Add to ORKGA key member of Spain\u27s Generation of 1898, this journalist, essayist, and public intellectual lived in Paris, Havana, and London, and traveled throughout Germany and Italy as a war correspondent during World War I. He also served as Spanish ambassador to Argentina from 1928 until 1930, representing Primo de Rivera\u27s dictatorshi
Newspapers and magazines in Buenos Aires covered the Spanish Civil War in some detail. Readers geogr...
A literary critic, columnist, and professor, this most relevant novelist of 20th-century Spain belon...
Along with Gabriel Celaya and Ángela Figuera, he is one of Spain\u27s most notable social poets of ...
A key member of Spain\u27s Generation of 1898, this journalist, essayist, and public intellectual li...
Ramiro de Maeztu�s relationship with the First World War was one of the most complex of the Spanish ...
Published in 1916, Ramiro de Maeztu’s short book Inglaterra en armas is, of its author’s works, th...
Ramiro de Maeztu was one of the most influential Spanish intellectuals of the early twentieth centur...
This Spanish playwright, poet, novelist, and columnist is one of that country\u27s best-selling auth...
One of 20th-century Spain\u27s most noted poets, he was born in Moguer, Andalusia. When the Spanish ...
Born in Seville, he is considered one of the most outstanding poets in 20th-century Spain and the li...
Spanish journalist and essayist Ramiro de Maeztu (1874-1936) wrote a high number of texts about the ...
Reseña publicada en Anuario del Colegio de Estudios Latinoamericanos 2007. Volumen 2, pp. 225-227. U...
Resumen: Desde la capital británica y durante quince años, Ramiro de Maeztu escribió cientos de art...
The Guatemalan Miguel Angel Asturias (1899-1974), writer, diplomat and Nobel Prize for Literature (1...
This group of Spanish writers wrote in the period between modernism and the Generation of 1898 and ...
Newspapers and magazines in Buenos Aires covered the Spanish Civil War in some detail. Readers geogr...
A literary critic, columnist, and professor, this most relevant novelist of 20th-century Spain belon...
Along with Gabriel Celaya and Ángela Figuera, he is one of Spain\u27s most notable social poets of ...
A key member of Spain\u27s Generation of 1898, this journalist, essayist, and public intellectual li...
Ramiro de Maeztu�s relationship with the First World War was one of the most complex of the Spanish ...
Published in 1916, Ramiro de Maeztu’s short book Inglaterra en armas is, of its author’s works, th...
Ramiro de Maeztu was one of the most influential Spanish intellectuals of the early twentieth centur...
This Spanish playwright, poet, novelist, and columnist is one of that country\u27s best-selling auth...
One of 20th-century Spain\u27s most noted poets, he was born in Moguer, Andalusia. When the Spanish ...
Born in Seville, he is considered one of the most outstanding poets in 20th-century Spain and the li...
Spanish journalist and essayist Ramiro de Maeztu (1874-1936) wrote a high number of texts about the ...
Reseña publicada en Anuario del Colegio de Estudios Latinoamericanos 2007. Volumen 2, pp. 225-227. U...
Resumen: Desde la capital británica y durante quince años, Ramiro de Maeztu escribió cientos de art...
The Guatemalan Miguel Angel Asturias (1899-1974), writer, diplomat and Nobel Prize for Literature (1...
This group of Spanish writers wrote in the period between modernism and the Generation of 1898 and ...
Newspapers and magazines in Buenos Aires covered the Spanish Civil War in some detail. Readers geogr...
A literary critic, columnist, and professor, this most relevant novelist of 20th-century Spain belon...
Along with Gabriel Celaya and Ángela Figuera, he is one of Spain\u27s most notable social poets of ...