En nombre de Don Juan

Lejos de resolver las tensiones y las voces en disenso percibidas a lo largo de toda la obra de Judith Butler, Pamela Abellón y Magdalena De Santo ponen en práctica la premisa de que es precisamente el disenso, la inestabilidad conceptual y el esfuerzo de las interpretaciones lo que mantiene tanto al movimiento feminista como a sus teorías vivas, pujantes y en continuo estado de resignificación. El primer escrito, Espectros beauvoirianos en la obra de Judith Butler, de Abellón, recorre, a partir de la noción derrideana de “espectro”, los rastros que la filosofía francesa ha dejado...

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

In the past decades, with the decline of the Grand Narratives and the subsequent need for new historical and political orientation, literary studies have been reflecting on the role of literature in the world. Together with Jacques Rancière—and in dialogue with Althusser, Foucault, or Fischer-Lichte—the present volume analyzes this political turn of literary studies.

During the 20th century in Mexico, Mexican literati formed literary groups and created new movements in poetry, short story, and essay centered around significant literary journals. This book is a study and analysis of the literary journal El Hijo Prûdigo and the generation of the early 1940s which brought Mexico into literary prominence. Outstanding collaborators of El Hijo Prûdigo include Octavio Paz, Agustin Y- Rò Rez, Josè R Vasconcelos, Alfonso Reyes, Josè R Revueltaz, and Francisco Rojas Gonzalez. This study also offers a complete critical indexing of the journal's contents.