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Ignacio L. Götz holds a Ph.D. from New York University. He taught philosophy and comparative religion at Hofstra University for 35 years, where he held the Lawrence Stessin Distinguished Professor Chair. He has published some 20 books, among them Faith, Humor, and Paradox; Manners and Violence; Jesus the Jew (2nd edition); Conceptions of Happiness (2nd edition); The Unknowable God; and Venezuela Heroica (Peter Lang).

• The March – The Travelers – A Good Cure for Nostalgia – How Appearances Deceive – The Prisoner – Resurrected – Doctor Sandalio Bustillón – A Look Backward – My Kingdom for a Horse – Hacienda “El Torreón” – On the Shores of the Lake – Don Carlos’s Guest – The Lion in a Sheep’s Skin – A Bad Memory Detracting from a Thankless Impression – Do Good, Think Not to Whom – Idyll through a Trellis – Other Types from Our Old Times – Roaring Jealousies and Expanding Hearts – White Wings at the Bottom of a Cave – Old Worries – Sybil and Mother – Preposterous Projects and One More Illusion Dispelled – Turn Three Times and You’ll Find It – Metamorphosis – The Brush’s Kiss – A Seasonable Advice – Grains of Sand that Will Turn to Mountains – The Feast – The Nightmare of Romerales – A Graphic Response – Privilege of Windows that Open on to Orchards – Prerogatives of Orchards on Which Some Windows Look – The Great Man Hunt – The Jaguar and the Dogs – An Abyss – A Hand for a Head – A Feeble Light to Brighten Dreadful Dark – Daring Dazzling Valor The Wedding – A Demon Turned to Archangel – God’s Justice.