Spanish Story Research Articles

Temporal analysis of English and Spanish narratives

Two groups of 45 adolescent young men, native speakers of English and Spanish, respectively, retold a narrative after individual auditory and/or visual presentation of an 80-sec episode. Spanish stories were longer in mean number of syllables, but shorter in mean number of words, than were English stories; word length in syllables was shorter in English. In most respects, silent pauses were comparable across the two languages, but vocal hesitations varied considerably. Articulation and speech rates were much faster in Spanish than in English. Auditory presentation elicited the longest stories, visual presentation the shortest; audio-visual presentation, despite the visual enrichment of the stimulus, elicited stories of inter-mediate length.

Retention of semantic, syntactic, and language information by young bilingual children

Bilingual 5-year-olds (20) were read stories in English and Spanish. Using variants of the second sentence in each story, recognition memory was tested for semantic and syntactic information. The children were also asked to identify the language of the third sentence in each story. The data indicate that the children successfully coded and remembered sentences in terms of meaning but rapidly forgot details of syntactic form. Coding by language (Spanish or English) for the third sentence was forgotten if followed by material in the alternate language.

The Spanish Story: Franco and the Nations at War

The Spanish Story: Franco and the Nations at War

Great Spanish Stories

Great Spanish Stories

German Stories and Tales, Spanish Stories and Tales and French Stories and Tales by McClelland and Stewart, 1954

German Stories and Tales, Spanish Stories and Tales and French Stories and Tales by McClelland and Stewart, 1954

The Spanish Story: Franco and the Nations at War. By <italic>Herbert Feis</italic>. (New York: Alfred A. Knopf. 1948. Pp. x, 282, vi. $3.50.) and The Masquerade in Spain. By <italic>Charles Foltz</italic>, <italic>Jr.</italic> (Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company. 1948. Pp. xvi, 375. $4.00.)

The Spanish Story: Franco and the Nations at War. By Herbert Feis. (New York: Alfred A. Knopf. 1948. Pp. x, 282, vi. $3.50.) and The Masquerade in Spain. By Charles Foltz, Jr. (Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company. 1948. Pp. xvi, 375. $4.00.) Get access The Spanish Story: Franco and the Nations at War. By Feis Herbert. (New York: Alfred A. Knopf. 1948. Pp. x, 282, vi. $3.50.) The Masquerade in Spain. By Foltz CharlesJr. (Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company. 1948. Pp. xvi, 375. $4.00.) Joseph A. Brandt Joseph A. Brandt New York City Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The American Historical Review, Volume 54, Issue 2, January 1949, Pages 354–355, https://doi.org/10.1086/ahr/54.2.354 Published: 01 January 1949

The Masquerade in Spain

The Masquerade in Spain

The Spanish Story, by Herbert Feis

The Spanish Story, <i>by Herbert Feis</i>

The Spanish Story

The Spanish Story

Spanish Short Stories

Spanish Short Stories

Selected Spanish Stories of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries

Selected Spanish Stories of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries

Selected Spanish Short Stories of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries

Selected Spanish Short Stories of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries

III. The Uneasy Neutrality. A Study of Anglo-Spanish Disputes Over Spanish Ships Prized 1756–1759

As the Anglo-Spanish dispute which developed between 1756 and 1761 over the taking of Spanish ships by British privateers was undoubtedly one of the chief causes of the declaration of war by King Charles III in 1761, the Spanish story of these events is of considerable interest. A full treatment of the whole problem of the prizing of neutral ships has been promised by Mr Richard Pares, but the present study may be of some interest as showing the Spanish views of the situation as shown in the correspondence between the Spanish Chief Minister, General Richard Wall, and the Spanish chargé d'affaires in England, Don Felix Abreu.

Spanish Stories and Sketches

Spanish Stories and Sketches

Reviews

Book reviewed in this article:Ruth Clark. Strangers and Sojourners at Port Royal, being an Account of the Connections between the British Isles and the Jansenists of France and Holland.Gerhard Baerg. Alternate German Grammar Review.Elfriede M. Ackermann. Höher als die Kirche. Edited with an introduction, notes, vocabulary, and exercises.Harold W. Soule. Heath German Readings. Edited with notes and vocabulary.Dario Niccodemi. Scampolo. Edited by Elsie Schobinger and Ethel Preston. (The University of Chicago Italian Series.M. A. De Vitis. Short Spanish Stories. Edited with notes, exercises and vocabulary.Theodor Storm. Pole Poppenspäler, edited with introduction, exercises and vocabulary by Walter A. ReichartJ. B. Close. New Pocket Dictionary of the German and English Languages, containing the most useful daily and commercial words, with a list of proper names, comparative tables of English, American, German, and French currencies, weights and measures, etc.Edwin H. Zeydel. Beginners' German.William Eade Wilson. Spanish Stories and Sketches. Edited with introduction, notes, exercises, and vocabulary.Charles Vildrac, La Brouille. Edited, with notes and vocabulary, by George B. Fundenburg.Patricio Gimeno. Cuentos de acá y allá.

Short Spanish Stories

Short Spanish Stories

Reviews

Book reviewed in this article:El Abencerraje, según Antonio de Villegas, ed. with introduction, notes, and vocabulary by N. B. Adams and Gretchen T. Starck. Sanborn 1927.Los Abencerrajes; two old Spanish stories adapted for intermediate classes, ed. with notes, direct‐method exercises, and vocabulary by J. P. Wickersham Crawford. Macmillan 1928.Technical and Industrial Spanish, edited with vocabulary by Antonio Alonso and P. R. Hershey.O. S. Fleissner and E. Mentz‐Fleissner, Deutsches Literatur‐Lesebuch.Seymour and Carnahan, Alternate Spanish Review Grammar.Adalbert Hämel: Lesebuch der Spanischen Literatur des XIX. und XX. Jahrhunderts.Peter Hagboldt, Inductive Readings in German. Book II.Daniel Defoe, Premières Aventures de Robinson Crusoé. Edited with exercises and a vocabulary by Arthur Wilson‐Green, M.A.Wright, Maurice W. Word Reunions: A Better Way of Teaching Vocabularies.Juan Cano, Cuentos humorísticos españoles. Edited with notes, direct‐method exercises, and vocabulary by Emilio Goggio.Kiesel, C. A., Passing through Germany, 1928–1929. Terramare Press. Berlin.Marguerite Clément and Teresa Macirone, Je lis et je parle.Castillo, Carlos and Watson, Jane C. Spanish Tales and Fables, with exercises, notes, and vocabulary.

Review: Little Pilate and other Spanish Stories

Review: Little Pilate and other Spanish Stories

Spanish Short Stories.

Spanish Short Stories.

Spanish stories in Irish

Spanish stories in Irish