Venezuelan prose fictionDillwyn Fritschel Ratcliff, Hispanic Institute in the United States, University of Cincinnati. Charles Phelps Taft Memorial Fund Instituto de las Españas en los Estados Unidos, 1933 - 286 páginas |
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The break-up of colonial society and the rise of the dictator — The novel of
political satire a by-product of the same conditions which produce the dictator —
Political invective in Venezuela — The "tyrant" crucified from a safe distance in
time or ...
The break-up of colonial society and the rise of the dictator — The novel of
political satire a by-product of the same conditions which produce the dictator —
Political invective in Venezuela — The "tyrant" crucified from a safe distance in
time or ...
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It will be noted that this satire is political rather than social. It is a "personal tribute"
to the dictator and his associates. The broader social aspect is often unnoticed by
the authors of this type of novel. Opposition to the rule of such men as Antonio ...
It will be noted that this satire is political rather than social. It is a "personal tribute"
to the dictator and his associates. The broader social aspect is often unnoticed by
the authors of this type of novel. Opposition to the rule of such men as Antonio ...
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This first novel contains the formula which has become characteristic of its author:
social and political satire interwoven with, or merely injected into, the story of a
rather amiable youth who refuses to marry the girl whom he has seduced.
This first novel contains the formula which has become characteristic of its author:
social and political satire interwoven with, or merely injected into, the story of a
rather amiable youth who refuses to marry the girl whom he has seduced.
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CHAPTER PAGE I Introduction | 1 |
Historical traditions and legends | 12 |
Romantic tales and novels | 27 |
Derechos de autor | |
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| Título | Venezuelan prose fiction |
| Autores | Dillwyn Fritschel Ratcliff, Hispanic Institute in the United States, University of Cincinnati. Charles Phelps Taft Memorial Fund |
| Editor | Instituto de las Españas en los Estados Unidos, 1933 |
| Largo | 286 páginas |
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