Comunicación en didáctica de lenguas

The volume aims to convey an impression of the richness and fascination of Romance Philology and the infinite variety of the contours and contents of the field of Romance Studies. The author was less concerned with developing novel theoretical models, but rather wanted to trace the manifestations of the most important stages in the development of the subject area and wherever possible to complement them with his own contributions. "

El estudio de la gramática, al menos en su nivel básico, es fundamental en la Enseñanza Secundaria. Para que los estudiantes puedan hablar y escribir con la fluidez, la precisión y la corrección necesarias, hace falta que conozcan las estructuras de la lengua, sus mecanismo de funcionamientos. Estos Cuadernos de Gramática ocnstituyen un complemento muy útil para el trabajo que realizan en clase de Lengua Castellana y Literatura: la información se presenta de forma clara y ordenada, de manera que el alumno pueda encontrar fácilmente las explicaciones que necesite. los ejercicios...

An astonishing monographic of the work of internationally acclaimed artist Sergio Mora. Sergio Mora (Barcelona, 1975), also known as MAGICOMORA, is an internationally acclaimed painter, illustrator and draftsman. Among many other amazing achievements, he has received a Grammy award, collaborated with designer Philippe Starck, or designed for Gucci. His paintings and drawings have been exhibited all around the world, from Barcelona to New York, passing through Dubai or China. Moraland is the biggest monographic of his works ever published.

A new take on an eclectic and controversial director James Morrison's critical study offers a comprehensive and critically engaged treatment on Roman Polanski's immense body of work. Tracing the filmmaker's remarkably diverse career from its beginnings to 2007, the book provides commentary on all of Polanski's major films in their historical, cultural, social, and artistic contexts. Morrison locates Polanski's work within the genres of comedy and melodrama, arguing that he is not merely obsessed with the theme of repression, but that his true interest is in the concrete—what is out in the...