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Costumbrismos y costumbrismo romántico
Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 1998(1998). Costumbrismos y costumbrismo romantico. Bulletin of Hispanic Studies: Vol. 75, No. 4, pp. 453-467.
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Né dans les années 1830, en plein élan romantique, le costumbrismo se définit tout d'abord par sa forme courte d'article de presse croquant les mœurs régionales ; il lui faudra attendre le milieu du siècle pour acquérir véritablement le statut de roman en tant que tel.
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Né dans les années 1830, en plein élan romantique, le costumbrismo se définit tout d'abord par sa forme courte d'article de presse croquant les mœurs régionales ; il lui faudra attendre le milieu du siècle pour acquérir véritablement le statut de roman en tant que tel.
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Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 2018
Much has been written about how Frida Kahlo’s artistic production revealed the intense emotional and physical pain that she endured throughout her life. Subjects such as the tragic bus accident that she survived as a teenager, or her troubled relationship with famed Mexican muralist Diego Rivera, have informed numerous biographical readings of her work.
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Much has been written about how Frida Kahlo’s artistic production revealed the intense emotional and physical pain that she endured throughout her life. Subjects such as the tragic bus accident that she survived as a teenager, or her troubled relationship with famed Mexican muralist Diego Rivera, have informed numerous biographical readings of her work.
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A Survey of Cuban Costumbrismo
Hispania, 1950Costumbrismo became a movement in Cuba about 1830. At least one writer (1), however, finds a forerunner in Ventura Pascual Ferrer, who published in 1798 a series of eight letters in Un viagero universal (2), a periodical of Madrid. His purpose was to correct some erroneous statements respecting his country made by the editor of the paper, Pedro Estala.
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The Literary Economies of Philippine costumbrismo
Hispanic Review, 2016During the latter half of the nineteenth century, cuadros de costumbres of the Philippines became popular in Spain, not only among average readers, but also among literary taste-makers such as Emilia Pardo Bazan. The popularity of colonial costumbrismo in this period functioned as a means of judging the Philippines and the Filipinos in their capacity ...
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Aim and Function of Costumbrismo Porteno
Hispania, 1963Argentine costumbrismo began with the first appreciable signs of life on the Argentine literary scene in the earlier nineteenth century.' It was a period still dominated by the spirit of French rationalism, and its representatives suscribed to the belief in the perfectability of social conditions.
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