Solomon Leopold Millard Rosenberg

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Solomon Leopold Millard Rosenberg (born March 6, 1869 in Neudenau , † July 10, 1934 ) was an American Romanist and Hispanicist of German origin.

life and work

Rosenberg went to the United States in 1885 and was a businessman. After he had the necessary financial resources, he studied from 1903 at the University of Pennsylvania and Grenoble. He received his doctorate in 1910 with the work ( ed.) La Española de Florencio [ó Burlas veras y Amor invencionero]. Comedia famosa de Don Pedro Calderon de la Barca (Philadelphia 1911). He then taught at Swarthmore College (until 1912), at the University of Pennsylvania (1911–1915), at Girard College in Philadelphia (until 1922) and finally Spanish literature and language at the University of California at Los Angeles (Assistant Professor 1922– 1930, Associate Professor 1930-1934). He died in a car accident in 1934.

Other works

  • (Ed.) Lope de Vega, Las Burlas veras, comedia famosa, Philadelphia 1912
  • (Ed.) Julian de Armendariz, Comedia famosa de Las Burlas veras, Philadelphia 1917
  • (with Manuel Romero de Terreros) México virreinal. Acuarelas de Nueva España, New York 1925
  • (Ed.) Libro de lectura. Selecciones de D. Manuel Romero de Terreros, New York / Chicago 1927
  • (Ed. With Manuel Romero de Terreros) Vicente Riva Palacio and Juan de Dios Peza, Tradiciones y leyendas mexicanas, New York 1927
  • (Ed. With Marion A. Zeitlin) Concha Espina, Talín y otros cuentos, New York 1927
  • (Ed. With Ernest Hall Templin ) A brief anthology of Mexican prose, Palo Alto 1928
  • (Ed. With Ernest Hall Templin ) A brief anthology of Mexican verse, Palo Alto 1928
  • (Ed. With Laurence Deane Bailiff) Pio Baroja, Zalacaín el aventurero. Historia de las buenas andanzas y fortunas de Martín Zalacaín de Urbía, New York 1928
  • (Ed. With Frederick T. McKeon) Páginas místicas. Selections from the writing of D. Manuel Romero de Terreros (Marqués de San Francisco), New York 1929
  • (Ed.) Ricardo León, Tipos y paisajes, Boston 1930
  • (Ed. With Homer Price Earle) Horas vividas. Selections from the verse and prose of Antonio Heras, Chicago 1931
  • (Ed. With María López de Lowther) Rubén Darío, Poetic and prose selections. wWth a critical introduction by Federico de Onís, Boston / New York 1931
  • Huellas de España en el estado de California. Discurso leído en la Academia Española, Madrid 1933

literature

  • Ralph J. Michels, [Obituary] in: Bulletin Hispanique 36, 1934, pp. 507-509
  • [Obituary] in: Romanic Review 25, 1934, p. 266

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personal data
SURNAME Rosenberg, Solomon Leopold Millard
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Rosenberg, SL Millard
BRIEF DESCRIPTION American Romance Studies and
DATE OF BIRTH March 6, 1869
PLACE OF BIRTH Neudenau
DATE OF DEATH July 10, 1934