New Lenses for Lorca examines the presence of scientific motifs in Federico García Lorcäs writing and drawing.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Cecelia J. Cavanaugh, SSJ, is associate professor of Spanish and dean of the School of Undergraduate Studies at Chestnut Hill College.
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Acknowledgments Introduction: Reading Lorca through the Microscope 1. Literature, Art, and Science in the Edad de plata 2. Microscopic and Macroscopic Imagery: "A la ciencia no van más que los artistas" 3. Scientists and Artists: Finding an "Ecstatic Rhythm" 4. Cells and Cells: "estructuras y conexiones" 5. Saints, Science, and Suffering 6. "The eternal and congenial site of true poetry": Saint Sebastian and the Witness to Aesthetic Emotion By Way of . . . Conclusion Bibliography Studies
Acknowledgments Introduction: Reading Lorca through the Microscope 1. Literature, Art, and Science in the Edad de plata 2. Microscopic and Macroscopic Imagery: "A la ciencia no van más que los artistas" 3. Scientists and Artists: Finding an "Ecstatic Rhythm" 4. Cells and Cells: "estructuras y conexiones" 5. Saints, Science, and Suffering 6. "The eternal and congenial site of true poetry": Saint Sebastian and the Witness to Aesthetic Emotion By Way of . . . Conclusion Bibliography Studies
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