Botoncito

Ángel Rama (1926 - 1983) fue uno de los críticos literarios más importantes de América Latina. Periodista, profesor, editor, compilador y polemista, este intelectual uruguayo es una figura singular en el horizonte cultural latinoamericano del siglo XX. Estudió en la Universidad de París, fue director del Departamento de Literatura Hispanoamericana de la Universidad de Montevideo, fundó y dirigió la Editorial Arca, fue columnista de la revista Marcha de Montevideo, posteriormente vivió en exilio y enseñó en diferentes universidades de Estados Unidos, Europa y América Latina. En...

This analysis shows that Reinaldo Arenas' work is one of exile and alienation. Arenas, as a human being as well as an author, suffered all forms of exile, and these influence the structure of his work. In his literary work, as well as in his life, all the definitions of exile given by sociology are present; that of inner exile, to which Arenas added a new characteristic, and that of territorial exile as well. His work represents the vision of the marginated, imprisoned, persecuted, rejected. The purpose of his novels and poetry is to reveal, from a historical reconstruction, the explanation...

Importante obra de referencia sobre el autor sevillano y su principal obra; en este volumen se recopilan las aportaciones de los participantes en el Seminario Internacional sobre Mateo Alemán con motivo del IV Centenario de la Publicación de Guzmán de Alfarache (1599-1999).

An introductory yoga book that presents it in a very close and understanding way. It begins with the question "Can you do many things at once?" in order to lead the reader to the realization that doing just one thing can be much harder than doing many things simultaneously. The simplest and natural thing to do is simply breathe. This book includes a reading guide as an important practical component for those who want to begin the practice of yoga through easy postures. Un libro introductorio al yoga que lo presenta de una manera muy pr�xima y entendedora. � Parte de la pregunta...