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CUENTOS LARGOS Y OTRAS PROSAS NARRATIVAS BREVES (Spanish Edition) by JIMENEZ JUAN RAMON, 2009 Elegias (Edicion del centenario) (Spanish Edition) by Juan Ramon Jimenez, 1982 Herz, stirb oder singe. by Juan Ramon Jimenez, Poesia, arbol joven y eterno (El Carnaval de la letras) (Spanish Edition) by Juan Ramon Jimenez, 1988 Poesias ultimas escojidas (1918-1958) (Spanish Edition) by Juan Ramon Jimenez, 1982 Antolojia poetica (Letras hispanicas) (Spanish Edition) by Juan Ramon Jimenez, 1975 Invisible Reality: 1917-1920, 1924 by Juan Ramon Jimenez, 1987-03 Melancolia (1910-1911) (Edicion del centenario) (Spanish Edition) by Juan Ramon Jimenez, 1981 Poesia en prosa y verso 1902-1932/ Poetry in Prose and Verse 1902-1932: Escogida Para Los Ninos Por Zenobia Camprubi Aymar (El Libro de bolsillo) (Spanish Edition) by Juan Ramon Jimenez, 2007-06-30 Alerta (Acta Salmanticensia) (Spanish Edition) by Juan Ramon Jimenez, 1983 Olvidos de Granada: Facsimil del original de 1945 y varios textos ineditos del poeta (Coleccion Heroe) (Spanish Edition) by Juan Ramon Jimenez, 1979 El modernismo: Apuntes de curso, 1953 (Biblioteca filologica hispana) (Spanish Edition) by Juan Ramon Jimenez, 1999 Jardines lejanos (Edicion del centenario) (Spanish Edition) by Juan Ramon Jimenez, 1982 Ellos: Libro Inedito (Linteo Poesia) (Spanish Edition) by Juan Ramon Jimenez, 2006-01

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61. A Proud History That Happened Here
    In the 1940s, juan ramon jimenez lived at 4310 Queensbury Road on the west sideof our town. In 1956, juan ramone jimenez was awarded the nobel Prize  
    http://www.ci.riverdale-park.md.us/News/CrierIssues/i0105/mayorsReport.html
    
    Extractions: A Proud History that Happened Here By Ann Ferguson On May 19, the dependency building at Riversdale will be opened to the public. Restoration of this outbuilding has been a five-year project and it is exciting to see it near completion. More exciting will be the story told in the dependency as it focuses on the life of Adam Francis Plummer, a remarkable man, who lived as a slave and freeman at Riversdale. Adam Plummer learned to read and write and left a diary that spanned his life from 1841 to his death in 1905. The diary recounts Adam's dedication to his wife and children and his honesty and hard work in making the best possible life for his family. The good example of Adam Plummer's life was repaid by his childrenhis daughter, Nellie, was born in slavery, but became a school teacher and wrote of her admiration for her father in the book Out of the Pastthe Triumph of the Cross . She also wrote about her sister, Sarah Miranda, who founded the St. Paul Baptist Church during a service in the Plummer cabin at Riversdale in 1865. Her twin brother, Robert, became a dentist, and another brother, Henry, was a military chaplain in the mid-west.

62. Platero Y Yo / Platero And I
    The Return to Simplicity This is a beautiful little book by a nobel PrizeWinner of Literature that is too often neglected, juan ramon jimenez.  
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    Extractions: This is a beautiful little book by a Nobel Prize Winner of Literature that is too often neglected, Juan Ramon Jimenez. Only Jimenez could make the blood of a leach in a stream of water into beautiful imagery. Children read this book as part of their curriculum in Argentina, however, this book can be equally enjoyed and appreciated by adults. The story is a simple one: it is a first person (semi-autobiographical) account of a poet and his donkey in the mountains of Spain, appreciating, almost Zen-like, the simple beauties of life. The elements, children playing, leaches bleeding in a pool, everything seems beautiful in this book, and the descriptions are exquisite.

63. CNN.com - Nobel-winning Author Cela Dies - January 17, 2002
    He was the fifth Spanish author to win the nobel literature prize, following JoseEchegaray, Jacinto Benavente, juan ramon jimenez and Vicente Aleixandre.  
    http://www.cnn.com/2002/WORLD/europe/01/17/cela.obit/
    
    Extractions: Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Korean Arabic Japanese Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW InStyle Business 2.0 Cela: One of the best-known writers in Spain and Latin America MADRID, Spain (CNN) Spanish writer Camilo Jose Cela, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1989, has died at the age of 85. He died in a Madrid hospital from complications due to his chronic heart and respiratory problems, attending physician Dr. Mariano Malillos, of the Clinica Cemtro, told CNN partner network CNN+. Cela was one of the best-known writers in Spain and Latin America. His works included "The Family of Pascual Duarte," ("La Familia de Pascual Duarte"), a 1942 novel about a man condemned to death, and "The Hive," ("La Colmena"), a 1951 novel portraying decadence and poverty in Spain after the Civil War of 1936-1939. "The Hive" was first published in 1951 in Argentina because it was banned in Spain at the time under the right-wing dictatorship of Francisco Franco.

64. Tomfolio.com: Literature: Spanish Lit
    2. jimenez, juan ramon translated by Roach, Eloise, Illustrated by Downs, JoAlys PLATERO AND I Publisher jimenez was winner of the 1956 nobel Prize.  
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65. El Rocio, Por Don J. Ramon Jimenez
    y yo . juan Ramón Jiménez Mantecón Premio nobel de Literatura.  
    http://www.rocio.com/platero.htm

66. Cane Data
    Translate this page SN 10, SAUL BELOW, 250, Blood wood, nobel. SN 11, juan ramon jimenez, 250,Blood wood-Bronze, nobel. SN 12, ERNEST HEMINGWAY, 250, Blood wood-Bronze,nobel.  
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    Extractions: Reference Name Edition Material Series A 02 Mahogany-Cherry Animalistica A 03 BLK CANTANERO Composite-lacquer Animalistica A 03 SC CANTARERO Ebony Animalistica A 04 BLK OJEROSO Composite-lacquer Animalistica A 04 SC OJEROSO Ebony Animalistica A 05 BLK TEMPRANERO Composite-lacquer Animalistica A 05 SC TEMPRANERO Ebony Animalistica A 06 BLK RUBOROSO Composite-lacquer Animalistica A 06 SC RUBOROSO Ebony Animalistica A 07 BLK BOCANEGRA Composite-lacquer Animalistica A 07 SC BOCANEGRA Ebony Animalistica A 08 BLK PRESUMIDO Composite-lacquer Animalistica A 08 SC PRESUMIDO Ebony Animalistica A 09 BLK VALEIDOSO Composite-lacquer Animalistica A 09 SC VALEIDOSO Ebony Animalistica A 10 BLK LUNERO Composite-lacquer Animalistica A 10 SC LUNERO Ebony Animalistica A 11 BLK MALMIRADO Composite-lacquer Animalistica A 11 SC MALMIRADO Ebony Animalistica A 12 BLK MACARENO Composite-lacquer Animalistica A 12 SC MACARENO Ebony Animalistica A 13 ALONDRA Cherry-polychrome Animalistica A 14 PEDRO BUHO Cherry-polychrome Animalistica A 15 PETIRROJO Cherry-polychrome Animalistica A 16 VENCEJO Walnut Animalistica A 17 EGON-HALCON Cherry-polychrome Animalistica A 18 ESLIM Blood wood Animalistica A 19 FATI Cherry-patina Animalistica A 20 SABUESON Cherry-polychrome Animalistica A 21 POLVORON Cherry-polychrome Animalistica A 22 BABIECA Cherry-polychrome Animalistica A 23 PRUDEN Ivory wood Animalistica A 25 YAMBO Manzonia Animalistica A 26 BERNABE Blood wood Animalistica A 28 TUCANO PICON Cherry-polychrome Animalistica A 29 RANON Cherry-polychrome Animalistica A 30 ROCINANTE Ivory wood Animalistica A 31

67. Nikos Kazantzakis: Always Thirsty: An Essay On The Author Of The Last Temptation
    Although he came close, he was never awarded the nobel Prize, narrowlymissing out to juan ramon jimenez in 1956. However, it is  
    http://www.spikemagazine.com/0399kaz3.htm
    
    Extractions: [Page one two three Kazantzakis is at one with Camus in his insistence upon a revolt against the guaranteed frustration of all actions. In his epic The Odyssey: A Modern Sequel , the hero Odysseus begins his journey by saturating himself with the excesses of sensual pleasures, as does Don Juan, one of Camus’ examples of an absurdcharacter. However, after the destruction of what Odysseus saw as his ideal city, in Book XV of the epic, he realises the futility of all things before all-conquering death and seeks aesthetic withdrawal on a mountain to commune with his "God". For Camus also, the inevitable outcome of a life imbued with the desire for short-term sensual pleasure is a movement towards asceticism. Camus’ favourite ending of the legend of Don Juan has the hero ending his days in a monastery. Although both Camus and Kazantzakis desire a transcendence of nihilism through the acceptance of their limited fate and the strength issued therefrom, it can be seen that Kazantzakis has more spiritual reasons for embarking upon the "uphill path" of aestheticism. Both Camus and Kazantzakis maintain that one must cry out against futility and frustration. Kazantzakis asserts that, like the light that remains after an exploding star, this cry must remain after the voice no longer exists. Thus, the cry is the catalyst to artistic creativity and only artistic creativity can enable the continued ascent up the path that leads to freedom and hence "saves God" from material imprisonment. In his work, Kazantzakis retained a hope for himself and the future progression of humanity.

68. MAC TO MILLENNIUM: Letter J
    for juan ramon jimenez, a member of the faculty from 1948 to 1951 and Spanish poet.Friends and colleagues in College Park nominated him for the nobel Prize  
    http://www.lib.umd.edu/ARCV/macmil/letj.html
    
    Extractions: Archives and Manuscripts University Archives MAC to Millennium Citation : MAC to Millennium, University of Maryland Archives Jewish Studies, Meyerhoff Center for -established in 1980 through a gift from Harvey Meyerhoff; named for Joseph and Rebecca Meyerhoff Jimenez Hall -constructed in 1962; named for Juan Ramon Jimenez, a member of the faculty from 1948 to 1951 and Spanish poet. Friends and colleagues in College Park nominated him for the Nobel Prize for Literature, which he won in 1956. While at the university, Jimenez conducted seminars in Spanish literature and taught advanced Spanish composition. Journalism Building -constructed in 1957; Journalism and Main Administration are the only 2 buildings that surround McKeldin Mall that are not named for individuals Jull Hall -constructed in 1953; named for Morley A. Jull, chair of the Poultry Department return to top

69. IPL Online Literary Criticism Collection
    poet awarded the nobel Prize for Literature in 1956 Also See Sites about these individualworks by juan Ramón Jiménez Collected Poems of juan ramon jimenez.  
    http://www.ipl.org.ar/cgi-bin/ref/litcrit/litcrit.out.pl?au=jim-594

70. Platero And I/Platero Y Yo
    by juan ramon jimenez, Antonio Frasconi (Illustrator), juan ramon Jinenez See 138chapters of Platero y yo (by the winner of the 1956 nobel Prize for  
    http://hallkidsfamily.com/multilingual/242.shtml
    
    Extractions: Stunning woodcut illustrations accompany nineteen chapters translated from the larger, complete work and presented in both Spanish and English which describe the special friendship between Jiménez and his donkey, Platero, as they wander through the countryside of a small Andalusian village in the south of Spain. The poetic writing, abundant in metaphor, will appeal to mature readers. Book Description Selections from a classic of world literature present a picture of life in the town of Moguer, in Andalusia, Spain."The design is handsome, and Fransconi's full-page, colored woodcuts are bold and beautiful, expressing the energy and gentleness of the writing . . . teachers will find rich material here for creative writing projects in both Spanish and English." Booklist

71. (DiamondbackOnline.com) Dorchester's Jimenez-Porter House Has The
    Sep 13, 2002 Dorchester's jimenezPorter House has the juan ramon JimŽnez was a professorin the Spanish and department and a recipient of the nobel Prize in  
    http://www.inform.umd.edu/News/Diamondback/archives/2002/09/13/news5.html
    
    Extractions: University poet laueate Michael Collier and university President C.D.Mote Jr.cut the ribbon commemorating the opening of the Jiminez-Porter Writers 'House in Dorchester Hall. RYAN OWEN -THE DIAMONDBACK Students and faculty invested in the future of a university writing community gathered late yesterday afternoon in Dorchester Hall to inaugurate the JimŽnez-Porter Writers' House, the first university living-and-learning community devoted to the written word. The "house," which comprises 37 students, shares Dorchester Hall with the new Global Communities House and is unlike any other undergraduate literary community because it includes a multilingual focus, said Michael Collier, creative writing professor and university poet laureate. The new living and learning community pledges to promote literature in its international, cross-cultural and multilingual dimensions. All 37 residents speak and write in English, although two speak Spanish as well, said Alvaro Enrigue, an assistant director of the house. The house is named for two 20th century writers closely connected to the university. Juan Ramon JimŽnez was a professor in the Spanish and Portuguese department and a recipient of the Nobel Prize in Literature. Katherine Anne Porter is an American fiction writer who left her library, papers and personal artifacts to the university.

72. Untitled Document
    Gabriela Mistral is Chile's most famous poetess who won the nobel Prize for juan ramonjimenez Y SU MOGUER English Title - juan ramon jimenez AND HIS MOGUER  
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    Extractions: . . . ON DIEGO RIVERA, MEXICAN MURALIST DIEGO RIVERA / LOS MURALES DEL PALACIO NACIONAL - English Title - DIEGO RIVERA / THE MURALS IN THE NATIONAL PALACE (Video Instructional Unit in Spanish and/or English, 34 min., Advanced Level, 2002). This visual gives us a detailed study of Diego Rivera's famous murals in the National Palace in Mexico City. They are especially important for the study of Mexican history. A series of beautiful murals covers indigenous history the Aztecs, Totonacas, Zapotecs, Tarascans as well as the conquest, the colonial period and the early 20th century. The many details give us an appreciation of the genius of one of the world's greatest muralists. (VHS from Digital Master) . . . ON SPANISH-SPEAKING POETS ANTONIO MACHADO / CANTOR DE SORIA - English Title - ANTONIO MACHADO / POET OF SORIA (Video Instructional Unit in Spanish and/or English, 24 min., Advanced Level, 2001). THE ORIGINAL VERSION WAS AN AWARD WINNER AT THE NORTHEAST CONFERENCE MODERN LANGUAGE FILM FESTIVAL, NEW YORK . This visual traces the background of Machado from his birthplace in Seville to Soria where he married and wrote his best poetry. By combining geography, biography and literature, one can better understand the poet and his works. In Soria we see in detail many of the places that inspired some of the greatest Spanish poetry of the 20th century. Helpful for those preparing for the ADVANCED PLACEMENT test.

73. Juan Ramón Jiménez - Biography
    in Selected Writings of juan Ramón Jiménez and Three Hundred Poems, 19031953.Ramón Jiménez died in Puerto Rico in 1958. From nobel Lectures, Literature  
    http://www.nobel.se/literature/laureates/1956/jimenez-bio.html
    
    Extractions: (1881-1958) belonged to the group of writers who, in the wake of Spain's loss of her colonies to the United States (1898), staged a literary revival. The leader of this group of modernistas Almas de violeta (Pure Elegies), 1908, La soledad sonora (Sonorous Solitude), 1911, and (Magic Poems of Sorrow), 1911. His early poetry was influenced by German Romanticism and French Symbolism. It is strongly visual and dominated by the colours yellow and green. His later style, decisive, formally ascetic, and dominated by white, emerges in the poetic prose of his delicate Platero y yo (Platero and I), 1914, and is fully developed in (Diary of a Newly-Wed Poet), 1917, written during a trip to the United States, as well as in Eternidades (Eternities), 1918, Piedra y cielo (Stone and Sky), 1919, (Poetry), 1923, and Belleza (Spaniards of Three Worlds), 1942, a book of prose portraits, and several collections of poems, among them Voces de mi copla (Voices of My Song), 1945, and Animal de fondo (Animal of Depth). The latter book, perhaps his best, clearly reveals the religious preoccupations that filled the last years of the poet's life. Selections from most of his works were published in English translation in and Three Hundred Poems

74. Juan Ramon Jimenez Biography
    A brief biography juan ramon jimenez, recipient of the 1956 NobelPrize for Literature. juan ramon jimenez biography. juan ramon  
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    Extractions: Juan Ramon Jimenez biography Juan Ramon Jimenez, recipient of the 1956 Nobel Prize for Literature, was born in Moguer, Spain. His father, Victor Jimenez, was a banker. He was educated at the Jesuit Academy in Cadiz and studied briefly at the Univeristy of Salamanca before moving to Madrid. He worked for twenty years as an editor of several literary journals. He later allied himself with the Republican forces during the Spanish Civil War. Jimenez began writing at the age of 15 and published his first book of poetry, ALMAS DE VIOLETA, when he was 19. He was the leader of a literary group which referred to themselves as the "modernistas." bodyOffer(21912) Juan Ramon Jimenez died in Puerto Rico in 1958. CHRONOLOGY He was born in Moguer, Spain. (December 24) ALMAS DE VIOLETA; NINFEAS; He moved to Madrid. RIMAS ARIAS TRISTES JARDINES LEJOS PASTORALES; He returned to Moguer. ELEJIAS PURAS ELEGIAS INTERMEDIAS; OLVINDANZAS BALADAS DE PRIMAVERA LA SOLEDAD SONERA; POEMAS MAGICOS DOLIENTES MELANCOLIA; He returned to Madrid. LABERINTO PLATERO Y YO ESTIO SONETOS ESPRITUALES 1914-1915; He married Zenobia Camprubi Aymar.

75. Juan Ramón Jiménez
    Translate this page Moriría en este último país, donde recibió ya casi moribundo la noticia de laconcesión del Premio nobel. La obra poética de juan Ramón Jiménez es muy  
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76. Résultats De La Recherche Par Auteur
    Translate this page 4 citations correspondent à votre requête. Voici les réponses 1 à 4.  
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77. Posljednje Putovanje - El Viaje Definitivo - Juan Ramon Jimenez
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78. Busse Library Web
    juan ramon jimenez biography and bibliography; juan ramon jimenez NobelLaureate, 1956; The juan ramon jimenez Foundation Spanishonly text.  
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    Extractions: Busse Library Home MMC Jenzabar Periodical Indexes Desktop Reference ... Selected MMC Webpages Webliography: Poetry: The World Busse Library provides these webpages for students and faculty seeking information on poetry and poets around the world. Resources reflect online ready-reference and poetry research websites. A listing of Busse Library materials is included. Scroll down the desktop or move to the desired section: Ancient World Asia and Australia Canada Europe ... Busse Library Resources Ancient World

79. ESPANJAN JA PORTUGALIN SUOMENNETTUA KAUNOKIRJALLISUUTTA
    GRANDES, Almudena s. 1960. Lulu. KY, 1991. jimenez, juan ramon 18881958 Nobel1956. Harmo ja minä. 3.p. WSOY, 1979. LACRUZ, Mario s. 1929. Viaton. WSOY, 1960.  
    http://www.jns.fi/palvelut/kirjasto/VEspanjaPortugal.htm
    
    Extractions: ESPANJAN JA PORTUGALIN SUOMENNETTUA KAUNOKIRJALLISUUTTA JOENSUUN KAUPUNGINKIRJASTON AIKUISTENOSASTOLLA MAAILMANKIRJALLISUUDEN KULTAINEN KIRJA : Espanjan ja Portugalin kirjallisuuden kultainen kirja. WS, 1954 ESPANJA ABAD, Mercedes s. 1961 Veri. Kääntöpiiri, 2001 AGUSTI, Ignacio s. 1913 Mariona. WSOY, 1961 ALARCON, Pedro Antonio de Kolmikolkkahattu. Kansa, 1907 ALBERTI, Rafael Neljästä totuudesta. WSOY, 1994 ALMODOVAR, Pedro s. 1949 Kuumetta nivusissa. Like, 1990 Pornotähti ja muita juttuja. O, 1993 ARRABAL, Fernando s. 1932 (kirjoittaa ranskaksi) Viva la muerte! WSOY, 1973 ATXAGA, Bernardo s. 1951 (baskikirjailija) 9 kiveä 27 sanaa. T, 2001 Obabakoak. T, Tuolla taivaalla. T, 1999 Yksinäinen. T, BLASCO IBANEZ, Vicente Verta ja hiekkaa. WSOY, 1924 BUNUEL, Luis Silmät. Andalusialainen koira, 1992 CALDERON DE LA BARCA, Pedro Elämä on unta. WSOY, 1953 (83.63) CELA, Camilo Jose s. 1916 Nobel 1989 Masurkka kahdelle kuolemalle. O, 1986 Mehiläispesä. O, 1983 Pascal Duarten perhe. 2.p. O, 1989 CERVANTES SAAVEDRA, Miguel de Mielevä hidalgo Don Quijote Manchalainen. 7.p. WSOY, 1999

80. Poemas Y Relatos
    Translate this page 52, juan ramon jimenez. 53, LARRA, MARIANO JOSÉ DE. 77, ramon DE CAMPOAMOR Y CAMPOOSORIO.78, ramon LLULL. 79, REGÀS,ROSA. 96, VALERA Y ALCALA, juan. 97, VALLE, INCLÁN.  
    http://www.ciudadfutura.com/poemas/varios/escritores_espanoles.htm

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