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Bibliografia Cubana 1986 MINISTERIO DE CULTURA vi BIBLIOGRAFIA CUBANA 1986 ISSN 0574-6086 BIBLIOTECA NACIONAL JOSE MARTI MINISTERIO DE CULTOR/ BIBLIOGRAFIA CUBANA 1986 NUMERO 6 NOVIEMBRE-DICIEMBRE CIUDAD DE LA HABANA 1987 "AÑO 29 DE LA REVOLUCION" Compilada por Dep. de Investigaciones Bibliográficas Elena Graupera Arango Juana Ma. Mont Cárdenas Corrección Sonia Remigio Impreso en el Dep. de Ediciones y Conservación de la Biblioteca Nacional José Marti TABLA DE CONTENIDO Siglas v abreviaturas ............................ v PRIMERA SECCION: JOSE MARTI........................ 3 SEGUNDA SECCION: LIBROS Y FOLLETOS................. 7 Autores cubanos en el extranjero ................... 47 Suplemento ............................ 49 TERCERA SECCION: PUBLICACIONESSERIADAS .............. 63 CUARTA SECCION: MATERIALES ESPECIALES Cartelografía ..................................... 67 Catálogos de exposiciones ......................... 72 Emisiones postales ................................ 83 Fonorregistros .................................... 85 Obras musicales ................................... 89 Producción cinematográfica ........................ 90 Programas ......................................... 95 INDICES Indice analítico ................................ 113 Indice de colecciones, series y editoriales......... 218 SIGLAS Y ABREVIATURAS a ................. ........... ano abr............... adapt............. ag................. 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IX s. p......................... sin.paginar t............................ tomo (s) tab.......................... tablas trad......................... traductor, traducción UNEAC........................ Unión de Escritores y Artistas de Cuba UNESCO....................... Organización de las Naciones Unidas para la Educación, la Ciencia y la Cultura- UNHIC........................ Unión Nacional de Historiado­ res de Cuba URSS......................... Unión de Repúblicas Socialis­ tas Soviéticas U.S.A........................ United States of America v. vol....................... volumen (es) x PRIMERA SECCION JOSE MARTI \ MARTI, JOSE Bibliografía pasiva 2353 MARTINEZ BELLO, ANTONIO Martí antimperialista y conocedor del imperialismo / Antonio Martínez Bello ; pról. Juan Manuel García Espi­ nosa. — La Habana : Editorial de Ciencias Sociales, 1986. — 134 p. — (Eds. políticas) Bibliografía y notas Martí en el extranjero 2354 LAMORE, JEAN José Martí et L'Amérique / Jean Lamore. — París : Edi_ tions L'Harmattan, 1986. — 2 t. La Biblioteca posee los t. : 1 Bibliografía Contiene: t. 1. Pour une Amérique unie et métisse ,2355 TURTON, PETER José Martí : architect of Cuba's freedom / Peter Turton. — London : Zed Books, 1986. — vii, 157 p. — (Third world books) Bibliografía y cronología de José Martí SUPLEMENTO Bibliografía pasiva 2356 ENCUENTRO NACIONAL DE LOS EQUIPOS DE ESTUDIO 130 ANIVER­ SARIO DEL NATALICIO DE JOSE MARTI 130 aniversario del natalicio de José Martí / Encuentro 3 Nacional de los Equipos de Estudio 130 Aniversario del Natalicio de José Martí. — /La Habana? : s. n . J , 1983. — 12 U 2357 SANTANA GONZALEZ, GILDA Apuntes para el estudio de la crítica teatral de José Martí / Gilda Santana González ; pról. Oscar Valdés Ca rreras. — La Habana : Dep. Actividades Culturales, Uní versidad de La Habana, 1985. — 115 p. Bibliografía Concurso 13 de marzo, 1982. Premio Ensayo Catálogos de exposiciones 2358 La pintura en José Martí. La Habana, Centro de Estu­ dios Martianos, nov. 1986 II Bienal de La Habana Expone autocaricaturas, dibujos y paisaje del propio ejercicio pictórico de José Martí. Además ilustra el universo en que se movió la crítica martiana de pintu­ ra, y muestra ejemplos de homenajes que el maestro ha recibido de diversos creadores de la plástica Incluye reseña de los escritos de Jose^Martí acerca de pintura que aparecen en sus Obras completas 4 SEGUNDA SECCION LIBROS Y FOLLETOS MARXISMO LENINISMO 2359 KOPNIN, PAVEL VASIL'EVICH Lógica dialéctica / P. V.Kopnin ; versión al español de Lydia Kuper de Velasco. — La Habana : Editorial Pueblo y Educación, 1986. — 560 p. Bibliografía y notas al pie de las páginas CIENCIAS NATURALES Y EXACTAS MATEMATICA 2360 FERNANDEZ MUÑIZ, JOSE LUIS Análisis matemático / José Luis Fernández Muñiz, Gracie^ la de la Torre Molné ; il. Pedro Scull Jorge. — La Ha baña : Editorial Pueblo y Educación, 1986. — t. : gráf. La Biblioteca posee los t.: 3 Bibliografía 2361 KAKES CRUZ, ALIBEIT Cuaderno complementario de grafos / Alibeit Kakes Cruz, Ornar J. Casas López. — La Habana : Editorial Pueblo y Educación, 1986. — 79 p. : gráf. Bibliografía 2362 Lógica matemática, teoría de conjuntos y dominios nuitó ricos / G. List ... [et a l . J . — La Habana : Editorial Pueblo y Educación, 1986. — 319 p. : il., gráf. Otros autores: M. Walter, M. Baginski, G. Loschau, A. Mertens, G. Schwanits, W. Glaewe, P. Goll 2363 Problemas resueltos y propuestos de estadística matemái tica II / Ramón Francis García, Regla Lamar Meneses, 7 Andrés Rivero Ash. — La Habana : Editorial Pueblo y Educación, 1986. — 262 p. : tab. FISICA 2364 KING, HORACE WILLIAMS Manual de hidráulica para la resolución de problemas de hidráulica / Horace Williams King ; rev. por Ernest F. Brater ; trad. de la 4a. ed. en inglés por Rafael García Díaz ; rev. de la trad. y adapt. al sistema mé­ trico decimal por Santiago Alonso. — 1. ed. en español. — La Habana : Editorial Pueblo y Educación, 1986. — 2 t. : gráf., tab. La Biblioteca posee los t. : 2 2365 VERDIJANOV, SHAJBALA V. Fundamentos de la mecánica relativista / Shajbalá V. Verdijánov, Amado Paula Acosta, José A. Rodríguez Rodri guez. — La Habana : Editorial Pueblo y Educación, 1986. — 123 p. : gráf. Bibliografía QUIMICA 2366 LAMAZARES, JORGE LUIS La química analítica de los metales nobles : ¿pasado o presente? : reseña analítica / Jorge Luis Lamazares. — La Habana : Dep. Información Técnica, CIPIMM, 1986. — 48 p. Bibliografía 2367 LLOPIZ YURELL, JULIO CESAR Análisis térmico / Julio César Llópis Yurell. — La Ha baña : Editorial Pueblo y Educación, 1986. — 147 p. : il., gráf., tab. Bibliografía GEODESIA 2368 GOSPODINOV, GEORGII VALENTINOVICH Topografía / G. V. Gospodinov, V. N. Sorokin ; Zíntrod. Manuel G. de Castro Ruiz/. — /La Habana^ : Editorial Pueblo y Educación, /1986/. — 398 p. : il., gráf. 8 GEOLOGIA 2369 OLENIN, A. S. Asalto a la Ciénaga : científicos soviéticos en Cuba / A. S. Olenin ; trac!. René Gómez Manzano. — La Habana : Editorial de Ciencias Sociales, 1985 /i. e. 1986/. — 139 p. — (Eds. políticas) 2370 SEGURA SOTO, RAFAEL Introducción a la petrografía : introducción al estudio de las rocas en Cuba / Rafael Segura Soto. — La Haba­ na : Editorial Pueblo y Educación, 1986. — 208 p. : il., diagr., tab. BIOLOGIA 2371 Microbiología general. — La
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