Entries cover authors, critics, major works, magazines, genres, and schools and movements of Latin American and Caribbean literature.
British. Guiana. Writer. A visionary and original novelist, Harris left school at 17 to become a land surveyor and led ... He turned, therefore, to poetic prose to present the spirit of Amerindian mythology in conflict with the European ...
Contains approximately two hundred alphabetically arranged entries that provide information about Latin American literature, covering topics, countries, authors, and representative works.
Encyclopedia of Latin American Literature
Havana: Instituto Cubano del Libro. Editorial Arte y Literatura, 1976. ———. ... El negro en Cuba 1492–1844. Cultura Afrocubana I. Miami, ... Cultura Afrocubana III Miami: Ediciones Universal, 1992. ———. Letras, Música, Arte.
The recognition of Bolo Francisco by the Casa de las Américas prize underscores its political content, but the play is also exemplary of the ... El teatro del absurdo en Cuba: El compromiso artístico frente al compromiso politico. LATR.
69) Labyrinth, 2-57n Laird, Paul R., 9-108 Lambiek Comiclopedia, 5-121 Lamdin, Laura Cooner, 6-91 Lamdin, Robert Thomas, ... 11-172 Lewis, Adam, 11-269 Lewis, James R., 4-10 This page intentionally left blank Author/Title Index • 435 L.
... and El tren pasa primero (2006; The Train Passes First), which won the 2007 Rómulo Gallegos Prize, about a Mexican railway worker and his struggle for justice, set against the Mexican railway strikes of 1958 and 1959.
Kennedy, Dennis, ed. The Oxford Encyclopedia of Theatre and Performance. 2 vols. New York: Oxford University Press, 2003. In two volumes, Kennedy covers theater and performance through entries on concepts and theories; ...
Hunting the Last Wild Man. Translated by Margaret Jull Costa. New York: Seven Stories Press, 2002. 190 pages. Genre/literary style/story type: mainstream fiction Candela March—a lover of solitude of who nonetheless lives with her five ...
This is a highly unusual move when compared to Colón's later work: “¡Pobre Jorge Washington,/ hombre sin igual/ que ensucien tu calle/ con sociedad tal!/ ¡si estuvieras vivo/ Mandaras a matar/ a toda esa chusma/ pintada con cal!