Hispanisms in the Works of Pedro Henríquez Ureña

Q1 Arts and Humanities

Journal of Transatlantic Studies Pub Date : 2019-11-19 DOI:10.2307/j.ctvsn3p6g.36

V. Salinas

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Abstract

In this article the author looks at the concept of Hispanism in the work of the Dominican writer Pedro Henríquez Ureña. Spain was present in Henríquez Ureña´s personal, humanistic, philological and essayistic interests. Linguistic brotherhood was superior to all other biases he could have held toward peninsular culture. Beginning with "En la orilla. Mi España" (1920), the writings that the author dedicates to Spanish literature are rich and plentiful, but they are not just essays and articles. In the "encyclopédiste" wake, he was closer to embracing an American Project, without giving up its Spanish roots, and open to the concept of “Hispanic”, what today we would call “transatlantic”.

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佩德罗作品中的西班牙语Henríquez Ureña

在这篇文章中，作者着眼于西班牙裔的概念在多米尼加作家佩德罗Henríquez Ureña的工作。西班牙出现在Henríquez Ureña的个人，人文主义，语言学和散文学的兴趣。语言上的兄弟情谊胜过他对半岛文化可能持有的所有其他偏见。以“我是orilla”开头。米España”(1920)，作者致力于西班牙文学的作品丰富而丰富，但它们不仅仅是随笔和文章。在“百科全书式的磨难”之后，他更接近于接受“美国计划”(American Project)，但没有放弃其西班牙根源，并对“西班牙裔”(Hispanic)的概念持开放态度，也就是今天我们所说的“跨大西洋”(transatlantic)。

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Journal of Transatlantic Studies Arts and Humanities-History

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期刊介绍： The Journal of Transatlantic Studies is the official journal of the Transatlantic Studies Association. It began publication in 2003. The focus is on the transatlantic region broadly defined to include the Americas and the Caribbean in the west and Europe extending to Russia the Middle East and Africa in the east.The Journal explores and provides multi-disciplinary analysis of this vital region of the world through engagement principally with: - History - Literature - IR and Security Studies - International Law and Organisation - Culture and Race - Slavery and Migration - Film - Economics and Business Studies - Planning and the Environment It is published quarterly and accepts proposals for themed issues as well as individual articles between 5-12,000 words in length. It also has a short book review section. Two peer reviewers evaluate all submissions and any manuscript that divides opinion is then submitted to a third peer reviewer for a final decision. The JTS aims to provide decisions on submissions within 12 weeks.