Fuente ovejuna, o, El castigo más debido y la venganza más justa

C sar Vallejo is one of the finest poets of Latin America, and his poetry has managed to maintain a broad readership base right up until the modern day. Since Vallejo's posthumous poems were first published in 1939 in an edition supervised by his widow, Georgette de Vallejo, there remain to this day a number of unanswered questions about them. In what order did Vallejo write the poems? Would he have published the poems as they are? This book, by a careful analysis of the evidence available, proposes a new chronology for the posthumous poems, suggesting that the Peruvian poet's work went...

Esta obra es un juego sobre el poder de la imaginación, en el que se mezclan la reflexión y la creación literarias, y que viene a constituir una prolongación del viaje al bosque encantado de los libros que emprendió Fernando Savater en La infancia recuperada. Criaturas del aire consta de un puñado de monólogos en los que los distintos personajes de la literatura universal comentan su ejecutoria, la prolongan, la desmienten o la maldicen. Algunos son puramente ficticios, como Tarzán, Dulcinea, Phileas Fogg o la Bella Durmiente; otros se han incorporado a la ficción literaria...

Childhood is a fundamental theme in the works of Ana Maria Matute, and also one of the key issues for the study of the aesthetic narrative of the writer. This thesis presents an analysis of the image of childhood in the works of Matute written for adults, observed in two distinct literary contexts: that of the realistic novels and of the fantastic works. This division also corresponds, though not mathematically, to the two creative periods of the writer, so that the continuity and evolution of both the theme and the aesthetic techniques throughout the author's entire literary career can be...

Este libro explora la representación de la mujer moderna en los escritos de Federica Montseny (1905-1994), prominente líder anarquista española en las décadas de 1920 y 1930. This book explores the figure of the modern woman in the writings of Federica Montseny (1905-1994), a prominent Spanish anarchist leader during the 1920s and 1930s.