Background
Lichtblau, Myron Ivor was born on October 10, 1925 in New York City. Son of Samuel and Sadonia (Weinberg) Lichtblau.
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The Argentine novel in the nineteenth century
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The Argentine Novel: An Annotated Bibliography, Supplement
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Bringing the Argentine novel to your fingertips, this supplement to 1997's The Argentine Novel: An Annotated Bibliography, completes Myron Lichtblau's sweeping coverage of an exciting literary genre through the end of the 20th century. The new installment covers the period from 1990 through the end of the decade, including César Aira's El congreso de literatura, making the collective efforts a comprehensive compendium of the Argentine novel from its beginnings in the late 18th century to the present. Extremely detailed in scope, each entry includes an examination of subsequent editions, reprintings, translations, as well as excerpts from critical commentaries that appeared in newspapers and journals in Argentina and the United States. Additional citations to the authors and their works add worthwhile references for further study. The supplement also includes some one hundred pre-1990 novels and critical studies that were omitted in the original volume. Novels of all kinds are represented in the bibliography, including detective fiction and novels of the fantastic. A very useful end-bibliography contains not only reference works cited in the text but many other journal articles, essays, and books that document the story of the Argentine novel in the last decade of the century. A must for all comparative literature collections, this exhaustive work serves as an important guide to popular reading, and will appeal to scholars, students, and those interested in Hispanic literature.
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Manuel Galvez (Twayne World Authors Series, 203)
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Rayuela Y LA Creatividad Artistica: Estudio Sobre LA Obra De Julio Cortazar (Coleccion Polymita) (Spanish Edition)
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Myron Ivor Lichtblau
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Bachelor, City College of New York, 1947. Master of Arts, University Nacional Mexico, 1948. Doctor of Philosophy, Columbia University, 1957.
Diploma (honorary), University de Nuevo Leon, Mexico, 1964.
Career
Teacher spanish, secondary schools, New York City, 1948-1957; instructor, Indiana U., Bloomington, 1957-1959; professor, Syracuse University, New York, since 1959; department chairman foreign languages, Syracuse University, New York, 1967-1974, 86-88. Visiting professor Colgate University, Hamilton, New York, 1970, State University of New York-Binghamton, 1975. Coordinator language program Peace Corps, 1966.
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The Argentine Novel: An Annotated Bibliography, Supplement
(Bringing the Argentine novel to your fingertips, this sup...)
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A Practical Reference Guide to Reading Spanish
(8 1/8" x 5 1/8' x 1" - white spline, blackletters - 329 p...)
- The Argentine novel in the nineteenth century
- Manuel Galvez (Twayne World Authors Series, 203)
- Rayuela Y LA Creatividad Artistica: Estudio Sobre LA Obra De Julio Cortazar (Coleccion Polymita) (Spanish Edition)
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The Argentine Novel: An Annotated Bibliography, Supplement
Membership
Board of directors Syracuse Jewish Community Center, 1973. President Rabbi Jacob Epstein School Jewish Studies, 1981-1983. Trustee Temple Beth Sholom, 1987-1988.
With United States Army, 1944-1946. Member American Association of University Professors, Modern Language Association, American Association Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese (associate editor 1974-1983), Institute International de Literature Iberoamericana (executive secretary 1959-1963).
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Married Bernice Glanz, June 23, 1956. Children: Mark (deceased), Anita, Eric.
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1957 - 1959
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1967 - 1974