ON SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE LITERATURE Note: Some of these texts (as indicated) exist IN SPANISH ONLY. Others are available in both English and Spanish - for Spanish versions, see List of my Articles Page 7.
*Jos� Mar�a Arguedas - review of Dora Sales Salvador, "Puentes sobre el mundo" (book on Arguedas and Vikram Chandra)
*Jorge Luis Borges - "La Biblioteca de Babel" and the Internet
*Jorge Luis Borges - Borges' "Tl�n, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius" and Edgar Allan Poe's "The Fall of the House of Usher"
*TEXTO EN CASTELLANO �NICAMENTE: Jorge Luis Borges: Borges, Cort�zar y el ciberespacio
*VIDEO DE CHARLA COMPLETA, EN CASTELLANO: Jorge Luis Borges: Borges, Cort�zar y el ciberespacio
*Rosario Castellanos - review of "Bal�n Can�n" (ed. Dora Sales Salvador)
*Miguel de Cervantes - review of S.P. Ganguly, ed., "Quixotic Encounters" (on the reception of the QUIJOTE in India)
*Miguel de Cervantes - review of Hunt Henion, 'The Don Q Point of View'
*TEXTO EN CASTELLANO �NICAMENTE: Julio Cort�zar: El relato "Las caras de la medalla", el CERN y la era del ciberespacio
*TEXTO EN CASTELLANO �NICAMENTE: Julio Cort�zar: Borges, Cort�zar y el ciberespacio
*VIDEO DE CHARLA COMPLETA, EN CASTELLANO: Julio Cort�zar: Borges, Cort�zar y el ciberespacio
*TEXTO EN CASTELLANO �NICAMENTE: H�ctor Domingo - Sobre el libro de relatos "Bit�coras de Soledad"
*TEXTO EN CASTELLANO �NICAMENTE: Ana Garc�a-Arroyo: rese�a de "Colegios caros de curas" (novela)
*Clorinda Matto de Turner - review of "Aves sin nido" (ed. Dora Sales Salvador)
*Octavio Paz - review of "Vislumbres de la India"
*Review of book on Anglo-Hispanic cultural encounters, ed. J.E. Taz�n Salces and I. Carrera Su�rez
*Jos� Saramago - Saramago speaks, March 1999
*Jos� Saramago, Nobel portugu�s (texto de 1999)- �NICAMENTE DISPON�VEL EM PORTUGU�S
*Jos� Saramago - Literature as History: "O Ano da Morte de Ricardo Reis"
*Jos� Saramago - The Symbolism of the Shopping-Mall in "A Caverna"
*Jos� Saramago - How totalitarianism begins at home: Saramago and George Orwell
*Jos� Saramago - "A Viagem do Elefante" - Saramago's "The Tempest"?
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