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Don Segundo Sombra by Ricardo Güiraldes · Booklabria

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Don Segundo Sombra

ReadersCriticism and interpretation

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First published: 1900
Editions: 44 in 4 languages

Synopsis

"New translation of 1926 Argentine classic, accompanied by extensive critical materials. Seven essays by scholars including Gwen Kirkpatrick and Beatriz Sarlo treat historical, literary, and biographical topics. Steiner discusses novel's setting, writing, and reception, but does not reflect on translation process itself nor on differences between this work and 1935 version by Harriet De Onís (see HLAS 1:2119). Glossary and bibliography. Valuable teaching tool"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.

Subjects: Readers
Criticism and interpretation
Ficción
Spanish language
Spanish language books
Crítica e interpretación
Set in: Argentina

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44 in 4 languages

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English5 Spanish35 French1 Russian1

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