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Bibliografia Cubana 1984 MINISTERIO DE CULTURA BIBLIOGRAFIA CUBANA 1984 BIBLIOTECA NACIONAL JOSE MARTI r BIBLIOTECA NACIONAL JOSE MARTI MINISTERIO DE CL ETL RA BIBLIOGRAFIA CUBANA 1984 N UM ER O 1 ENERO - FEBRERO CIUDAD DE LA HABANA 1984 AÑO DE1 XXV ANIVERSARIO DEL TRIUNFO DE LA REVOLUCION CU ISSN 0574-6086 Compilada por Dep. de Investigaciones Biblio­ gráficas Elena Graupera Arango Juana Ma. Mont Cárdenas Impreso en el Dept. de Ediciones y Conservación de la Biblioteca Nacional José Marti TABLA DE CONTENIDO Paginas Siglas y abreviaturas....... ,.................... v PRIMERA SECCION: JOSE MARTI....................... 3 SEGUNDA SECCION: LIBROS Y FOLLETOS Cuerpo de la obra.................. 9 Autores cubanos en el extranjero.................. 11 Suplemento.............. ...................... 12 TERCERA SECCION: PUBLICACIONES SERIADAS Suplemento.... ................... 71 CUARTA SECCION: MATERIALES ESPECIALES Cartelograf ía. ............... 73 Catálogos de exposiciones...,......... 86 Emisiones postales»............. 91 Fonorregistros....................... 99 Producción cinematográfica................ 100 INDICES Indice analítico...... .................... 117 Indices de colecciones, series y editoriales...... 223 SIGLAS Y ABREVIATURAS a. .............. abr. ............. ago.............. algs, ............ ATM........ ...... rial b. y n...... c. ........ CAME ............ mica cap. .... CDR Comité de Defensa de la Revo­ lución CEDE .......... mentación y Control Poligra- fico CETSS .............. Seguridad Social cm..... co. ................ col,, color ....... comp..... ........ CTC ................ Cuba 4a....... .......... CUBATUR....... Dep................ diagrs........ dic. ............. dir. ............... DOR ................ volucionaria DPI-IH NI ITT ........ tra Incendios. Ministerio del Interior ed.(s) EC-REM............. ciones Musicales ene. .......... vi ENSPES .......... y Producción del Ministerio de Educación Superior et al. ............ facsíms» .......... FAR ............. rias feb. .............. h ........... ICIDCA .......... gaciones de los Derivados de la Caña de Azúcar ICRT ............ Televisión IDICT ........... Información Científico y Téc­ nica ilus. ............. IUDER ............ tes, Educación Física y Re­ creación introd, ........... INTUR ........... ISA ............ I.S.C.A.H, Instituto Superior de Ciencias Agropecuarias, Habana I.S.P.J.A.E co José Antonio Echeverría JUCEPLAH ......... cion jul....... jun............ k.............. LD ............... m a r . .... may. ............. MES ..... ........ rior min. .............. ICEÍÍAL............ Alimenticia MINEAR ........... raadas Revolucionarias mm» ............... no. ............... nov, .............. OGLAE .... noamericana de Estudiantes oct. OR ............... OSPAAAL .......... de los Pueblos* de Asia, Afri- ca y America Latina viii p página (s) PCC ............. PED ............. pleg..... Plg.............. ■ pról. ............. pt.(s) .......... resp. ............. rev. .............. rpm.............. 2a............... sep....... ........ ser....... ........ SINTIA.......... ¿adores de la Industria Ali­ menticia SNT ............. res SNTIQME.... ..... dores de las Industrias Quími' ca, la Minería y la Energéti­ ca SOC. ............. Secundaria Obrero Campesina t tomo(s) 3a. ............. tr. .............. UIT ............. comunicaciones UNEAC ........... tas de Cuba UNESCO .......... Unidas para la Educación, la Ciencia y la Cultura UPU ............. URSS ....... tas Soviéticas V., vol v o l timen PRIMERA SECCION JOSE MARTI í MARTI, JOSE SUPLEMENTO Bibliografía activa 1 MARTI, JOSE Replies : materials referring to José Martí and the radio Martí project / José Martí ; prepared and compiled by the Center for Studies on José Martí- — Havana, 1982. — 45 p. Incluye bibliografía Bibliografía pasiva 2 CASTRO RUZ, FIDEL José Martí: el autor intelectual / Fidel Castro Ruz ; selección y presentación Centro de Estudios Martianos. — La Habana : Editora Política, 1983. — 235 p. : ilus., facsíms. Bibliografía y notas al pie de las páginas 3 ESTRADE, PAUL José Martí : militante y estratega / Paul Estra- de, — La Habana : Centro de Estudios Martianos, 3 Editorial de Ciencias Sociales, 1983. — 164 p. — (Colección de estudios martianos) Bibliografía y notas al pie de las páginas 4 FERNANDEZ RETAMAR, ROBERTO José Martí : semblanza biográfica y cronología mi nima / Roberto Fernández Retamar, Ibrahím Hidalgo Paz. — La Habana : Editora Política, 1983. — 82 p. Bibliografía y notas al pie de las paginas 5 LE RIVEREND, JULIO Visión martiana del imperialismo / Julio Le Rive- rend. — La Habana, 1982. ~ 9-18 p. "Separata de la Revista de la Biblioteca Nacional José Martí, sep.-dic. 1982, no. 3" 6 MONTANE OROPESA, JESUS Nuestro Martí : discursos / Jesús Montané, Carlos Rafael Rodríguez, Armando Hart, — La Habana : Editora Política, 1983. — 68 p. : ilus, 7 NUÑEZ RODRIGUEZ, ENRIQUE El humor en Martí / Enrique Nuñez Rodríguez, ~ La Habana, 1983. — 23 p. Folleto publicado para la III Bienal Internacional de Humorismo, San Antonio de los Baños, 1983 8 PORTUONDO, JOSE ANTONIO Martí y la paz / José Antonio Portuondo. — La Ha­ bana t Movimiento Cubano por la Paz y la Soberanía de los Pueblos, /19827. — 22 p. Incluye bibliografía é 9 Seminario Internacional Vigencia del Pensamiento Martiano. — /La Habana, 1982?/, — ^154 h. Contiene: Discurso por Jesús Montane Oropesa en v la inauguración del Seminario y las ponencias pre­ sentadas en el mismo Martí en el extranj ero 10 IBARRA, JORGE José Marti : dirigente político e ideólogo revolu- 4 cionario / Jorge Ibarra, — 2a. ed. — /Méxicq7 : Editorial Nuestro Tiempo, fl9QlJ. — 237 p. — (Colección pensamiento latinoamericano) Bibliografía y notas al pie de las páginas 11 IDUARTE, ANDRES Martí, escritor / Andrés Iduarte. — 3a, ed, — México : Editorial. Joaquín Mortiz, 1982, — 354 p. 12 INSTITUTO CULTURAL ECUATORIANO-CUBANO JOSE MARTI Nuestra America / Instituto Cultural Ecuatoriano- Cubano José Martí, — Guayaquil : Dep, de Publi­ caciones de la Facultad de Ciencias Económicas de la Universidad de Guayaquil, 1983, — 55 p. Contiene: 130 aniversario José Martí, El más ge­ nial y universal de los políticos cubanos / R, Fernandez Retamar,- Introducción al estudio de las ideas sociales de Martí / J, A, Portuondo,- Discurso pronunciado en la velada de la Sociedad Literaria Hispano-Americana en honor de Simón Bo­ lívar el 20 de octubre de 1893." Alfaro y Cuba / J, Perez Concha,- Oficio del Alcalde de Guayaquil para que se designe una de las calles de Guayaquil con el nombre de José Martí 13 KIRK, JOHN M. José Martí : mentor of the Cuban Nation / John M. Kirk, — Gainsville : University Press of Florida, 1983. — 201 p. Estudio sobre el pensamiento político de José Mar­ tí, Incluye notas, bibliografía y cronología 14 MARTI, JOSE Nuestra América / José Martí ; comp. y prél. de Roberto Fernandez Retamar. — Quito : /s. n._/, 1983. — 479 p. Ed, auspiciada por la Asociación de Historiadores Latinoamericanos y del Caribe (ADHILAC) y el Ins­ tituto Ecuatoriano Cubano de Amistad José Martí f 5 '1 SEGUNDA SECCION LIBROS Y FOLLETOS TECNICA. CIENCIAS TECNICAS MAQUINARIAS, EQUIPOS E INSTRUMENTOS DE PRECISION 15 GONZALEZ GONZALEZ, GERARDO OMAR, comp. Sala de maquinas / com^. Gerardo Omar González Gon­ zález, Luis Román Padrón, Rolando Martínez Taba- rez ; ilus. Eduardo Valdés, Néstor Mili Olivera, Martha Rodríguez Nuñez. — La Habana : Editorial Pueblo y Educación, 1984. — 184 p. : ilus. Incluye bibliografía CONSTRUCCION 16 LOPEZ AGÜERO, ROGELIO, comp. Elementos de estructura de hormigón armado / comp, Rogelio López Agüero ; pról. Manuel E. Babé Ruano. — La Habana : Editorial Pueblo y Educación, 1983, /i, e/ 1984. ~ t. : ilus La Biblioteca posee t,: 1, 2 Incluye bibliografía CIENCIAS SOCIALES Y HUMANISTICAS POLITICA. CIENCIAS POLITICAS 17 PARTIDO COMUNISTA DE CUBA. COMITE CENTRAL Resolución del VIII Pleno del Comité Central del Partido Comunista de Cuba. — La Habana : Editora Política, 1984. — 26 p. 9 ORIENTACIONES METODOLOGICAS, PROGRAMAS Y GUIAS 18 Física : décimo grado : programa. — La Habana s Editorial Pueblo y Educación, 1984. — - 31 p. LITERATURA Literatura cubana - testimonio 19 FERNANDEZ ROBAINA, TOMAS Recuerdos secretos de dos mujeres publicas / Tomas Fernández Robaina. -- La Habana : Editorial Letras Cubanas, 1983 /i. e. 1984/. ~ 105 p. Notas al pie de las páginas OBRAS DE REFERENCIA BIOGRAFIAS E INDICES 20 BIBLIOTECA NACIONAL JOSE MARTI. DEP. DE INVESTIGA­ CIONES BIBLIOGRAFICAS Indice de la revista Cuba y América : 1897-1901 : primer quinquenio / Biblioteca Nacional José Mar­ tí, Dep. de Investigaciones Bibliográficas ; comp, Alicia Llarena. — La Habana : Dep. de Ediciones y Conservación de la Biblioteca Nacional José Mar­ tí, 1984. — 214 p. á 10 AUTORES CUBANOS EN EL EXTRANJERO 21 DIEGO, ELISEO L'abisso e le sillabe / Eliseo Diego e Roberto Priol ; versioni di Francesco Tentori Montalto. ~ Pirenze : Nuovedizioni Enrico Vallecchi, 1983. ~ 87 p. — (Biblioteca della doppia lettera. Collana di poesía diretta da Paolo Manetti ; 27) español, italiano Incluye notas biográficas sobre los autores 22 FERNANDEZ, PABLO ARMANDO Los niños se despiden / Pablo Armando Fernandez. — Madrid : Eds, Alfaguara, 1983. — 465 p. — (Lite­ ratura Alfaguara) 23 NEIRA VILAS, XOSE Castelao en Cuba / Xosé Neira Vilas. — A Coruña : Eds, do Castro, 1983. — 279 p. ¿ ilus. ~ (Docu­ mentos para a historia contemporánea de Galicia ; 5) Incluye bibliografía y notas al pie de las páginas 24 PEREZ VALERO,^ RODOLFO Para vivir más de una vida / Rodolfo Pérez Valero. — Moscú : Voenizdat, 1983.
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