and the kind of textbooks he publishes is difficult to perceive. It is of course true that much highly specialized research can find little place in standard textbooks. It is also true, though too often overlooked, that the prob…

• "Modern Spanish" in an Intensive Program for Graduate Students

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1967•Citada por: 2

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• The Making of the Hispanist 1966

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1967•Citada por: 1

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  IT IS CHARACTERISTIC of our Association, and of other professional associations, that the president, in the status of a candidate for that office, does no campaigning, presents no program to the electorate, has therefore no promises to fulfill or to explain away in the course of his administration, delivers no inaugural address, yet is responsible at the conclusion of his term of office for delivering an address on the state of the union. He can …

• Se habla espanol

  Norman P Sacks, M Maraval et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1964

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• The Pattern Drill and the Rationale of the Prosodic and Orthographic Accents in Spanish

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1963

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• A Study in Spanish Pronunciation Errors

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1962

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  cientemente en el N. Y. Times Book Review: Robert G. Mead, Jr., A Literary Letter from (May 21, 1961), y Mildred Adams, A Literary Letter from South America, (December 10, 1961). 8 1954: p. 8; 1957: p. 8; 1961: I, 8. 9 1957: p. 116; 1961: I, 167. 10 Ed. de Emma S. Speratti Pifiero, Mexico, Fondo de Cultura Econ6mica, 1956, p. 5. 11 Ibid., p. 59. 12 Ibid., p. 19. a3 Ibid., p. 68. Juan Marichal, agudo critico espafiol, sostiene casi lo mismo en su …

• Textos linguisticos del medioevo espanol

  Norman P Sacks, D J Gifford et al.•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1962

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• "Diachronic Hypercharacterization in Romance," Archivum Linguisticum, IX-X (1957-58), 79-113, 1-36

  Norman P Sacks, Yakov Malkiel•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1962

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• College Spanish-A New Departure

  Norman P Sacks, Walter T Pattison•ARTICLE•Hispania•1961

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• The Evolution of the Conditional Sentence Contrary to Fact in Old Spanish

  Norman P Sacks, Henry Mendeloff•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1961

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• Fonologia mirandesa I

  Norman P Sacks, Jose G C Herculano de Carvalho•ARTICLE•Language•1960

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• Temas de castellano

  Norman P Sacks, Luis Florez•ARTICLE•Language•1959

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• Essentials of Spanish through Practice

  Norman P Sacks, Herbert A van Scoy et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1959

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• Hispanic Literature and Civilization in English Translation

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1959

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• "Modern Spanish" in an Intensive Program for Graduate Students

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1967•Citada por: 2

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• The MLA College Language Manual Project

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1958•Citada por: 2

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  The background of the project in which I have the pleasure of taking part is by now sufficiently well known to members of the modem language teaching profession as to render unnecessary a statement here of its origin and purpose.* Suffice it to say that a Working Committee of six, consisting of Dwight L. Bolinger (coordinator), J. Donald Bowen, Agnes M. Brady, Ernest F. Haden, Lawrence Poston, and myself have since February of this year been enga…

• Arniches y el habla de Madrid

  Norman P Sacks, Manuel Seco•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1973•Citada por: 1

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• The Making of the Hispanist 1966

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1967•Citada por: 1

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  IT IS CHARACTERISTIC of our Association, and of other professional associations, that the president, in the status of a candidate for that office, does no campaigning, presents no program to the electorate, has therefore no promises to fulfill or to explain away in the course of his administration, delivers no inaugural address, yet is responsible at the conclusion of his term of office for delivering an address on the state of the union. He can …

• Inscripciones hispanas en verso

  Norman P Sacks, Sebastian Marine Bigorra•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1954•Citada por: 1

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• Two Portuguese and Spanish Etymologies

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1938

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• Three Studies in Philology

  Norman P Sacks, Lowell B Ellis et al.•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1940

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• The Latinity of Dated Documents in the Portuguese territory

  Yakov Malkiel, Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Language•1942

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• A Linguistic Study of the Cartulario de San Vicente de Oviedo

  Norman P Sacks, Augustus Campbell Jennings•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1942

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• Orthography, Phonology and Word Study of the Leal Conselheiro

  Norman P Sacks, Kimberley S Roberts et al.•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1943

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• The Problem of Portuguese Enrollment

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1951

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• Spanish for Beginners

  Robert Avrett, Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1952

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• Aqui, aca, alli, and alla

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1954

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  Not long ago, while reading for a publisher the manuscript of a Spanish grammar, I came across the time-honored rule concerning the use of acd and alld with verbs of motion as contrasted with aqui and alii, presumably limited to verbs of rest. That the manuscript in question was not alone in giving a new lease on life to a rule long remembered but not safely buried is attested by the presence of the rule in school grammars at hand, published in t…

• Dom Duarte and Robert Burton

  Kimberley S Roberts, Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Journal of the History of…•1954

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  KIMBERLEY S. ROBERTS, NORMAN P. SACKS; Dom Duarte and Robert Burton: Two Men of Melancholy, Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, Volume

• Inscripciones hispanas en verso

  Norman P Sacks, Sebastian Marine Bigorra•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1954•Citada por: 1

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• The Oxford Book of Portuguese Verse

  Norman P Sacks, Aubrey F G Bell et al.•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1954

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• Cuentos de hoy y de ayer

  John E Keller, John Ε Keller et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1956

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• Studies in the Reconstruction of Hispano-Latin Word Families

  Norman P Sacks, Yakov Malkiel•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1956

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• Herbert Matthews Reports on Spain

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1957

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  The appearance of Herbert L. Matthews' newest book on contemporary Spain provides an occasion for something more than an ordinary review.' A proper understanding of his treatment of so controversial a subject as the Franco regime requires at least a brief background sketch and reference to some other works on the same theme. The Spanish Civil War (1936-1939, for those too young to remember), a struggle between the constitutionally elected Spanish…

• Current Usage in Spain

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1957

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  In these days of active linguistic research, with emphasis upon the current spoken language, two assertions will doubtless find universal acceptance among Hispanists: (1) In the field of syntax, what was good enough for Bello and Ramsey is not necessarily good enough for us and (2) in the area of word and idiom frequencies, what was good enough for Buchanan and Keniston is not necessarily good enough for us.* The items that follow were observed b…

• Getting along in Spanish

  Norman P Sacks, Mario Pei et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1958

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• Spanish for Beginners

  Lurline V Simpson, Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1958

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• Apretar," "Pr(i)eto," "Perto

  Norman P Sacks, Yakov Malkiel•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1958

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• The MLA College Language Manual Project

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1958•Citada por: 2

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  The background of the project in which I have the pleasure of taking part is by now sufficiently well known to members of the modem language teaching profession as to render unnecessary a statement here of its origin and purpose.* Suffice it to say that a Working Committee of six, consisting of Dwight L. Bolinger (coordinator), J. Donald Bowen, Agnes M. Brady, Ernest F. Haden, Lawrence Poston, and myself have since February of this year been enga…

• Temas de castellano

  Norman P Sacks, Luis Florez•ARTICLE•Language•1959

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• Essentials of Spanish through Practice

  Norman P Sacks, Herbert A van Scoy et al.•ARTICLE•Hispania•1959

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• Hispanic Literature and Civilization in English Translation

  Norman P Sacks•ARTICLE•Hispania•1959

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• Fonologia mirandesa I

  Norman P Sacks, Jose G C Herculano de Carvalho•ARTICLE•Language•1960

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• College Spanish-A New Departure

  Norman P Sacks, Walter T Pattison•ARTICLE•Hispania•1961

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• The Evolution of the Conditional Sentence Contrary to Fact in Old Spanish

  Norman P Sacks, Henry Mendeloff•ARTICLE•Hispanic Review•1961

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