“Spain’s Honest Man”, Anita Brenner’s Unpublished Report on Miguel de Unamuno
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https://doi.org/10.7203/KAM.21.25635Keywords:
Anita Brenner, Miguel de Unamuno, Second Spanish Republic, Journalism
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This article publishes the unpublished report “Spain’s Honest Man”, written by the Mexican author Anita Brenner to introduce Miguel de Unamuno’s figure and works to the US public opinion. Originally written in
English for Scribner’s Magazine in 1931, the report is now published in bilingual version Spanish-English, preceded by an introductory study and accompanied with textual and contextual footnotes.
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Brenner, Anita (1931a). “Anita Brenner pide sus albricias, Diálogo con Rafael Heliodoro Valle”. Revista de Revistas. En Fondo Rafael Heliodoro Valle (Hemeroteca Nacional de México). En línea, https://heliodorovalle.iib.unam.mx/dialogos/d-80 (Consultado, 18-11-2022).
Brenner, A. ([1931b]). “Spain’s Honest Man”. (Original mecanoscrito inédito). En Anita Brenner’s Archive (b. 39, f. 6). Austin: Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center.
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