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  1. Brian Wildsmith's Farm Animals (Spanish edition) by Brian Wildsmith, 2001-07-01
  2. Spanish Essentials For Dummies (For Dummies (Language & Literature)) by Gail Stein, Mary Kraynak, 2010-05-17
  3. First Thousand Words in Spanish: With Internet-Linked Pronunciation Guide by Heather Amery, 2003-10
  4. Shifting Ground: Spanish Civil War Exile Literature by Michael Ugarte, 1989-01
  5. Monstruos que hablan: El discurso de la monstruosidad en Cervantes (North Carolina Studies in the Romance Languages and Literatures) (Spanish Edition) by Rogelio Miñana, 2007-10-15
  6. The Alphabet / El alfabeto (English and Spanish Foundations Series) (Book #1) (Bilingual) (Board Book) (English and Spanish Edition) by Gladys Rosa-Mendoza, 2000-10-01
  7. La celestina (Vintage Espanol) (Spanish Edition) by Fernando de Rojas, 2010-08-10
  8. Juan the Landless (Spanish Literature) by Juan Goytisolo, 2009-07-09
  9. My World of Spanish Words by Debbie MacKinnon, 1995-07-01
  10. El hombre que fue jueves (Spanish Edition) by C.K. Chesterton, 2008-11-01
  11. Spanish Civil War in Literature (Studies in Comparative Literature Series) by Janet Perez and Wendell Aycock, 2007-02-01
  12. Five Centuries of Spanish Literature
  13. How Can I Get There?/zComo puedo llegar alla? (Good Beginnings) (Spanish Edition)
  14. 50 Spanish Phrases: Games and Activities to Teach Language Essentials by Susan Martineau, 2009-08-01

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  • 62. Literature
    Sources for the study of Latin American Language and Literature, general bibliographies and electronic Category Arts Literature World Literature Latin American...... Library has v.12 (c1994). Subjects spanish literature20th centuryHistoryand criticism. spanish literature 20th century Bibliography.
    http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/Collections/LatinAm/literature.html
    Sources For the Study of
    Latin American Language and Literature Univeristy of California, Berkeley
    Doe Library Guides to Latin American Studies
    Latin America and the Caribbean: a critical guide to research sources / edited by Paula H. Covington;
    David Block ... New York: Greenwood Press, 1992. Subjects: Latin America Bibliography.
    Caribbean area Bibliography.
    Latin American studies: a basic guide to sources / Robert A. McNeil, editor, Barbara G. Valk, ...
    Metuchen, N.J.: Scarecrow Press, 1990. Subjects: Reference books Latin America Bibliography.
    Bibliography Bibliography Latin America.
    Reference books Latin America Bibliography.
    Latin America Bibliography.
    Latin America Library resources.
    Indexes
    Calimano, Ivan E.
    Index to Spanish language short stories in anthologies / Ivan E. Calimano. Albuquerque, N.M.: SALALM Secretariat, General Library, University of New Mexico, c1994. Subjects: Short stories, Spanish American Indexes.
    Short stories, Spanish Indexes.
    Short stories, Hispanic American (Spanish) Indexes.
    Hoffman, Herbert H.

    63. University Bulletin 2002-03: Spanish Language And Literature
    Normally, any fullcredit spanish literature course taken abroad will count towardthe Spanish major up to a maximum of four courses for majors and two courses
    http://www.brandeis.edu/registrar/bulletin/2002-03/SPAN-02-03.html
    University Bulletin 2002-03 Spanish Language and Literature Courses of Study:
    Minor
    Major (B.A.)
    Department of Romance and Comparative Literature website: http://www.brandeis.edu/departments/rocl/ Objectives Studies in the Spanish Program promote not only communication skills, but also an understanding of the various cultural contexts through interdisciplinary explorations of texts. Literature, film, history, politics, gender studies, etc. lead to some depth of understanding of issues facing Hispanic communities at home and abroad. Increasingly, technology (the uses of the Internet, web-page design, Powerpoint presentations, etc.) plays a part in these explorations. Students are prepared to pursue careers in a wide range of fields where effective communication is essential, including those in which they will have contact with Spanish speakers and/or Hispanic cultures, in this country or globally. Students often go on to pursue graduate studies in professional fields (law, medicine, business, international relations, education, social services, etc.), in which their language and technological skills will make them especially attractive to employers, and which will enable them to succeed in a competitive environment. How to Become a Major Students considering a Spanish major should complete the language requirement as soon as possible, preferably by the end of their first year at Brandeis. They are then advised to take SPAN 105a before beginning the sequence of Spanish language (SPAN 106b or SPAN 108a) and literature (SPAN 110a, 111b, and beyond) courses that will fulfill the Spanish major. Please note: Many Spanish majors and minors choose to study in Spain or Latin America for all or part of their junior year. Normally, any full-credit Spanish literature course taken abroad will count toward the Spanish major up to a maximum of four courses for majors and two courses for minors. Students interested in learning more about the Spanish major or minor are encouraged to speak with the undergraduate advising head in Spanish.

    64. FACULTY
    Patricia E. GrieveProfessor. spanish literature. Alfred MacAdam, Professor, Barnard. Spanishliterature. Perla Rozencvaig, Lecturer. Caribbean literature.
    http://www.columbia.edu/cu/ilas/faculty/faculty.html

    FACULTY AREAS OF EXPERTISE
    Anthropology Terence D'Altroy , Associate Professor. Pre-Incan archaeology Nicholas de Genoa , Assistant Professor Ethnography, Mexican migration Lambros Comitas , Professor, Teacher's College. Caribbean Miguel Pinedo-Vasquez , Assoc. Research Scientist. Forestry, Amazon, Peru Michael Taussig , Professor. Andes, violence Art History Esther Pasztory , Professor. Mesoamerican art Business Michael Adler , Professor. Emerging markets Francisco Perez-Gonzalez , Assistant Professor. Corporate finance, Latin America Michael Pettis , Adjunct Professor. Latin American markets Francoise Simon , Professor. Global strategies, health, and high-technology Comparative Literature Jean Franco , Professor Emeritus. Popular culture, gender Jennie Kassanoff , Assistant Professor, Barnard. Anglo-Caribbean literature Zita Nunes , Assistant Professor. Afro-Brazilian literature Earth Sciences Steven L. Goldstein , Associate Professor. Geology, Mexico Economics Alan Dye , Assistant Professor, Barnard College. Cuba, economic history

    65. Harvard Extension School Spanish Language And Literature
    ) Johanna Damgaard Liander, PhD, Senior Preceptor in Romance...... SPAN E135 Twentieth-Century spanish literature (21898) (Syllabus/Website) (Print
    http://www.extension.harvard.edu/2002-03/courses/span.jsp

    66. Spanish Literature
    UIUC Library Web Gateway Home Page, spanish literature. By MarthaZárate. index. Histories of spanish literature. MultiVolume Sets.
    http://gateway.library.uiuc.edu/mdx/Bibliogs/spalit.htm
    Spanish Literature
    By Martha Zárate LIBRARY LOCATION CODES
    Guides To Resources For Spanish Literature
    Scholarly Resources
    Commercial Resources
    ...
    Individual Works
    Guides To Resources For Spanish Literature
    Scholarly Resources
    025.51 W721g1996 (Modern Language Reference)
    Balay, Robert, ed. Guide to Reference Books . 11th ed. Chicago and London: American Library Association, 1996. The emphasis of this book is on reference works for academic research. It helps the searcher to identify appropriate sources. It has annotated entries of some materials. Work divided into general sections on General Reference Works, Humanities, with subheadings for Languages, Linguistics, Philology, Literature and subdivided geographically. 016.809M2723 (MDR)
    Magill Index to Literature: Cumulative Indexes 1984-2001. Pasadena CA: Salem Press, 2001. This Index combines the indexes of over thirty multi-volume reference sets published by Salem Press on English-language and foreign-language writers and their works. Preference is given to works in English and those translated into English. The Index is divided into two parts for easy reference: authors and titles. Consulting this "index of indexes" will save researchers a great deal of time.
    Commercial Resources
    015.46 L6181 1994 (Modern Language Reference)

    67. WEMSK33 Old Spanish Literature
    WEMSK33Old spanish literature. WEMSK33 Old spanish literature.1. Bibliographic guides. a. Donald W. Bleznick, A Sourcebook for
    http://orb.rhodes.edu/wemsk/oldspanwemsk.html
    WEMSK33:Old Spanish Literature
    WEMSK33 Old Spanish Literature 1. Bibliographic guides. a. Donald W. Bleznick, A Sourcebook for Hispanic Literature and
    Language (Philadelphia: Temple UP, 1974). Includes lists of
    periodicals, book dealers, addresses. b. Hensley C. Woodbridge, Guide to Reference Works for thee Study
    of the Spanish Language and Literature andd Spanish American
    Literature, 2d ed. (NY: MLA, 1997). At times thin; surprising
    lacunae, but good for the beginner. 2. Bibliography: a. Homero Seris, Manual de bibliografia de la literatura espanola,
    2 vols. (Syracuse: Centro de Estudios Hispanicos, 1948-54).
    Outstanding on peripherals such as art, culture, folklore. Do not
    ignore it. b. Jose Simon Diaz, Manual de bibliografia de la literatura
    espanola, 2d ed. (Barcelona: Gustavo Gili, 1966). 2d supplement 1972. First port of call for a general subject. c. Jose Simon Diaz, Bibliografia de la literatura hispanica, III, 2d ed. (Madrid: CSIC, 1963-65). THE bibliography, with intensive coverage of everything. Supplements in the Revista de Literatura.

    68. Madrid Course Descriptions - Marquette University
    language. Span 949M 19th Century spanish literature Prose. (Fall ejemplares.Span 906M - Introduction to spanish literature II. (Spring
    http://www.marquette.edu/as/madrid/coursedescr.htm
    Madrid Course Descriptions The following courses are generally offered in Madrid during the terms indicated. Not all courses are offered every semester and some are offered on an occasional basis. Courses may be canceled or added without prior notice.
    Note on course numbering: The courses begin with a 9 to indicate Marquette off-campus courses. The M indicates Madrid. All courses carry upper-division credit. Spanish course numbers correspond to those offered through the Marquette Spanish department.
    Anthropology
    Art Economics Geography ... Complutense Courses
    Anthropology Anth 998M
    - Ethnology of Mexico and Latin America. Offered occasionally.
    3 semester credits
    Please contact the Milwaukee office for a detailed description.
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    Art Art 932M - Spanish Paintings at the Prado I: Early European Painting to El Greco. (Fall)
    4 semester credits
    See description for Art 933M below.
    Art 933M - Spanish Paintings at the Prado II: Period of Phillip III to Goya. (Spring)

    69. RLL: Faculty
    Contemporary spanish literature, especially drama. Email (alasbrun@rll.ufl.edu)Home Page Twentiethcentury spanish literature.
    http://web.rll.ufl.edu/faculty.html
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    Montserrat Alás-Brun (PhD, Virginia), Assistant Professor of Spanish. Contemporary Spanish literature, especially drama.
    Email (alasbrun@rll.ufl.edu)
    Home Page
    Theresa Antes (PhD, Cornell), Assistant Professor of French and Linguistics. French applied linguistics. Coordinator of Elementary French program.
    Email (antes@rll.ufl.edu)
    Home Page
    Shifra Armon (PhD, Johns Hopkins), Associate Professor of Spanish. Early modern Spanish literatures and culture studies.
    Email (sarmon@rll.ufl.edu)
    Andrés O. Avellaneda (PhD, Illinois), Professor of Spanish; affiliate, Latin American Studies. Spanish American literature and literary theory. Spanish Graduate Coordinator.
    Email (avella@rll.ufl.edu)
    Efraín Barradas (PhD, Princeton), Professor of Latin American Studies and Spanish. Spanish American literature, especially of the Hispanic Caribbean and its diaspora; cultural studies.
    Email (barradas@rll.ufl.edu)
    Home Page
    Susan Read Baker (PhD, Harvard), Professor of French. French literature of the Ancien Régime. French Graduate Coordinator.
    Email (srbaker@rll.ufl.edu)

    70. Current Courses
    220 SpanishAmerican Contemporary Literature (General Programs and ComparativeLiterature 220b) Ramón García Castro. 340 The Moor in spanish literature.
    http://www.haverford.edu/span/spanish/docs/courses.html
    Courses in Spanish
    200-level courses 300-level courses Senior Departmental Studies IMPORTANT NOTE: Language courses taught in the Spanish Department require attendance to all classroom sessions and all tutorials . Succesful language learning demands continuous study and practice, and tutorials provide crucial complementary activities to fulfill this goal. Classroom and tutorial participation are integral parts of the coursework and therefore will be part of the final grade. BEGINNING IN THE FALL SEMESTER OF 2001, ALL 200-LEVEL COURSES WILL HAVE AN ENROLLMENT LIMIT OF 25 Indicates course offered in the Fall semester of 2002 Indicates course offered in the Spring semester of 2003
    Language courses
    Spanish 001, Elementary Spanish . This two-semester course is an introduction to the basic phonetic and structural skills. Greatest emphasis is placed on spoken Spanish, with some grammar and written exercises, to develop oral proficiency. In addition to regularly scheduled classes, students meet in small tutorials designed to provide an opportunity to use the language.
    Spanish 101, Intermediate Spanish.

    71. Medieval Studies Major - Courses
    SPANISH MDST 319 Survey of spanish literature (Staff); MDST 391- Hispanic Women Writers (Staff); MDST 418 - Studies in Medieval
    http://medieval.rice.edu/major.cfm?doc_id=971

    72. UNT Libraries: Subject Guides, Spanish Language And Literature Resources On The
    Literature Resources. Electronic Text Collections in Western European LiteratureSpanishA collection of links to full-text spanish literature sources.
    http://www.library.unt.edu/subjects/spanish/spaninternet.htm
    Foreign Language Department Subject Guides Menu
    Spanish Language and Literature
    Resources on the Internet
    Research Tools Diccionario Anaya
    Comprehensive Spanish-language dictionary which must be searched with Spanish terms.
    Spanish Books Database

    Database of Spanish-language publications.` AltaVista Translation Service
    Provides computerized translations of text in English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, or Spanish. Associations American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese
    AATSP supports the study and teaching of Hispanic languages, literatures, and cultures.
    Asociación de Literatura Femenina Hispánica

    ALFH advocates the study of Hispanic literature written by women.
    Latin American Studies Association

    LASA promotes the study of Latin America. National and Research Libraries Mexico: Biblioteca Nacional de Antropologia e Historia Spain: Biblioteca Nacional de España Libraries on the Web: Mexico, Central America, and South America

    73. Spanish And Portuguese - UCSB
    A. Spanish 100 (prerequisite to all Spanish linguistic courses) B. Spanish 102L(prerequisite to all spanish literature courses) C. 3 courses from Spanish
    http://www.spanport.ucsb.edu/undergrad_programs/
    Information on Undergraduate Studies Information on Undergraduate Studies
    Spanish Major
    Spanish Minor Portuguese Major Portuguese Minor Note: Major and Minor Requirements for Spanish have changed in Fall 2000.
    New Requirements are posted here. Bachelor of Arts, Spanish
    Spanish Major B.A., 2002-2003
    Preparation for the Major Units
    Spanish 1,2,3,4,5,6 (or equivalent)
    Spanish 16A* or 16B* or 25* (prerequisite to all UD Spanish course)
    *A "C" or better is required.
    Upper Division Major 44 UD Spanish units are required, distributed as follows: A. Spanish 100 (prerequisite to all Spanish linguistic courses)

    74. Spanish In Spain: High Level Seminars In Spanish Literature.
    Translate this page High Level Seminars in Spanish Culture. spanish literature Erotic narrativeby contemporary Spanish women writers. Dr. Eva Legido-Quigley.
    http://www.letrahispanica.com/letrahispanica/seminars.htm

    School of Spanish Language and Cultures, Salamanca, Spain
    2003 High Level Seminars in Spanish Culture
    1. Curso de creación literaria.
    Profesor Ramón Luque
    Del 17 de febrero al 21 de marzo. Lunes y miércoles de 20 a 22 h. Curso práctico de iniciación a la escritura creativa. El objetivo es aprender a escribir relatos. Aplicación de técnicas literarias mediante el análisis de textos narrativos: relato, novela, guión cinematográfico.
    2. Curso de escritura efectiva: ¿cómo se compone un texto? Profesores Malena Rimedio y Eduardo Núñez Del 11 de marzo al 10 de abril. Martes y jueves de 20 a 22 h. Curso práctico de redacción y composición de textos: un curriculum vitae , una carta de presentación, correspondencia, un trabajo monográfico, una tesis. Planificación, producción y revisión del texto. Semántica, estructura y gramática.
    3. Curso de escritura efectiva en portugués.

    75. Master Of Arts In Spanish Literature
    Master of Arts in spanish literature. The courses). For further informationon the MA in spanish literature, contact Prof. Carol Maier.
    http://dept.kent.edu/mcls/spanish/ma_spanish.html
    Master of Arts in Spanish Literature
    The Department of Modern and Classical Language Studies at Kent State University currently offers courses leading to an M.A. degree in Spanish Literature. Students may enroll on a full-time or part-time basis. Those enrolled as full-time students are eligible to apply for a graduate teaching assistantship, which in 1997-98 covered the $4752 tuition and in addition provided a $6500 stipend for 9 months. Part-time in-state tuition in 1999-2000 is $727.55 per 3-credit course.
    Degree requirements:
    The M.A. in Spanish Literature requires the successful completion of either 33 credit hours of coursework and a comprehensive examination or 27 hours of coursework, an acceptable thesis, and a modified comprehensive examination.
    Spanish 68001 Research and Writing (3 hours)
    How to write a research paper about a literary work

    MCLS 60000 Literary Theory (3 hours)
    An introduction to modern literary theory
    3 courses (9 credit hours), 1 in each of the major literary genres (poetry, drama and prose)

    76. Spanish Literature
    Download (exe 350k). spanish literature. Title, Size. Product Literature. All-WeldedComparison Chart (Spanish), 102k. Maxchanger Flyer (Spanish), 345k.
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    77. SPANISH
    (Fall, spring, and summer). 30, General Readings in spanish literature (3), Echeverriaand Staff. (Spring). 120, Studies in Medieval spanish literature (3), Azar.
    http://www.gwu.edu/~bulletin/ugrad/span.html
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    SPANISH
    See Romance Languages and Literatures Departmental prerequisite: Span 4 or equivalent is prerequisite to all courses in Spanish, from Span 9 and above. Basic Spanish I Echeverria and Staff First-semester Spanish. Pronunciation, conversation, reading, composition, grammar. Laboratory fee, $50. (Fall, spring, and summer)
    Basic Spanish II Echeverria and Staff Second-semester Spanish. Emphasis on communication, composition, and reading. Prerequisite: Span or equivalent. Laboratory fee, $50. (Fall, spring, and summer)
    Intermediate Spanish Serrano-Ripoll and Staff Third-semester Spanish. Complete review of grammar. Emphasis on vocabulary acquisition, reading, and composition. Prerequisite: Span or equivalent. Laboratory fee, $50. (Fall, spring, and summer)

    78. Electronic Texts: Foreign Literature: Subject Guides: MIT Libraries
    WESSWEB — spanish literature Electronic text collections identified by theWestern European Studies Section of the Association of College and Research
    http://libraries.mit.edu/guides/subjects/forl/etexts.html
    Databases and
    Electronic Journals
    Electronic Texts New Books List CBBS Bibliography Foreign Language News and Newspapers
    Sarah Wenzel
    Foreign Languages Librarian
    swenzel@mit.edu

    MIT

    Subject Guides

    Electronic Texts
    Sites listed on this page are authoritative web sites of electronic texts in these languages. They are not maintained by MIT. French German Spanish
    French Electronic Texts ARTFL:
    Gallica 2000:
    UVa's French Online Resources:
    Meta-Sites: Sites that point to many French e-text sites
    GIRI: Electronic text collections identified by the Western European Studies Section of the Association of College and Research Libraries. Some sites are duplicated above. return to top German Electronic Texts 19th-Century German Stories: Selection of "short narrative works in German from the late 18th to the end of the 19th centuries, featuring verified texts from documented editions and, whenever possible, English translations" — Virginia Commonwealth University

    79. UCSB Summer Sessions: Hispanic Institute
    of California, Santa Barbara; Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley – SpecializationMedieval and Renaissance spanish literature Mercedes DURÁNCOGAN
    http://www.summer.ucsb.edu/hispanicwebpage.html
    Earn a Master's Degree in Three Summers
    JUNE 21 - AUGUST 3, 2003
    Other Related Programs UCSB Summer Institute of French and Francophone Studies
    For information and application forms, contact: UCSB Summer Sessions, Dept. HW, Santa Barbara, CA 93106-2010 , Telephone: (805) 893-7053 / FAX: (805) 893-7306
    Or E-mail Barbara Anderson: b.anderson@summersessions.ucsb.edu To apply on line: http://www.graddiv.ucsb.edu/eapp Summer Sessions Home Page
    A Word from Harvey L. Sharrer, Chair of the Department of Spanish and Portuguese The Summer Institute in Hispanic Languages and Culture at the University of California, Santa Barbara, offers an M.A. program in three summers. It has close ties with the Graduate Program of the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at UCSB, and it is an exceptional program among universities in our country. There are large numbers of secondary school and community college teachers of Spanish who find it difficult to undertake a program of graduate studies during the regular academic year. The Summer Institute is particularly aimed to fulfill the needs of these teachers and other professionals who prefer to study during the summer months. The Institute also welcomes graduate students enrolled in regular programs who seek to improve their fluency in Spanish and their knowledge of the Spanish language and Hispanic cultures during a summer of intensive study and total immersion in the language.
    Purpose
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    If you are interested in studying at the Institute, I urge you to apply early as the processing of transcripts, letters of recommendation and GRE scores always takes longer than anticipated.`

    80. Oral Literature Of The Hispanic World
    My training at Princeton was in Medieval spanish literature and inComparative Romance Linguistics. Joe Silverman was a specialist
    http://flsj.ucdavis.edu/home/sjjs/lecture/lecture4
    Oral Literature of the Hispanic World
    Samuel G. Armistead
    Faculty Research Lecture, 1998
    University of California, Davis
    Contents of Article:
    Dedication and Acknowledgments
    The Nature of the Pan-Hispanic Ballad The 700-Year Oral Tradition of the Pan-Hispanic Ballad: A Case Study Enter Judeo-Spanish: A Living Matrix of Pan-Hispanic Ballad Traditions The Vagaries of Field Work Medieval Epic and the Ballad: An Example The Invention of Tradition: A Case of "False Memory" Creative Cultural Fusions: "Orientalizing" the Ballad Melody ... Conclusion: A Sense of Urgency
    Enter Judeo-Spanish: A Living Matrix of Pan-Hispanic Ballad Traditions
    In 1957, I left Princeton to accept a position as Instructor at UCLA. On arrival in Los Angeles, I met Joseph Silverman, who was also teaching in the Spanish Department. My training at Princeton was in Medieval Spanish literature and in Comparative Romance Linguistics. Joe Silverman was a specialist in Renaissance and Classical Spanish literature, covering the period roughly from 1500 to 1650. Joe was particularly interested in Spain's Jewish heritage. What had Spanish Jews, some of whom had converted to Christianity and had remained in Spain, after the banishment of Jews in 1492; what had these converted Jews, conversos At the time of my arrival in Los Angeles, there wasand there still isa large community of Spanish-speaking Jews, immigrants from Greece and Turkey, who had arrived in America during the early years of this century. These people are known as Sephardim, Sephardic Jews, from the Biblical place name

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