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Subject(s)

• Calderón de la Barca, Pedro 1600-1681 [Browse]
• Blacso Ibáñez, Vicente 1867-1928 [Browse]
• French literature—History and criticism [Browse]

Series

• University of Wisconsin. Studies in language and literature ; [More in this series]
• University of Wisconsin studies in language and literature, no. 20

Notes

• On cover: Series number I.
• Essay by Greenleaf is written in French and that by Ortega in Spanish.

Action note

Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP Shared Collection (HUL)

Contents

A theory for a new history of the French epic, by H.A. Smith.--La Chanson de Roland and La Chançun de Williame, by Lucy M. Gay.--La chastelaine de Vergi, by E.B. Schlatter.--L'unité de lieu dans la Cléopâtre de Jodelle, by Jeanne H. Greenleaf.--The Calderonian octosyllabic, by F.O. Reed.--Molière, and Bergson's theory of laughter, by C.D. Zdanowicz.--Villemain and French classicism, by E.G. Atkin.--The intimate poetry of Lamartine and Sainte-Beuve: a contrast, by M.A. Smith.--Lamartine--a portrait, by W.F. Giese.--Vincente Blasco Ibwñez, by J. Ortega.

LCCN

^^^25001293^

OCLC

5393730

RCP

H - S

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