Comparative literature studies

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  Año 1999, Vol. 36, Número 3

  • `Hemingway, Malraux and Spain: For Whom the Bell Tolls and L'Espoir'

    Ben Stoltzfus

    págs. 179-194

    

  • Hemingway, Malraux and Spain: For Whom the Bell Tolls and L'espoir

    págs. 179-194

    

  • Delicious abyss: The biblical darkness in the poetry of Saint-John Perse

    Judith Kopenhagen-Urian

    págs. 195-208

    

  • Delicious Abyss: The Biblical Darkness in the Poetry of Saint-John Perse

    págs. 195-208

    

  • Honore de Balzac and the `genius' of Walter Scott: Debt and denial

    Edward C. Smith III

    págs. 209-225

    

  • Honore de Balzac and the "Genius" of Walter Scott: Debt and Denial

    págs. 209-225

    

  • Spectacular desires: Orpheus and Pygmalion as aesthetic paradigms in Petrarch's `Rime Sparse'

    Therese Migraine-George

    págs. 226-246

    

  • Specular Desires: Orpheus and Pygmalion as Aesthetic Paradigms in Petrarch's Rime sparse

    págs. 226-246

    

  • The liberating literary and African American vernacular voices of Gayl Jones

    Bernard W. Bell

    págs. 247-258

    

  • The Liberating Literary and African American Vernacular Voices of Gayl Jones

    págs. 247-258

    

  • Book reviews

    Dan Ben-Amos

    págs. 259-263

    

  • Oral Epics from Africa: Vibrant Voices from a Vast Continent (review)

    págs. 259-264

    

  • Book reviews

    Anne J. Cruz

    págs. 264-266

    

  • Cervantes, Raphael, and the Classics (review)

    págs. 264-266

    

  • Book reviews

    Tonglin Lu

    págs. 267-269

    

  • Writing Women in Late Imperial China (review)

    págs. 267-269

    

  • Book reviews

    Andrew Wachtel

    págs. 269-272

    

  • From Three Worlds: New Writing from Ukraine (review)

    págs. 269-272

    

  • Book reviews

    Katherine Arens

    págs. 273-275

    

  • Cultural Studies and the New Humanities: Concepts and Controversies (review)

    págs. 273-275

    

  • Book reviews

    Deborah McGrady

    págs. 275-278

    

  • The Color of Melancholy: The Uses of Books in the Fourteenth Century (review)

    págs. 275-278