Description
These 32 essays cover social, ecclesiastical, political and economic history as well as literary theory, comparative literature, and translation theory. They also cover time and space: Catalonia, Galicia, Castile, Portugal, Germany, Cuba, Mexico, Argentina, Peru, Uruguay, and Brazil, from the Middle Ages to the late twentieth century. Hispanists around the world will recognize and appreciate the intertextuality of these essays. This collection bears the subtitle Como se fue el Maestro and is intended to pay homage to Derek Lomax and acknowledge his place in the pantheon of scholars of late twentieth-century Spain. Other Hispanic Books 2000 – Spanish Women Poets of the Generation of 1927 1995 – The Importance of the Don Quixote Myth in the Works of Antonio Buero Vallejo 1990 – Women in the Theatre of Galds: From Realidad (1892) to Voluntad (1895)
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