La literatura mexicana del siglo XX

The author of short stories, novels and essays, Benítez Rojo is an atypical intellectual in the panorama of Cuban exile because he offers an original perspective of the past, present and future conflicts of this troubled and complex area. This literary biography tells of his journey from his emergence in the Cuban intellectual world in 1967 to his death in Amherst, Massachusetts, in 2005.

Dan Brown’s books come to life in the pages of this guide. The characters of The Da Vinci Code in Paris, London and Roslin, Angels and Demons in Rome and in Seville, reveal to us where they lived their most exciting moments, and those of greater tension. More than one hundred full color photographs, excellent and relevant historical data, recommendations for the trip, a journey through the scenery, numerous anecdotes ?all the essentials to start a new concept of trip: the suspense routes.

Durante toda su vida, Jacobo se había comportado como lo que era: un león. Ese era su único mérito. Por eso no entendía por qué, desde que le habían alejado de la sabana donde vivía, todo el mundo le llamaba “El rey”. Su inseparable compañero, “El gran Martín”, le enseñó a hacer varias acrobacias por las que le premiaba con mucha carne. Pero él no era feliz...

Author and Professor Dr. Pablo Valdivia analyzes the contradictions and complexities of the Spanish traditional canon from a transnational approach. Valdivia explores this particular canon as a 'haunted house' by focusing on the specific dialectics of presence, absence and (in)visibilization offered in relevant case studies: Jose Ricardo Morales, Cervantes or Jesus Carrasco, among others. Under the new term of 'disinherited literature', Valdivia advocates for coining critical categories that enrich the study of Spanish texts and shed new light on their radical specificities far from biased...