Mi Libro De Espa Ol 1

Part of a four-book course which develops students' awareness of cultural differences and similarities while they learn to listen to, understand, speak and write Spanish. The new edition has increased use of authentic material, a greater emphasis on developing communicative competence and the inclusion of fun activities. In addition, there is strong adherence to sound grammatical accuracy and vocabulary building, both of which help develop student proficiency in preparation for their CXC Basic- and General-level examinations.

The only exhaustive Greek-Spanish concordance based on the 1960 revision of the Reina-Valera Bible.

"Carefully documented study investigates significance of mestizo identity. Author defines it as a process of Hispanic acculturation enriched with a Quichua cultural core that determines its unique final form, rather than as a rejection of indigenous identification (p. 53). Racial and cultural elements are considered separately"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57