Carlos Fuentes

Carlos Fuentes Criticism

• Fuentes, Carlos (Vol. 113)
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Criticism
    • Stifled Tiger
    • Conversation with a Blue Novelist
    • A Gallery of Women in Carlos Fuentes's Cantar de ciegos
    • Patricide and the Double in Carlos Fuentes's Gringo viejo
    • Safe in the Hands of the Uncanny
    • Myth, Contingency, and Revolution in Carlos Fuentes's La región más transparente
    • Passion's Progress
    • In the Embrace of Spain
    • Carlos Fuentes' Agua Quemada: The Nation as Unimaginable Community
    • Fuentes's New/Old World Mirror
    • In Realms of Gold
    • The Old Gringo and the Elegiac Western
    • An Affair She Seems Not to Have Remembered
    • In the Shadow of a Colossus
    • Betrayed by the Revolution
    • Fuentes: Mexico's Smoldering Volcano
  • Further Reading
• Fuentes, Carlos (Vol. 3)
• Fuentes, Carlos (Vol. 8)
• Fuentes, Carlos (Vol. 10)
  • Introduction
  • Our Old New World
  • Selden Rodman
  • Down with Hispanity
  • Roberto GonzáLez Echev ArríA
• Fuentes, Carlos (Vol. 22)
  • Introduction
  • The Self-Conscious Culture of Modern Mexico
  • The Whole of Life
  • Growing Pains of a Bourgeois
  • Last Rites for a Fat Cat
  • Mortal Longings
  • The Artist Manqué in Fuentes' 'Cambio de piel'
  • The Double in 'Las dos Elenas'
  • Mexican Introspection in the Theater: Carlos Fuentes
  • A Brazilian Novel and Mexican Stories
  • Short Reviews: 'Burnt Water'
  • Where the Real and the Fantastic Meet
  • In the Latino Americano Mirror
• Fuentes, Carlos (Vol. 13)
  • Introduction
  • Alan Cheuse
  • Mexican Thriller
  • Fuentes' First-Class Thriller
  • Reverend James M. Murphy
  • Victoria Neumark
• Fuentes, Carlos
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Criticism
    • A review of Cantar de ciegos
    • Carlos Fuentes and the New Short Story in Mexico
    • The Jungian Basis of Carlos Fuentes' Aura
    • The Supernatural Persistence of the Past in Los días enmascarados [The Masked Days] by Carols Fuentes
    • A review of Burnt Water
    • "Aura" and its Precedents in Fuentes's Earlier Works
    • "Los dias enmascarados" and "Cantar de ciegos:" Reading the Stories and Reading the Books
    • Short Fiction and Theater: Magical Realism, Symbolic Action
    • Carlos Fuentes' 'Chac Mool' and Todorov's Theory of the Fantastic: A Case for the Twentieth Century
    • Aspects of the Triple Lunar Goddess in Fuentes' Short Fiction
    • Fuentes on Mexican Feminophobia
    • Out of Juice
    • A Son of Scheherazade
  • Further Reading