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SPANISH STUDIES: LITERATURE, 1936 TO THE PRESENT DAY

SPANISH STUDIES: LITERATURE, 1936 TO THE PRESENT DAY Romance Languages LITERATURE, 1936 TO THE PRESENT DAY By J 0 LABANYI, Lecturer in Spanish at Birkbeck College, University of London I. GENERAL The market for literary histories of the Franco period must now be close to saturation point: Santos Sanz Villanueva, Historia de la literatura espanola, vol. 6 (ii), El siglo Xx. La literatura actual, B, Ariel, is a useful and thorough addition to the original Ernest Benn Literary History ojSpain series that will probably make further general surveys redundant. Miguel Diez Rodriguez et al., Literatura espanola. Textos, criticay relaciones, vol. 2, Del siglo XVIII a nuestros dias, M, Alhambra, 848 pp., rushes frantically through postwar poetry, fiction and drama in chs 9-1 1, though some useful information is given re literary magazines of the period. * La cultura spagnola durante e dopo il franchismo, ed. Otello Lottini and Maria C. Ruta, Rome, Cadmo, 1982. * Entre la cruzy la espada: en tomo a la Espana de postguerra. Homenaje a Eugenio G. de Nora, ed. Jose Manuel Lopez de Abiada, M, Gredos, 362 pp. K. Kohut, Escribir en Paris, Frankfurt am Main, Klaus Dieter Vervuert, 1983,286 pp., interviews Arrabal, Corrales Egea, G6mez Arcos,Juan Goytisolo and Semprun, among others. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png The Year’s Work in Modern Language Studies Brill

SPANISH STUDIES: LITERATURE, 1936 TO THE PRESENT DAY

LABANYI, JO
The Year’s Work in Modern Language Studies , Volume 46 (1): 13 – Mar 13, 1985
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Romance Languages LITERATURE, 1936 TO THE PRESENT DAY By J 0 LABANYI, Lecturer in Spanish at Birkbeck College, University of London I. GENERAL The market for literary histories of the Franco period must now be close to saturation point: Santos Sanz Villanueva, Historia de la literatura espanola, vol. 6 (ii), El siglo Xx. La literatura actual, B, Ariel, is a useful and thorough addition to the original Ernest Benn Literary History ojSpain series that will probably make further general surveys redundant. Miguel Diez Rodriguez et al., Literatura espanola. Textos, criticay relaciones, vol. 2, Del siglo XVIII a nuestros dias, M, Alhambra, 848 pp., rushes frantically through postwar poetry, fiction and drama in chs 9-1 1, though some useful information is given re literary magazines of the period. * La cultura spagnola durante e dopo il franchismo, ed. Otello Lottini and Maria C. Ruta, Rome, Cadmo, 1982. * Entre la cruzy la espada: en tomo a la Espana de postguerra. Homenaje a Eugenio G. de Nora, ed. Jose Manuel Lopez de Abiada, M, Gredos, 362 pp. K. Kohut, Escribir en Paris, Frankfurt am Main, Klaus Dieter Vervuert, 1983,286 pp., interviews Arrabal, Corrales Egea, G6mez Arcos,Juan Goytisolo and Semprun, among others.

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