Encuentro en Berlín

Desde Eduvim (Editorial Universitaria Villa María) nos enorgullece poner en manos de los lectores argentinos este libro: Narrar Ámsterdam. Una ciudad a través de sus libros. Es un orgullo porque creemos que es muy poco frecuente, en el mercado actual del libro en español, antologías tan bellamente pensadas para ofrecerle al lector tanta información y buena literatura. Es un orgullo, también, que este libro se edite y publique desde una editorial con financiamiento público, perteneciente a una Universidad del Estado Argentino. Narrar Ámsterdam. Una ciudad a través de sus libros es...

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Andrés Sánchez Robayna, a partir del descubrimiento de un manuscrito del siglo XVII, construye una escalera hacia la comprención conceptual del Primero sueño, el poema más apreciado por su autora, sor Juana. En la primera parte se hallará el estudio y la transcripción de ese comentario inédito, esctito por el poeta Pedro Álvarez Lugo. En la segunda se recogen tres acercamientos críticos al poema.

When the encounter long sought by mankind -- first contact with intelligent beings from outer space -- occurred two years ago in a remote area of the Idaho Panhandle, the event was not marked in the heavens with strange lights or on Earth with newspaper headlines. It began prosaically one Thursday morning in late May... "Where are you from?" She glanced toward the eastern ridge, studying it, and for a moment he thought she might point to a rock or a tree. Weighing her answer carefully, she pointed toward the top of the ridge and said, "From there." "From the other side of the mountain?" he...