Nueva York, 1613-1945
By: edited by Edward J. Sullivan
Publisher: Scala; Scala Publishers
Published: 2010
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 286
ISBN-13: 9781857596397
Subjects: Hispanic Americans; Social life and customs; Intellectual life; Spanish language; History
Description: 286 p. ; 27 cm
Table of contents: title: Nueve York: the back story / Mike Wallace; title: Permeable empires: commercial exchanges between New York and Spanish possessions before 1800 / Cathy Matson; title: Cubans in nineteenth-century New York: a story of sugar, war, and revolution / Lisandro Pérez; title: Puerto Ricans in "olde" Nueva York: migrant Colonias of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries / Virginia Sánchez Korrol; title: Notes on writing in Spanish in New York / Carmen Boullosa; title: Painters, politics, and pastries: how New York became a cultural crossroads of the Americas, 1848-99 / Katherine E. Manthorne; title: Blame it on Washington Irving: New York's discovery of the art and architecture of Spain / Richard L. Kagan; title: Art worlds of Nueva York / Edward J. Sullivan; title: The discovery of Spain in New York, Circa 1930 / James D. Fernández; title: Making Nueva York Moderna: Latin American art, the international avant-gardes, and the new school / Anna Indych-Lopez; title: Before Mambo time: New York Latin music in the early decades (1925-45) / Juan Flores.