Américo Castro and the meaning of Spanish civilization
By: edited by José Rubia Barcia, with the assistance of Selma Margaretten.
Contributors: Rubia Barcia, José.; Margaretten, Selma.
Publisher: University of California Press
Published: 1976
Place of publication: Berkeley
Language: eng
Number of pages: 336
Subjects: Castro, Américo, 1885-1972; Spain -- Civilization
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Prologues: Rubia Barcia, J. What's in a name. Castro, A. The meaning of Spanish civilization. Araya Goubet, G. The evolution of Castro's theories.; title: On the formation of Spain's vital structure: Monroe, J. T. The Hispano-Arabic world. González-López, E. The myth of Saint James and its functional reality. Rodríguez-Puértolas, J. A comprehensive view of medieval Spain.; title: On Spain's age of conflict: Silverman, J. H. The Spanish Jews. Beysterveldt, A. A. van. A new perspective of Cervantes' work. Johnson, C. B. The classical theater and its reflection of life.; title: On the modern period: Rodríguez-Cepeda, E. The Spanishness of the eighteenth century. Benítez, R. An appraisal of the immediate past and present. Meregalli, F. A parallel observer and innovator.; title: Epilogues: Morínigo, M. A. The Hispanic inheritance of Iberoamérica. Aranguren, J. L. L. A new model for Hispanic history. Gilman, S. Literature and historical insight.