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 | | Quintana (1772-1857) and the cleric Gallego (1777-1853), even in the very heroic odes in which they voice the Spanish patriotic protest against the invasion of the Napoleonic power, remain true to French classicist principles. | | | The expulsion, from 1492 on, of the Spanish-speaking Arabs and Jews has led to the extension of Spanish dialects to various parts of Northern Africa, to Turkey, and to other places. | | | Another extensive historical document is the "Grande y general historia", which he seems to have intended to be a summary of the world's history; it remains unedited. |
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| | Teaching Early American Writings: Colonial-Spanish |
| | For example, speaking of the abuses they have had at the hands of Spanish settlers, Patricio and Andrés write, Although we have sought redress from various sources, we have not had it, since they [the settlers] are so powerful, and we are without a person to protect and defend us (25). | | | The major abuse is being forced to provide labor with little or no compensation; however, Juana Caterina, the regional governor’s wife, is also noted by name because she gave two slaps in the face to a cacique. | | | A first-hand description of the 1602 Vizcaíno expedition along with Ascención’s reflections on the geography of California (he believes it to be an island) and the need to settle the land and peoples of California. |
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http://www.georgetown.edu/tamlit/essays/spanish.html
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Spanish-American Literature |
| | His best remembered lyric is the "Plegaria á Dios", written while he was under sentence of death for complicity in a conspiracy against the Spanish government in which he really had no part. | | | A still further impetus to inquiry and research was given by the arrival of Humboldt in 1801. | | | Exiled because of his association with the party hostile to the Spanish rule. |
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| | Publications of the Cervantes Society of America |
| | Cervantes, the official journal of the Cervantes Society of America, publishes scholarly articles in English and Spanish on Cervantes' life and works, reviews, and notes of interest to cervantistas. | | | The front cover, inside front cover, table of contents with abstracts of the articles, and full-text versions of all articles, notes, and reviews for all issues of the journal are presented here with the permission of the Cervantes Society of America. |
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| | MSN Encarta - Spanish Literature |
| | Authors found themselves divided into two ideological camps—those who supported the fascist government of Franco and those who opposed it. | | | Ironically, the Moors’ presence in Spain also promoted the rise of Christian Spain. | | | The two groups formed a people called Celtiberians, who spoke a form of Celtic. |
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| | Added to these were the great poems of the Spanish Jews such as Judah Ha-Levi, Samuel Ha-Nagid and Solomon lbn Gvirol. | | | He wanted to shut the door on the heroic conception of Spain. | | | This frank attitude toward the clergy is especially Spanish and reveals the attitude the Spaniards have long had towards their religion, believing strongly in the Church but always aware that its caretakers were human beings and not above reproach. |
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http://travelnet.co.il/espagne/menu/TheLiteratureofSpain2.htm
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| | VoS - Voice of the Shuttle |
| | Responses to the Holocaust: A Hypermedia Sourcebook for the Humanities (rich, sophisticated introduction to "the various discourses, disciplines, media and institutions that have produced significant critical and theoretical positions and discussions concerning the Nazi Genocide of the Jews of Europe, 1933-45" | | | African Literature on the Internet (links on scholarly associations, authors, and conferences) (Columbia U.) | | | Resources of Scholarly Societies - Literature (U. Waterloo) |
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| | Internet Public Library: Pathfinders |
| | Resources are arranged geographically by country, and include magazines and journals, biographies of authors, texts and newsgroups. | | | Spanish literature (Center for the Liberal Arts, University of Virginia) | | | This is part of a larger project and provides information about the life and work of some Hispanic writers. |
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http://ipl.si.umich.edu/div/pf/entry/48528
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| | SPANISH LITERATURE |
| | This last book was copied, probably by Spanish Visigoths, barbaric Germans who settled in Hispania during the 5th century, and who were to continue writing literature in the Latin language. | | | Until 1492, it was quite usual to see Jewish communities in Hispania, which maintained their customs as well as their language at the time of writing books. | | | From Hispania, the word español was derived, which has been in existence since the beginning of Spanish literature in the Castilian language. |
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| | Spanish American literature. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05 |
| | The history of Spanish American literature begins with the writings of the explorers, soldiers, and missionaries who participated in the conquest of the New World. | | | Among the early romanticists were the young intellectuals who fled from the tyranny of Juan Manuel de Rosas in Argentina. | | | This same period produced some of Spanish America’s most notable essayists. |
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http://www.bartleby.com/65/sp/SpanAmlit.html
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| | Spanish literature. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05 |
| | Meanwhile the spirit of the Renaissance had been invading Spanish letters, and Spain had also become a dominant European power. | | | The Latin writers Seneca, Lucan, Martial, and Quintilian are among those who were born or who lived in Spain before the separation of the Romance languages. | | | Under the patronage of King Alfonso X (1221–84), himself a writer, Castilian prose was developed and many Arabic and Hebrew works were translated into Castilian. |
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http://www.bartleby.com/65/sp/Spanlit.html
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| | Spanish literature -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | In the golden age of Arabic literature following the advent of Islam in 622, Arabic writers included Persians, Iranians, Indians, Spanish Muslims, Egyptians, Syrians, and many others of mixed descent, all of whom made their distinctive contributions to Arabic literature. | | | Of what remained, few pieces survive because of the highly perishable materials on which they were written. | | | Most of these early writings were destroyed by the Spanish missionaries. |
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http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9108586
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| | Graduate School Directories - Spanish (Language, Literature, Studies) |
| | Spanish is also one of the major world languages and spoken by over 350 million people. | | | Spanish studies may also encompass a range of other issues related to Spanish culture including: history, politics, philosophy, art, and religion. | | | The U.S. is actually the third largest Spanish speaking country in the world. |
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http://www.gradschools.com/listings/menus/spanish_menu.html
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| | Literature Department Home Page |
| | Rather, from its beginning, the Literature Department at UCSD has aimed to be a department of world literatures and cultures within a single unit committed to the multilingual historical study of the connections and conflicts between cultures and society. | | | Founded over forty years ago, the single Department of Literature gathers together a group of scholars, critics, and writers committed to research and debate on international and interdisciplinary issues surrounding the study of literature and culture. | | | This commitment includes the ambitious project of teaching and conducting research in Chinese, English, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Japanese, Italian, Korean, Latin, Russian, and Spanish, as well as the study of creative writing and composition. |
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| | iLoveLanguages - Your Guide to Languages on the Web |
| | A Spanish word-a-day Web page and e-mail list. | | | Information and materials (books, tapes, etc.) for learning Spanish for law enforcement and emergency services personnel. | | | The Web site contains page of examples, and allows you to order the book. |
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http://ilovelanguages.com/index.php?category=LanguagesBy+LanguageSpanish
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| | World-Wide Web Resources - Latin American and Spanish Literature |
| | Allende, Isabel, Allende is a Chilean author who started out as a journalist. | | | Spanish and Latin American Literature, links from the University of California, Davis. | | | Indexes documents published in Latin American journals (from 24 different countries of Latin America and the Caribbean, as well as from publications that focus on Pan-American issues) specializing in social sciences and humanities (Clase), and science and technology (Periodica). |
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http://www.uky.edu/Subject/latinamlit.html
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| | Guide to Spanish Language Web Sites |
| | Manual de Estilo Periodístico: Some notes for journalists about writing style. | | | Spanish Literature: Biographies, lists of works, and all sorts of other information about Spanish-speaking novelists, | | | Mundo Hispano: A collaborative project that elementary students are encouraged to contribute to. |
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| | CLA: Spanish: Literature |
| | -- This site is about the world of Spanish publishing. | | | For "Skirting the Brink: America's Leading Thinkers and Activists Confide their Views of Our Predicament" A Public Radio Project. | | | Brief descriptions of life and work are accompanied by links to other online material by or about the author. |
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http://www.virginia.edu/cla/split.htm
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| | Spanish Language & Literature Research Guide |
| | LANIC -Links to Latin American literature resources, grouped by country, compiled by the University of Texas at Austin. | | | Centro Virtual Cervantes -Created by the Instituto Cervantes, a public institution founded by the Spanish Govermnent in 1991 to promote Spanish language teaching and knowledge of the cultures of Spanish speaking countries throughout the world. | | | Internet Resources for Latin America -An exhaustive Internet guide compiled by New Mexico State University, includes links to newspapers, electronic listservs, and newsgroups. |
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http://www.mtholyoke.edu/lits/library/guides/spanish.shtml
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| | a lo divino -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | in Spanish literature, the recasting of a secular work as a religious work, or, more generally, a treatment of a secular theme in religious terms through the use of allegory, symbolism, and metaphor. | | | Adaptations a lo divino were popular during the Golden Age of Spanish literature during the 16th and 17th centuries. |
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| | Their support allows us to supply a reasonable number of tracts and Bible studies at no charge to the Spanish-speaking countries outside the United States. | | | Many missionaries who have used tracts and Bible studies to spread the gospel have stated that if it were not for the Worldwide Spanish Literature Ministry there would be no one they could turn to for help. | | | There will always be a need for people to read in their own language. |
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| | Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra and Spanish Literature / UTSA Library Subject Guide |
| | The institute has centers on four continents, including two in the United States. | | | The journal encourages scholarly research and communication with a multimedia approach. | | | This biographical sketch elaborates on many events in Cervantes's life and provides commentary on his work. |
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| | Spanish LiteratureLibros en Espanol at Shiloah Books & More, Inc. |
| | *Spanish* This thorough yet concise booklet is a survey of Biblical doctrines. | | | *Spanish* This booklet is a thorough introduction to the apostolic salvation experience. | | | **Spanish Tranlation by Marcelo Duran y Gerardo Marin. |
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| | Children's Spanish Literature |
| | This web page links to other resources that provide information on Spanish literature for children, and names of Spanish authors known for publishing children's books. | | | This page created using the webpage creation facilities of Webspawner. | | | Some books have ISBN numbers for easier ordering and others provide the recommended age groups for the books. |
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| | Spanish Literature |
| | Promoting the study and diffusion not only of the Spanish poet's own work, but also of the numerous artistic endeavors which influenced or were influenced by the poet and his work. | | | See also the Open Directory Project index of Spanish authors. | | | Spanish language internet resources from the University of Cambridge. |
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| | Home Page |
| | This site was created for the express purpose of promoting Spanish literature and does not generate any income whatsoever. | | | Unfortunately, these and other talented Spanish writers are largely ignored or forgotten in the English language. | | | The following links will provide a list of authors whose works are (or were previously) available in English translations. |
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| | Manuela Manzanares Cirre, Southfield: Professor taught Spanish, literature - 05/06/04 |
| | During the 1930s, she was part of an artistic community that supported the elected Spanish government that was deposed in 1936 by a military coup led by General Francisco Franco. | | | Manuela Manzanares Cirre was forced to flee her native Spain during the Spanish Civil War, so she came to Metro Detroit and became a successful college professor. | | | Virginia Barrett, Grosse Pointe Shores: Activist was given key to city |
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| | Department of Spanish and Portuguese Languages and Literatures |
| | Many students go on to graduate school in Spanish and Portuguese as well as related disciplines, such as History, Education, and Politics; others go on to law or medical school. | | | Silvia Rosman 19th- and 20th-century Latin American literature; nation and identity theories; literary and cultural criticism | | | Salvador Martínez Spanish medieval and Renaissance literature; cultural inter-relations in medieval Spain |
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| | AP Central - AP Spanish Literature Course Home Page |
| | This project is the first initiative of its kind in sharing resources and expertise between the College Board and the AASTP, an allied organization for teaching professionals in Spanish and Portuguese. | | | The reviews were written by AP teachers and AATSP members. | | | AP Central has two Spanish catalogs with reviews of over 200 teaching materials. |
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| | European Literature - Electronic Texts |
| | Classici Stranieri includes many German e-books formatted to be read with Microsoft Reader (.lit). | | | Large text collection, also includes works about Dutch literature, sound recordings of some poems (requires RealPlayer), and an atlas. | | | Dutch literature from the Middle Ages to the twentieth century. |
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| | Open Directory - Arts: Literature: World Literature: Spanish |
| | Spanish Literature - Biographies, opinions and sample poems of prominent writers from Spain. | | | The Literature of Spain - Review of Spanish literature from 4th Century BC to 20th Century. | | | Spanish Books - Many pages about Spanish literature from the on line bookstore Spanish-Books.net. |
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| | Spanish literature - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | One of the features of recent Latin American writing has been magic realism. | | | literature of Spain in any of the languages of Spain | | | The Premio Cervantes is awarded to honour the career of a writer in the Spanish language. |
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| | Spanish Literature Course at don Quijote Granada |
| | This Spanish and Specialisation course about the great artist Federico García Lorca allows to discover the work of the poet and his life; the course consists of a specialisation seminar and visits to the significant places where he spent his tragic life. | | | From surveys conducted amongst our students, it is clear that extra-curricular activities and excursions are greatly appreciated. | | | Spanish course: 3 weeks of Intensive Spanish course (4 hours daily) |
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| | Spanish American literature |
| | American literature in my life as a writer.(America and the Spanish-Speaking World, Part 1) (ANQ) | | | Spanish American literature, the writings of both the European explorers of Spanish America and its later inhabitants. | | | The influence of American literature on 'La Ciudad Doble.'(America and the Spanish-Speaking World, part 2) (ANQ) |
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| | VoS - Voice of the Shuttle |
| | Literature in Latin America (LANIC, U. Texas, Austin) | | | Literatura hispana (extensive links to literature from a number of Spanish speaking countries) (Cara Morey, Griffith University, Australia) | | | On Contemporary Venezuelan Literature (information on authors and publications) (Francisco Rivera) |
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| | Spanish Literature |
| | Christianismo Histórico is a non-profit discount book ministry, much like Trinity Book Service, which distributes biblically sound Christian literature in the Spanish language. | | | If you know of friends, neighbors, co-workers, or relatives who would like to receive a catalog of the books and tapes available, please give them the address below or send their name to Christianismo Histórico. | | | For your Spanish literature needs we would like to refer you to... |
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| | RESOURCES FOR SPANISH LITERATURE: GETTING STARTED |
| | You will need to look the title of the book up in IRIS to find out if the Rutgers Libraries own this book. | | | Need to know where to find literary criticism on a particular topic or work of literature? | | | Need to find more recent literary criticism on a particular topic or work of literature? |
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| | Institute of Spanish Studies |
| | Participating in any of these programs will be a most rewarding experience. | | | Our professors have been selected for their outstanding teaching abilities and their knowledge of the American system of education. | | | Whether you are a college student, a teacher on sabbatical leave, or a person simply interested in the Spanish language and culture, we offer you the opportunity to improve your fluency and knowledge of Spanish while pursuing your personal interests. |
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| | Spanish Books |
| | Needless to say how interesting they are as an economical inversion! | | | Exquisite Books is a new place in Spainsmall.com, sponsor of Spanish-Books.com. | | | The most universal spanish literary work, both in spanish and english with the famous pictures by Gustave Doré. |
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| | El Camino de Santiago |
| | The UCLA icon will take you to the Course Syllabus for Spanish 122 | | | Other uses of the material on this site are not approved. | | | Any questions or comments should be directed to John Dagenais, Professor, Department of Spanish & Portuguese, University of California, Los Angeles. |
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| | AP: Spanish Literature |
| | The works on the list are of literary significance and represent various historical periods, literary movements, genres, geographic areas, and population groups within the Spanish-speaking world. | | | The objective of the course is to help you interpret and analyze literature in Spanish. | | | It is based on a required reading list. |
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| | WESS Iberian Language and Literature Web |
| | The Iberian Language and Literature Web is designed to provide access to scholarly resources in Iberian language and literature. | | | The Iberian Language and Literature Web is only one part of the Western European Specialists Section Web of resources for West European studies. | | | This site does not necessarily reflect the views of the Yale University Library. |
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| | Spanish Literature Tour |
| | Granada is also the city where Federico Garcia Lorca lived and studied between 1909 and 1919. | | | Visit the Casa Museo de Unamuno, a museum dedicated to this brilliant 20th century philosopher and writer, who was also a professor at the University. | | | Our Spanish Literature Tour explores the lives of important Spanish authors and visits the actual places where their stories came to life! |
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| | Golden Library - Research Help - Research Resources - Internet Resources |
| | Center for the History of Music Theory and Literature | | | Feminist Theory Website (text and biographies in English, Spanish and French) | | | Orion Center for the Study of the Dead Sea Scrolls and Associated Literature |
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| | Center for the Liberal Arts: Spanish |
| | Commonwealth Center Report: "What Should Spanish Teachers Know?" | | | Since 1984 we have offered institutes, workshops, courses, and in-service days which focus on the content of Spanish and Latin American literature, language, and culture. | | | For advice and information on a specific subject, you may contact any of the following individuals: |
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| | Department of Spanish and Portuguese |
| | In addition to providing students with all the essential skills in the Spanish language, the department offers a flexible three-track program that is designed to enable students to further their study of Spain and Latin America in a variety of contexts. | | | The Department of Spanish and Portuguese, housed in the Casa Hispánica at 612 West 116th Street, has long enjoyed an international reputation as a center for Hispanic studies. |
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| | USATODAY.com - Uruguayan novelist Mario Benedetti wins Spanish-language literary prize |
| | The prize jury, led by Luciano Parejo, rector of the International Menendez Pelayo University, honored Benedetti's lifelong dedication to literature and "his commitment to human nature." | | | His recent books, Existir Todavia (To Exist Still), Ida y Vuelta (There and Back") and La Tregua(The Truce) have all been best sellers. | | | Other authors who have won the award include Octavio Paz, who won in 1987; Carlos Fuentes, 1992; Fernando Lazaro Carreter, 1994; Mario Vargas Llosa, 1999; and Julian Marias, 2002. |
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http://www.usatoday.com/life/books/news/2005-06-07-uruguay-novelist_x.htm
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| | Library and Internet Resources - Languages, Literature, Linguistics, etc. |
| | From Astronaut High School in Brevard County, a high school site which expands into literature, arts, music, people, history., foods and countries. | | | Altavista also allows users to search for websites in particular languages | | | Yahoo's set of links on specific languages around the world. |
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| | EspanOle! Pagina Principal |
| | Meet the contemporary Hispanics who are making today's news in sports, space, art, literature, music, movies, politics and television. | | | Everything about the Spanish language for teachers and students, including AP language test resources, a dedication to the AP test readers, learning activities, and a special section for Hispanic Americans await you. | | | Pay an historical visit to our continent from its pre-Columbian days, to the Spanish conquest, to the present. |
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