South Atlantic studies for Sturgis E. Leavitt.
By: Edited by Thomas B. Stroup and Sterling A. Stoudemire.
Contributors: Stroup, Thomas Bradley, 1903- ed.; Stoudemire, Sterling Aubrey, 1902- ed.
Publisher: Scarecrow Press
Published: 1953
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 215
Subjects: Leavitt, Sturgis Elleno, 1888-; Philology.
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Erratum slip inserted.
Table of contents: title: Vita.; title: Defense against neo-barbarism, by L. B. Wright.; title: Pitas Payas, by L. G. Moffatt.; title: Criticism of La Araucana by Ercilla's contemporaries, by P. T. Manchester.; title: Bird names in Spanish, by U. T. Holmes, Jr.; title: Two early Quechua-Spanish dictionaries and American Spanish pronunciation, by D. L. Canfield.; title: Lope de Vega and the common man, by F. Hayes.; title: The literary sources of El castigo del penséque of Tirso de Molina, by G. E. Wade.; title: Resources for research in Latin-American literature in southern libraries, by L. S. Thompson.; title: Some aspects of Spanish-American fiction, by J. A. Crow.; title: Mariano Azuela: a summing up 1873-1952, by J. E. Englekirk.; title: Concepts of genteel conversation in the French Renaissance, by W. L. Wiley.; title: The critical appreciation of Greek literature in the French Renaissance, by L. C. Stevens.; title: Machiavelli as poet, by A. Gilbert.; title: Echoing verse endings in Paradise lost, by A. Oras.; title: An interpretation of A psalm of life with reference to Manrique's Coplas, by R. S. Ward.; title: A note on Borrow's bookish dialogue, by J. E. Tilford, Jr.; title: The Mosaic technique in the novel, by E. W. Parks.