William James Entwistle, FBA (7 December 1895 – 13 June 1952) was a British scholar of Romance languages and literatures, with a focus on Spanish. Born in China to British missionary parents, he was educated at a mission school and then Robert Gordon's College in Aberdeen before he studied classics at the University of Aberdeen. Graduating in 1916 (with several prizes), he then served in the First World War. In 1918, he received the Fullerton Classical Scholarship at his alma mater; during this time, he turned his scholarly attention to Spanish and in 1920 received a Carnegie Trust grant to spend time in Spain. The following year, he was appointed to a lectureship in Spanish at the University of Manchester. From 1925 to 1932, he was Stevenson Professor of Spanish at the University of Glasg
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| - William J. Entwistle (* 7. Dezember 1895 in Zhengyangguan, Provinz Anhui, China; † 13. Juni 1952 in Oxford) war ein britischer Romanist, Hispanist, Lusitanist, Slavist und Linguist. (de)
- William James Entwistle FBA fou un i cervantista britànic. Entwistle nasqué a la Xina, fill d'uns missioners escocesos, on estudià fins a 1910; a partir de 1911 feu estudis de Filologia Clàssica a Aberdeen però es dedicà després a la Filologia Romànica, sobretot a la hispanística. Els seus estudis es veieren interromputs per la Primer Guerra Mundial on fou greument ferit el 1917. El 1920 feu una estada a Madrid amb una beca, cosa que orientà la seva especialització cap a la hispanística. Fou professor a les universitats de Manchester (1921), Glasgow (1925-1932) i finalment catedràtic de la universitat d'Oxford, on va succeir el 1932 en la Càtedra Alfons XIII a Salvador de Madariaga i on restà fins a la seva mort sobtada. (ca)
- William James Entwistle (1896 - 1952), hispanista y cervantista inglés. Catedrático de la universidad de Oxford, en esta sucedió en la Cátedra Alfonso XIII a Salvador de Madariaga. Es autor de un completísimo estudio sobre el ciclo artúrico en las letras españolas, The Arturian Legend in the Literatures of the Spanish Peninsula (Londres, 1925). Publicó además The Spanish Language (1936), una visión de conjunto de las lenguas peninsulares; European Balladry (1939), una biografía interpretativa, Cervantes (1940) y algunos capítulos en Spain, a Companion to Spanish Studies (1929) y en el Handbook to the Study and Teaching of Spanish. (es)
- William James Entwistle, FBA (7 December 1895 – 13 June 1952) was a British scholar of Romance languages and literatures, with a focus on Spanish. Born in China to British missionary parents, he was educated at a mission school and then Robert Gordon's College in Aberdeen before he studied classics at the University of Aberdeen. Graduating in 1916 (with several prizes), he then served in the First World War. In 1918, he received the Fullerton Classical Scholarship at his alma mater; during this time, he turned his scholarly attention to Spanish and in 1920 received a Carnegie Trust grant to spend time in Spain. The following year, he was appointed to a lectureship in Spanish at the University of Manchester. From 1925 to 1932, he was Stevenson Professor of Spanish at the University of Glasg (en)
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| - William James Entwistle FBA fou un i cervantista britànic. Entwistle nasqué a la Xina, fill d'uns missioners escocesos, on estudià fins a 1910; a partir de 1911 feu estudis de Filologia Clàssica a Aberdeen però es dedicà després a la Filologia Romànica, sobretot a la hispanística. Els seus estudis es veieren interromputs per la Primer Guerra Mundial on fou greument ferit el 1917. El 1920 feu una estada a Madrid amb una beca, cosa que orientà la seva especialització cap a la hispanística. Fou professor a les universitats de Manchester (1921), Glasgow (1925-1932) i finalment catedràtic de la universitat d'Oxford, on va succeir el 1932 en la Càtedra Alfons XIII a Salvador de Madariaga i on restà fins a la seva mort sobtada. És autor d'un complet estudi sobre el cicle artúric en les lletres espanyoles, The Arturian Legend in the Literatures of the Spanish Peninsula (Londres, 1925). Va publicar, a més, The Spanish Language (1936), una visió de conjunt de les llengües peninsulars; European Balladry (1939), una biografia interpretativa; Cervantes (1940) i alguns capítols a Spain, a Companion to Spanish Studies (1929) i en el Handbook to the Study and Teaching of Spanish. Fou co-editor de la Modern Language Review (1934-1948), i editor de The Year's Work in Modern Language Studies (1931-1937). Des de 1947 fou membre corresponent de l'Institut d'Estudis Catalans; des de 1948 fou membre corresponent estranger de l'Acadèmia de Bones Lletres de Barcelona. Fou doctor honoris causa per la Universitat de Coimbra (1945); Fellow of the British Academy (1950) i altres honors. (ca)
- William J. Entwistle (* 7. Dezember 1895 in Zhengyangguan, Provinz Anhui, China; † 13. Juni 1952 in Oxford) war ein britischer Romanist, Hispanist, Lusitanist, Slavist und Linguist. (de)
- William James Entwistle (1896 - 1952), hispanista y cervantista inglés. Catedrático de la universidad de Oxford, en esta sucedió en la Cátedra Alfonso XIII a Salvador de Madariaga. Es autor de un completísimo estudio sobre el ciclo artúrico en las letras españolas, The Arturian Legend in the Literatures of the Spanish Peninsula (Londres, 1925). Publicó además The Spanish Language (1936), una visión de conjunto de las lenguas peninsulares; European Balladry (1939), una biografía interpretativa, Cervantes (1940) y algunos capítulos en Spain, a Companion to Spanish Studies (1929) y en el Handbook to the Study and Teaching of Spanish.
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- William James Entwistle, FBA (7 December 1895 – 13 June 1952) was a British scholar of Romance languages and literatures, with a focus on Spanish. Born in China to British missionary parents, he was educated at a mission school and then Robert Gordon's College in Aberdeen before he studied classics at the University of Aberdeen. Graduating in 1916 (with several prizes), he then served in the First World War. In 1918, he received the Fullerton Classical Scholarship at his alma mater; during this time, he turned his scholarly attention to Spanish and in 1920 received a Carnegie Trust grant to spend time in Spain. The following year, he was appointed to a lectureship in Spanish at the University of Manchester. From 1925 to 1932, he was Stevenson Professor of Spanish at the University of Glasgow. In 1932, he moved to the University of Oxford to be King Alfonso XIII Professor of Spanish Studies and a fellow of Exeter College; he retired in 1951. While there, he established the honours course in Portuguese and became Director of Portuguese Studies in 1933. He was also co-editor of the Modern Language Review from 1934 to 1948. He received four honorary doctorates, was elected a fellow of the British Academy in 1950, and was the president of the Modern Humanities Research Association in 1952. (en)
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