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(D)Escribir El Viaje: 45 Días Y 30 Marineros, De Norah Lange
Inti: Revista de literatura hispánica Volume 1 Number 75 Article 27 2012 (D)escribir el viaje: 45 días y 30 marineros, de Norah Lange Julien Roger Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.providence.edu/inti Citas recomendadas Roger, Julien (April 2012) "(D)escribir el viaje: 45 días y 30 marineros, de Norah Lange," Inti: Revista de literatura hispánica: No. 75, Article 27. Available at: https://digitalcommons.providence.edu/inti/vol1/iss75/27 This Notas is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@Providence. It has been accepted for inclusion in Inti: Revista de literatura hispánica by an authorized editor of DigitalCommons@Providence. For more information, please contact [email protected]. (D)ESCRIBIR EL VIAJE: 45 DÍAS Y 30 MARINEROS, DE NORAH LANGE Julien Roger Université Paris-Sorbonne Paris IV A fines del siglo XIX y a principios del XX, el viaje transatlántico entre Argentina y Francia era, y sigue siendo, el momento imprescindible para cualquier intelectual, o cualquier literato. Trátense de políticos o de escritores, de Alberdi, Mansilla, Sarmiento, Lugones, Darío, Quiroga, Victoria y Silvina Ocampo, Bioy Casares, Borges u otros después, todos hicieron un viaje iniciático a Europa, como lo analizó detalladamente Axel Gasquet en un capítulo de su tesis, L’intelligentsia du bout du monde, “Le voyage créole. Exploration interne et découverte du vieux continent” (67-102). En efecto, en el período contemplado por Gasquet, el viaje a Europa era una manera de afirmar una autoridad nacional, o incluso una “autorialidad” nacional, en la medida en que se trataba sobre todo, a través del viaje, de construir un proyecto relativo a la idiosincrasia argentina: Si la literatura argentina es la “historia de un proyecto nacional,” como lo afirma David Viñas, el viaje a Europa es el viaje de la búsqueda, en el cual el viajero no busca sólo su identidad (característica que podríamos calificar de sicológica) sino también, más fundamentalmente, un espejo histórico y social donde encontrar los elementos útiles para este proyecto nacional. -
Distribution Agreement in Presenting This Dissertation As a Partial
Distribution Agreement In presenting this dissertation as a partial fulfillment of the requirements for an advanced degree from Emory University, I hereby grant to Emory University and its agents the non- exclusive license to archive, make accessible, and display my dissertation in whole or in part in all forms of media, now or hereafter known, including display on the world wide web. I understand that I may select some access restrictions as part of the online submission of this dissertation. I retain all ownership rights to the copyright of the dissertation. I also retain the right to use in future works (such as articles or books) all or part of this dissertation. Signature: ____________________________ ______________ Michelle S. Hite Date Sisters, Rivals, and Citizens: Venus and Serena Williams as a Case Study of American Identity By Michelle S. Hite Doctor of Philosophy Graduate Institute of the Liberal Arts ___________________________________________________________ Rudolph P. Byrd, Ph.D. Advisor ___________________________________________________________ Rosemarie Garland-Thomson, Ph.D. Committee Member ___________________________________________________________ Kimberly Wallace-Sanders, Ph.D. Committee Member Accepted: ___________________________________________________________ Lisa A. Tedesco, Ph.D. Dean of the Graduate School ____________________ Date Sisters, Rivals, and Citizens: Venus and Serena Williams as a Case Study of American Identity By Michelle S. Hite M.Sc., University of Kentucky Rudolph P. Byrd, Ph.D. An abstract of A dissertation submitted to the Faculty of the Graduate School of Emory University In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the Graduate Institute of the Liberal Arts 2009 Abstract Sisters, Rivals, and Citizens: Venus and Serena Williams as a Case Study of American Identity By Michelle S. -
The Social Construction of Reality Among Black Disadvantaged Adolescents: a Case Study Exploring the Relationship of Poverty, Race, and Schooling
Loyola University Chicago Loyola eCommons Dissertations Theses and Dissertations 1997 The Social Construction of Reality Among Black Disadvantaged Adolescents: A Case Study Exploring the Relationship of Poverty, Race, and Schooling Loretta J. Brunious Loyola University Chicago Follow this and additional works at: https://ecommons.luc.edu/luc_diss Part of the Education Commons Recommended Citation Brunious, Loretta J., "The Social Construction of Reality Among Black Disadvantaged Adolescents: A Case Study Exploring the Relationship of Poverty, Race, and Schooling" (1997). Dissertations. 3653. https://ecommons.luc.edu/luc_diss/3653 This Dissertation is brought to you for free and open access by the Theses and Dissertations at Loyola eCommons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Dissertations by an authorized administrator of Loyola eCommons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 License. Copyright © 1997 Loretta J. Brunious LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF REALITY AMONG BLACK DISADVANTAGED ADOLESCENTS: A CASE STUDY EXPLORING THE RELATIONSHIP OF POVERTY RACE AND SCHOOLING A DISSERTATION SUBMITTED TO THE FACULTY OF THE GRADUATE SCHOOL IN CANDIDACY FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND POLICY STUDIES BY LORETTA J. BRUNIOUS CHICAGO, ILLINOIS JANUARY 1997 , .......... ! ., " ' ~ _, . ~~ Copyright by Loretta J. Brunious, 1997 All rights reserved 11 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The writing of this dissertation has been enhanced by my committee chairman, Dr. Steven Miller. Through his guidance, expertise, and support, a probable research study became a reality. I would also like to acknowledge my committee members, Dr. Talmadge Wright and Dr. -
El Periódico Martín Fierro Como Campo Gravitacional Martín Fierro As a Gravitational field
DOSSIER Orbis Tertius, vol. XXIV, nº 30, e129, noviembre 2019-abril 2020. ISSN 1851-7811 Universidad Nacional de La Plata Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación Centro de Estudios de Teoría y Crítica Literaria El periódico Martín Fierro como campo gravitacional Martín Fierro as a gravitational field Sylvia Saítta Universidad de Buenos Aires – CONICET, Argentina [email protected] Resumen: Este trabajo sostiene que el periódico Martín Fierro funciona como campo gravitacional en el mapa de las revistas culturales del siglo veinte ya que Martín Fierro —como Sur, Contorno, Punto de Vista y Babel— es, además de una publicación ubicada en un tiempo preciso (1924-1927), un grupo de pertenencia que define a quienes escriben en sus páginas mientras se publica pero también después de su cierre; una estética y un movimiento artístico (el martinfierrismo) cuyo nombre proviene de la revista; un ámbito en torno al cual se posicionan las revistas que le son contemporáneas pero que continúa cumpliendo esa función después de su cierre porque una trama de relatos, escritos y orales, la convierten en tema y cuentan, de modo recurrente, su propia historia. Palabras clave: revistas culturales, periódico Martín Fierro, Leopoldo Marechal, martinfierrismo . Abstract: is paper argues that Martín Fierro functions as a gravitational field on the map of cultural journals of the twentieth century. Martín Fierro —such as Sur, Contorno, Punto de Vista and Babel— is a publication located at a precise time (1924-1927). It’s also a membership group, an aesthetic and an artistic movement (martinfierrismo) whose name comes om the magazine; a field around which the magazines that are contemporary but that continues to fulfill that function are positioned aer its closure because a plot of stories, written and oral, make it a theme and tell, in a recurring way, its own history. -
Lee Harwood the INDEPENDENT, 5TH VERSION., Aug 14Odt
' Poet and climber, Lee Harwood is a pivotal figure in what’s still termed the British Poetry Revival. He published widely since 1963, gaining awards and readers here and in America. His name evokes pioneering publishers of the last half-century. His translations of poet Tristan Tzara were published in diverse editions. Harwood enjoyed a wide acquaintance among the poets of California, New York and England. His poetry was hailed by writers as diverse as Peter Ackroyd, Anne Stevenson, Edward Dorn and Paul Auster . Lee Harwood was born months before World War II in Leicester. An only child to parents Wilfred and Grace, he lived in Chertsey. He survived a German air raid, his bedroom window blown in across his bed one night as he slept. His grandmother Pansy helped raise him from the next street while his young maths teacher father served in the war and on to 1947 in Africa. She and Grace's father inspired in Lee a passion for stories. Delicate, gentle, candid and attentive - Lee called his poetry stories. Iain Sinclair described him as 'full-lipped, fine-featured : clear (blue) eyes set on a horizon we can't bring into focus. Harwood's work, from whatever era, is youthful and optimistic: open.' Lee met Jenny Goodgame, in the English class above him at Queen Mary College, London in 1958. They married in 1961. They published single issues of Night Scene, Night Train, Soho and Horde. Lee’s first home was Brick Lane in Aldgate East, then Stepney where their son Blake was born. He wrote 'Cable Street', a prose collage of location and anti fascist testimonial. -
UNIDAD 12 Más Poemas Y Poetas
Más poemas y poetas: UNIDAD 12 poesía para decir y escuchar En esta unidad vas a continuar el trabajo con los poemas y los poetas. Vas a leer y conocer a varios auto- res argentinos, a escribir la biografía de uno de ellos y a dedicarte, como dice André Breton “a practicar la poesía”, recitando y oyendo recitar a tus compañeros. 1. Leer y escuchar poemas Oliverio Girondo, Jorge Luis Borges y Julio Cortázar son tres grandes poetas argentinos. a) Leé los siguientes poemas de Oliverio Girondo. Gratitud Gracias aroma Gracias a los racimos Gracias por la ebriedad, Gracias a lo que nace, azul, a la tarde, por la vagancia a las uñas fogata a la sed por el aire las alas encelo. al fervor la piel las hormigas, a las arrugas, las alamedas, los reflejos Gracias pelo al silencio por el absurdo de hoy el viento caballo a los senos y de mañana, la rompiente, mandarino. a la noche, desazón el olvido a la danza avidez los granos Gracias pudor a la lumbre calma la locura. turquesa a la espesura. alegría, embrujo nostalgia Muchas gracias gusano. vela, Muchas gracias al humo desamor Gracias huevo. llamarada a los microbios, ceniza Gracias fango, quietud al despertar llanto. sonido. azar al cuerno Gracias piedra. delirio. a la belleza, Muchas gracias por todo. a la esponja Muchas gracias. a la duda a la semilla, Oliverio Girondo, a la sangre agradecido. a los toros a la siesta. MINISTERIO DE EDUCACIÓN, CIENCIA Y TECNOLOGÍA 169 UNIDAD 12 Arborescencia Creí que fuese un pelo rebelde, atormentado, pero al mirarme el pecho comprobé que era verde. -
Report Artist Release Tracktitle Streaming 2017 1Wayfrank Ayegirl
Report Artist Release Tracktitle Streaming 2017 1wayfrank Ayegirl - Single Ayegirl Streaming 2017 2 Brothers On the 4th Floor Best of 2 Brothers On the 4th Floor Dreams (Radio Version) Streaming 2017 2 Chainz TrapAvelli Tre El Chapo Jr Streaming 2017 2 Unlimited Get Ready for This - Single Get Ready for This (Yar Rap Edit) Streaming 2017 3LAU Fire (Remixes) - Single Fire (Price & Takis Remix) Streaming 2017 4Pro Smiler Til Fjender - Single Smiler Til Fjender Streaming 2017 666 Supa-Dupa-Fly (Remixes) - EP Supa-Dupa-Fly (Radio Version) Lets Lurk (feat. LD, Dimzy, Asap, Monkey & Streaming 2017 67 Liquez) No Hook (feat. LD, Dimzy, Asap, Monkey & Liquez) Streaming 2017 6LACK Loyal - Single Loyal Streaming 2017 8Ball Julekugler - Single Julekugler Streaming 2017 A & MOX2 Behøver ikk Behøver ikk (feat. Milo) Streaming 2017 A & MOX2 DE VED DET DE VED DET Streaming 2017 A Billion Robots This Is Melbourne - Single This Is Melbourne Streaming 2017 A Day to Remember Homesick (Special Edition) If It Means a Lot to You Streaming 2017 A Day to Remember What Separates Me from You All I Want Streaming 2017 A Flock of Seagulls Wishing: The Very Best Of I Ran Streaming 2017 A.CHAL Welcome to GAZI Round Whippin' Streaming 2017 A2M I Got Bitches - Single I Got Bitches Streaming 2017 Abbaz Hvor Meget Din X Ikk Er Mig - Single Hvor Meget Din X Ikk Er Mig Streaming 2017 Abbaz Harakat (feat. Gio) - Single Harakat (feat. Gio) Streaming 2017 ABRA Rose Fruit Streaming 2017 Abstract Im Good (feat. Roze & Drumma Battalion) Im Good (feat. Blac) Streaming 2017 Abstract Something to Write Home About I Do This (feat. -
LANGUAGE POETRY Entry for the Greenwood Encyclopedia of American Poetry (2005)
Craig Dworkin: LANGUAGE POETRY Entry for The Greenwood Encyclopedia of American Poetry (2005) The discrepancy between the number of people who hold an opinion about Language Poetry and those who have actually read Language Poetry is perhaps greater than for any other literary phenomenon of the later twentieth century. For just one concrete indicator of this gap, a primer on "The Poetry Pantheon" in The New York Times Magazine (19 February, 1995) listed Paul Hoover, Ann Lauterbach, and Leslie Scalapino as the most representative “Language Poets” — a curious choice given that neither Hoover nor Lauterbach appears in any of the defining publications of Language Poetry, and that Scalapino, though certainly associated with Language Poetry, was hardly a central figure. Indeed, only a quarter-century after the phrase was first used, it has often come to serve as an umbrella term for any kind of self-consciously "postmodern" poetry or to mean no more than some vaguely imagined stylistic characteristics — parataxis, dryly apodictic abstractions, elliptical modes of disjunction — even when they appear in works that would actually seem to be fundamentally opposed to the radical poetics that had originally given such notoriety to the name “Language Poetry” in the first place. The term "language poetry" may have first been used by Bruce Andrews, in correspondence from the early 1970s, to distinguish poets such as Vito Hannibal Acconci, Carl Andre, Clark Coolidge, and Jackson Mac Low, whose writing challenged the vatic aspirations of “deep image” poetry. In the tradition of Gertrude Stein and Louis Zukofksy, such poetry found precedents in only the most anomalous contemporary writing, such as John Ashbery's The Tennis Court Oath, Aram Saroyan's Cofee Coffe, Joseph Ceravolo's Fits of Dawn, or Jack Kerouac's Old Angel Midnight. -
Luces Femeninas En Estimados Congé- Neres, De Norah Lange
Número 19, Año 2017 Luces femeninas en Estimados congé- neres, de Norah Lange Female Lights in Estimados Congéneres, by Norah Lange María Cecilia Ferreira Prado* (Universidad de las Islas Baleares) [email protected] RESUMEN En 1968 Norah Lange (Buenos Aires, 1905-1972) publicó Estimados con- géneres, un libro que recopila 42 discursos de la autora, promulgados con motivo de los banquetes que, en general, ella misma ofrecía para celebrar algún acontecimiento cultural. Se estudian los seis que versan específica- mente sobre mujeres y las consideraciones sobre lo femenino que revelan el punto de vista de la escritora respecto al papel de la mujer en aquella época. Palabras clave: Norah Lange; discursos; feminismo; escritoras. ABSTRACT In 1968 Norah Lange (Buenos Aires, 1905-1972) published Estimados congéneres, a book that compiles 42 speeches of the writer, given at the ban- quets that she used to organize to celebrate cultural events. This document addressed the six speeches that she dedicated to women and the writer’s point of view about the woman role in that time. Keywords: Norah Lange; speeches; feminism; women writers. * Doctora colaboradora en el Grupo de Investigación FILOHUMSIDOR. 111 Luces femeninas en Estimados congéneres, de Norah Lange Número 19, Año 2017 María Cecilia Ferreira Prado Introducción: treinta años del mundo intelectual de Buenos Aires1 La obra apareció en 1942 con el título Discursos y agrupaba textos lógi- camente anteriores a ese año. Luego, en 1968 se editó como Estimados congéneres, “Edición aumentada pero no corregida”, de donde se tomó para incluirse en las Obras completas (2006) en el segundo volumen2. -
Richard Wright‟S Trans-Nationalism: New Dimensions to Modern American
Richard Wright‟s Trans-Nationalism: New Dimensions to Modern American Expatriate Literature A dissertation submitted to Kent State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy By Mamoun F. I. Alzoubi Kent State University August 2016 ©Copyright All Rights Reserved Dissertation written by Mamoun F. I. Alzoubi B.A., Yarmouk University, Jordan, 1999 M.A., Yarmouk University, Jordan, 2003 APPROVED BY Prof. Yoshinobu Hakutani, Co-chair, Doctoral Dissertation Committee Dr. Babacar M‟Baye, Co-chair, Doctoral Dissertation Committee Prof. Robert Trogdon, Members, Doctoral Dissertation Committee Dr. Timothy Scarnecchia, Dr. Elizabeth Smith, ACCEPTED BY Prof. Robert Trogdon, Chair, Department of English Prof. James L. Blank, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences ii Table of Contents Table of Contents --------------------------------------------------------------------------- iii Dedication------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ iv Acknowledgments--------------------------------------------------------------------------- v List of Abbreviations------------------------------------------------------------------------ vi Abstract---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- vii Introduction ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 I. Preamble ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 II. Richard Wright: A Transnational Approach ------------------------------------------- -
A Serial Biography)1 Tom Raworth's Logbook (1976
1 Logbook: Against Prose ‘What I want is a kaleidoscope, not a telescope’ (A Serial Biography)1 Tom Raworth’s Logbook (1976) is one of the most stylistically original and mentally acrobatic examples of a fugitive genre in twentieth-century British poetry: the prose poem sequence. Even within Raworth’s own, formally various oeuvre, prose poetry is a relative rarity. There are a handful of other pieces to be found in the five-hundred-plus pages of his Collected Poems (2003), including one other sequence, ‘Pretense’ (1979). In 2009, these were joined by There Are Few People Who Put On Any Clothes (starring it), a lost-and-found manuscript from 1972. Logbook itself, according to its final page, was written November–December 1970 in Colchester, England, where Raworth had recently studied Latin American literature and literary translation at the University of Essex. The previous year saw the publication of A Serial Biography, a fragmentary memoir of incisive sentences and self-enquiry. In 1971, he would conduct the correspondence with Ed Dorn that became ‘Letters from Yaddo’ (1987). The letters demonstrate his gift for prose as wittily lateral and improvisational as his poems – Marjorie Perloff considers the whole ‘essentially a poetic text’, although the author himself chose to include it in his collected prose, Earn Your Milk (2009). Logbook, ‘Letters from Yaddo’ and ‘Notebook’, a journal-like sequence in verse and prose dated January–February 1971, were intended to be published together in the States as a Frontier Press book called Cancer, but this never materialised, resulting in their chronologically dispersed appearance instead. -
Notas Sobre Poesía Argentina De Vanguardia
Orbis Tertius , 2008, XIII (14) Notas sobre poesía argentina de vanguardia por Santiago Sylvester Tal vez sea más preciso hablar de vanguardias, en plural, ya que hubo varias, pero en estas notas no se hará distinciones internas del movimiento, sino que lo consideraré en bloque, por lo que en adelante sólo hablaré de ellas en singular. En nuestro país, la vanguardia sirve como frontera clara para marcar el momento en que irrumpió (el verbo es exacto) una nueva sensibilidad, “la belleza convulsa”, en palabras de André Breton; y esa sensibilidad impregnó la creación literaria de todo el siglo XX, aun la de aquella que desdeñó sus aportes rupturistas. La vanguardia, y sobre todo su más visible consecuencia entre nosotros, el verso libre, sirvió como telón de fondo de la modernidad poética, a punto tal de que toda la poesía posterior, aun la más clásica, fue leída en ese escenario. Por eso el verso libre resulta ser el emblema de esa modernidad aportada por la vanguardia en Argentina. Siempre se ha dicho, o más bien conjeturado, que el primer libro escrito en verso libre, publicado en castellano, es Adán de Vicente Huidobro; incluso él mismo lo dijo, con su modestia incorregible, en el prólogo a su libro. Sin embargo, me permito recordar que Adán es de 1916, mientras que El cencerro de cristal , de Ricardo Güiraldes, es de 1915. Es cierto que el libro de Güiraldes tiene algo misceláneo, y que no todo en él es poesía, además de que el propio Güiraldes no fue considerado poeta sino novelista; pero en todo caso me animo a postular (y se admite pruebas en contrario) que su libro es el primero en castellano que contiene poemas en verso libre.