Escritos. Cultura y Teatro

In Gronjor, a world that's half light and half shadow, a group of hunters traverse the untamed dark side. They're headed towards the labyrinth, the most savage zone on the planet, populated by wild animals that work to throw center-seekers off their path. Gronjor's delicate equilibrium depends on this cruel process of selection controlled by the sorcerer Milosh. There's little cause for hope, except for a prophecy that speaks of an imminent change...

Underrecognized in her own lifetime, the works of Maria Luisa Bombal have been increasingly read and understood as keys to the development of feminist styles, thematics, and thought. This volume includes a collection of scholarly analyses of her creative production, a contextualization of her work and its significance within Latin American letters and feminist literature, and a comprehensive bibliography of both primary and secondary texts.

La poesía de Miguel Veyrat se sitúa justo en el umbral entre la vida y la muerte. Poética órfica-hermética (de Hermes, igualmente), metafísica, alquímica, decantada. Es una poesía del Ser para la muerte, de la búsqueda del sentido de la vida y la muerte, de la vida– muerte, donde Eros, el dios del amor ilumina claramente este umbral. Se entiende bien por qué Veyrat es un poeta mucho menos conocido de lo que merece: porque es un poeta del pensamiento, de la búsqueda del sentido, de profundas referencias cultas y míticas (sobre todo griegas) que se desdoblan en su poesía...

"Jesus Torrecilla explores the question of how societies considered to be marginal perceive their relationship with those that are hegemonic. Focusing on the works of Mariano Jose de Larra, Benito Perez Galdos, and Miguel de Unamuno, he argues that the inner tension created between the foreign models and the writers' own literary tradition explains two of the most important characteristics of Spanish literature: its belatedness with respect to European trends and, more generally, its traditionalism, which, says Torrecilla, is a reaction not against modernity as such but against modernity as a ...