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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Miguel de Unamuno"”.
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La tradición poetica de Don Miguel de Unamuno
Thesis (M.A.)--Michigan State University. Dept. of Foreign Languages, 1964
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The Idea of Literature in Miguel De Unamuno
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Metafictional aspects in the narrative of Miguel de Unamuno (Spain)
… of metafictional aspects in three novels of Miguel de Unamuno. The first chapter provides a definition of metafiction and positions the idea of metafiction within the Spanish novel. This fictional concept is traced through the history of the Spanish novel beginning with its first appearance …
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Reading as rewriting: Miguel de Unamuno, Jorge Luis Borges and the Quijote
The relationship between Miguel de Unamuno and Jorge Luis Borges remains understudied. In this thesis I compare both authors according to their shared interest in reading and rewriting Miguel de Cervantes’s Don Quijote de la Mancha. Across their vast respective bibliographies on Cervantes, from …
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Semidioses unamunianos ; las figuras con funciones de dios en la obra ensayística, novelística y poética de Miguel de Unamuno.
Miguel de Unamuno, el filósofo de la Generación de 1898de España, exploraba multiples formas y características de Dios en sus obras ensayísticas, novelísticas y poéticas. Estos semidioses toman la forma del Dios cristiano y también de personajes que sirven como dios para otros personajes. Un …
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Los personajes femeninos en las novelas de Unamuno
… sobre los personajes femeninos en las novelas de Miguel de Unamuno. Partiendo de la premisa unamuniana, "todo ser de ficcion ... que crea un autor hace parte del autor mismo," proponemos que las protagonistas femeninas en La tia Tula y San Manuel Bueno, martir representan aspectos importantes …
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The evolving narrator in the Spanish novel (1884-1958) : La de Bringas, Niebla, and Entre visillos.
… whether forcefully, playfully, or subtly. La de Bringas (1884), by Benito Pérez Galdós, exemplifies the Realist movement with its monolithic, intrusive narrator who mocks his society and those around him, yet the narrator also ironizes himself and undercuts his narrative though unreliable …
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Ethical entanglements: human-animal relationships in modern and contemporary Spain
… more broadly speaking, how might the consideration of a non-Anglophone cultural context such as Spain’s inform current work in literary ecofeminism, ecocriticism, and the environmental humanities? To answer these questions, my analyses draw on theories primarily from animal studies and …
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Mario Puccini letterato-editore. Prospettive d’archivio e mediazione letteraria tra Italia e Spagna
… Lombardo. The aim of this analysis is to provide an innovative and accurate account on several issues, generally misregarded by scholarship, such as series, advertising strategies, the relationship between authors and publishers, the catalogue of books. My thesis, furthermore, highlights the …
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Ibero-American intersections: constructing (trans)national imaginaries in Spain and Latin America, 1898-1938
… supranational contexts in which (trans)national identities are negotiated and defined. Intellectual representations of Argentina and Mexico are offered by three Spaniards: Miguel de Unamuno, Vicente Blasco Ibáñez and José María Albiñana Sanz. From the other side of the Atlantic, imaginative …
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Theological Existentialism In San Manuel Bueno, Mártir
… classic canon, San Manuel Bueno, mártir by Miguel de Unamuno (Bilbao, 1864-Salamanca, 1936). The story is set in a remote rural rustic village of Valverde de Lucerna in the bucolic Diocese of Renada which lies by a symbolic lake and snow-capped cloudy mountain resembling, said, San Manuel, …
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Reimaginando A Bolívar En La Cultura Latinoamericana
… role in the construction of Venezuelan national identity, as well as that of Colombia and other Andean nations. Venezuelan society–the masses and the elite–is devoted to Bolívar’s cult. However, in the 1960s historical practice evolved from “great men” stories to what Miguel de Unamuno calls …
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Ernst Jünger's Strahlungen
… in 'approximation’. He can never presume to understand completely either the author's intentions when he first came to plan his work or the precise meaning of the message he intends to convey to the reader, unless, of course, the critic's work is done for him in advance by the helpful author in …
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Unamunian Microcosms: Four Short Stories in a New Translation into English
<p>Spanish writer Miguel de Unamuno's short fiction is neglected in both the academic and nonacademic communities, and it is especially underrepresented in English-language translation. This thesis constitutes a comprehensive approach to four short stories: "El que se enterró," "La manchita de la …