The Unity of Plutarch's Work

Who writes "I"? How is the scene of writing represented in autobiographical texts? To whom are autobiographies addressed? What kinds of readers are inscribed in autobiographical narratives? In Apology to Apostrophe, James D. Fernandez offers a lucid and powerful meditation on the nature of autobiographical writing through his investigation of the historical conditions and literary stagings of autobiographical writing in Spain. As Fernandez demonstrates, recent developments in critical theory provide new and fruitful approaches to autobiographical works that have long been neglected,...

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.

«Antonio Machado es un poeta atemporal, un poeta clásico. Cuando lo leemos, parece que sus poemas estuvieran siempre recién salidos del horno. Siempre preparados para ser revividos hoy con la novedad de siempre. Pero nada es fruto de la casualidad en la poesía de Machado. Él sabe lo que hace y por qué lo hace. Lo que en primer término era para el joven Machado exclusivamente una actividad práctica ;la creación poética; se convierte en su madurez en motivo de actividad especulativa. Y consagró muchas horas de su vida al estudio de la filosofía, de los grandes pensadores de la...

This is the first collection of criticism on Mario Benedetti's work published in Spanish covering his literary works, the major themes of his writing, cinematic interpretations of his works, and his political commitments.