"The equivocal contours of arielismo-one of the most influential anti-imperialist ideologies, spiritual movements, cultural models, and utopian pedagogies for Latin American youth in an epoch of rampant US interventionism"
"The equivocal contours of arielismo-one of the most influential anti-imperialist ideologies, spiritual movements, cultural models, and utopian pedagogies for Latin American youth in an epoch of rampant US interventionism"--
"The equivocal contours of arielismo-one of the most influential anti-imperialist ideologies, spiritual movements, cultural models, and utopian pedagogies for Latin American youth in an epoch of rampant US interventionism"--
This is the first full-length study in English of the work of Jose Enrique Rodo (Montevideo, 1871-Palermo, Sicily, 1917), one of the great intellectual figures in Spanish and the most important essayist of modernismo, the movement that aimed to attain aesthetic excellence by rev…
La 4e de couv. indique : "This is the first full-length study in English of the work of José Enrique Rodó (Montevideo, 1871 - Palermo, Sicily, 1917), one of the great intellectual figures in Spanish and the most important essayist of modernismo, the movement that aimed to attain…
"This is the first full-length study in English of the work of Jose Enrique Rodo (Montevideo, 1871-Palermo, Sicily, 1917), one of the great intellectual figures in Spanish and the most important essayist of modernismo, the movement that aimed to attain aesthetic excellence by re…
The first comprehensive intellectual biography of one of the greatest cultural figures of the Spanish-speaking world.
"This is the first full-length study in English of the work of José Enrique Rodó (Montevideo, 1871-Palermo, Sicily, 1917), one of the great intellectual figures in Spanish and the most important essayist of modernismo, the movement that aimed to attain aesthetic excellence by re…
This Companion to José Enrique Rodó (1871-1917) is the first comprehensive intellectual biography in English of the great Latin Americanist, stylist, and writer on the ethical and aesthetic development of the youth of his subcontinent. Rodó is best known for his essay Ariel (190…