New number received from: ANNALS OF CONTEMPORARY SPANISH LITERATURE (vol. 35 nº1. 2010)
Summary of this issue:
*Modernism and Spain: Spanish Criticism at the Crossroads. C. Christopher Soufas, Jr.
*Guillén, Cernuda, and the Vicissitudes of Spanish Modernism. jonathan mayhew
*Spanish Feminist Thought of the Modernist Era. robert johnson
*Cinema, Modernity, and the Women of '27. Susan Kirkpatrick
*Urban and maritime cartographies: Gender and Modernism in Concha Méndez. Iker Gonzalez-Allende
*Rafael Alberti´s “The Lost Grove”: Ethos in Time. Salvador J. Fajardo
*Monstrosity and the Modernist Consciousness: Pío Baroja versus Rosa Chacel. Katharine Murphy
*The De-Natured Object in Lluís Capdevila´s “Memòries d´un llit de matrimony. robert davidson
*Modernism and the therapy of European culture in D'Ors, Marañón and Azaña. Gonzalo Navajas
*Unamuno, Nietzsche and Religious Modernism: Affinities and Complexities Concerning the View of Faith. Michael A. Gomez
VARIA
*”The success of all failures”: Metapoetry in the first Ángel González. Luis Alvarez Castro
* Ganivetian thanatology. Ricardo de la Fuente Ballesteros
*Persephone, metaphor for a poetics (on Olvido García Valdés and María Zambrano). Virginia Trueba Mira
DOCUMENT
*Interview with Agustín Fernández Mallo: The world through glasses, screens and books. Jesse Barker
BOOK REVIEWS
*Juan Aguilera Sastre, ed., “María Martínez Sierra: Feminism and music”. “III Conference on María Lejárraga” (Silvia Alonso)
*María Cristina C. Mabrey, “Ernestina de Champourcin, poet of the Generation of 27, on the hidden path of female poetic betrayal” (Joy Landeira)
*w. Michael Mudrovic, “Mirror, Mirror on the Page: identity and Subjectivity in Spanish Women´s Poetry” (1975-2000) (Margaret Persin)
*Burkhard Pohl and Jörg Türschmann, eds., “Glocal Perspectives. Spanish cinema at the turn of the millennium” (Cristina Martínez-Carazo)
*Carme Riera, “Azorín and the concept of the classic” (Olivia Rodríguez González)
*Darío Villanueva, “Images of the city. Poetry and cinema, from Whitman to Lorca” (Antonio Monegal)
*Honorary Fellows of the Society of Spanish and Spanish-American Studies
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