Cuadernos Hispanoamericanos, Año 1976, nº 308:: Narradores en la obra de Juan Rulfo: estudios de sus funciones y efectos; El mito del pastor; Proyecto del adiós; Obras de José de Páez en el Museo de América de Madrid; ¿Por qué se enfría la sopa?; Crónica de la fidelidad; Don Juan Manuel y su visión de la sociedad internacional del siglo XIV; ¿Es Unamuno filósofo?; Los emigrantes rusos en las novelas de Baroja; Una ojeada a la poesía concreta en Hispanoamérica, dos precursores y escasos epígonos; Tiempo de silencio, novela amorosa; Para leer a José Luis González: un repaso de su segunda salida; Una visión interior del Trienio Liberal; Una poesía olvidada de Gabriela Mistral; La claridad sobre Carlos Edmundo de Ory

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• As New
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• Near Fine (NrFine or NF)
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