Epistolario de Pilar de Zubiaurre (1906-1970)

A collection of poems, including "The Massacre," "No Harm Shall Come," "Touched," "Evensong," and "Amberose Triste"

Fray Luis de Len (1527-91) is known chiefly as the author of some of the finest poetry of the Spanish Golden Age, but he also wrote important prose works in both Latin and Spanish, and produced eloquent translations into Spanish of biblical and classical texts. He spent five years imprisoned in solitary confinement by the Spanish Inquisition, fighting to clear himself of a series of accusations against his views on the Bible. Acquitted on all counts, he returned to teach at the University of Salamanca. This book examines the controversies in which Fray Luis was caught up, and investigates the ...

Eugenio Segry o El Traviato, de Miguel Cane (padre), es una de las novelas argentinas mas originales del periodo 1840-1860 porque muestra, mediante una ficcion que apenas disimula la base autobiografica, el contraste entre la sociedad europea imaginada por los hispanoamericanos y la sociedad europea real. Gracias a esta comparacion, el autor reafirma el orgullo nacional por la Argentina en cuanto nacion sana moralmente hablando. En la presente edicion critica, Beatriz Curia continua su meticulosa e imprescindible labor de rescate del patrimonio literario argentino. Con mirada libre de...

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...