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Realidad y realismo en Baroja: el tema de la soledad en "El mundo es ansi" (Reality and Realism in Baroja: The Theme of Solitude in "Such Is the World")

Rodgers, Eamonn – Cuadernos Hispanoamericanos, 1972

Special issue dedicated to the works of Pio Baroja. (DS)

Descriptors: Analytical Criticism, Characterization, Literary Styles, Motifs

"La sombra": realidad e imaginacion ("La sombra": Reality and Imagination)

Amoros, Andres – Cuadernos Hispanoamericanos, 1970

Descriptors: Characterization, Dialogs (Literary), Formal Criticism, Imagination

Novela y costumbrismo (The Novel and "Costumbrismo")

Ferreras, Juan Ignacio – Cuad Hispanoamer, 1970

Discusses assets and liabilities of novels laden with costumbrismo," a type of writing in Spanish literature, similar to local color writing, in which the speech, dress, mannerisms, habits of thought, and topography peculiar to a certain area are depicted. (DS)

Descriptors: Descriptive Writing, Formal Criticism, Local Color Writing, Motifs

La columna, el circulo y sus variantes en la poesia primera de Pedro Salinas (The Vertical Line, the Circle, and other Geometric Varieties in the Early Poetry of Pedro Salinas)

Peer reviewed

De Armas, Jose R. – Hispania, 1970

Interprets Salinas' use of geometric figures for depicting concepts of time and infinity, and for portraying idealism and realism (the vertical line is idealism, perfection; the circle stands for reality and imperfection). (DS)

Descriptors: Geometry, Impressionistic Criticism, Lyric Poetry, Motifs