The symbolist movement in literature /

"Bibliography and notes": p. [331]-365.

The temptation of St. Anthony,

Translation of La tentation de Saint Antoine.

Trois contes /

Un coeur simple.--La légende de saint Julien l'Hospitalier.--Herodias.

Sketches and reviews,

Rare Book Room copy 1: Bookplate: Henry Eastman Lower.

A century of French fiction,

Fiction under Bonaparte.--The novels of Stendhal.--The fiction of the romantic school.--Alexandre Dumas and the Napoleonic generation.--The development of Balzac.--The maturity of Balzac.--The genius of Balzac.--Prosper Mérimée.--Théophile Gautier.--George Sand.--Gustave Flaubert.--The generation of the Restoration.--Émile Zola.--Alphonse Daudet.--The generation of Louis Philippe.--Guy de Maupassant.--The generation of the Second Empire.

La tentation de Saint Antoine /

Mode of access: Internet.

Correspondance. 1.[-4.] série.

Mode of access: Internet.

French poets and novelists.

Pub. advts. (4 p.) at back.

The temptation of St. Anthony /

Translation of La tentation de Saint Antoine.

Madame Bovary : mœurs de province.

Mode of access: Internet.

La tentation de Saint Antoine /

Mode of access: Internet.

Club papers

[v.23̈ Brown, E.O. De senectute. 1914.--[v.24̈ Dodd, W.E. Robert J. Walker, imperialist. 1914.--[v.25̈ Altrocchi, Rudolph. Gabriele d'Annunzio. 1922

La presencia del "flâneur" en "Tetralogie der Erinnerung" de Dieter Forte

Reflejando la ciudad moderna, el flâneur se encuentra atrapado entre dos tiempos: el presente, que se transforma continuamente, y el pasado, que permanece en forma de vestigios materiales. Desde su aparición en la literatura, la trayectoria del flâneur va ligada a los principales cambios históricos, sociales y culturales, que se plasman en distintas texturas urbanas. En todas ellas ejerce una función de nexo entre la ciudad antigua y la nueva que se superpone. El objeto del presente artículo es analizar la evolución de esta figura histórico y literaria como punto de partida para interpretar la obra en prosa Tetralogie der Erinnerung (1992-2004) de Dieter Forte.

Adultery as possibility of to enunciate feminisms: Emma Bovary and Molly Bloom

This study presents a brief analysis of "Molly's Monologue", present in Ulysses, by James Joyce, seeking him embryos of a feminist discourse, by questioning the role of women in society, and possible relationships between the characters Molly and Emma Bovary , at the novel Madame Bovary, by Gustave Flaubert, as well the crucial role of reading for adultery of  these characters (we interpret this adultery as a way of questioning the female´s role in society).