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Colombia produced one of the richest literatures of Latin America, as much for its abundance as for its variety and innovation during the 19th century. This value has been unknown due to subsequent writers and critics that rejected the importance of this literature and influenced readers to ignore this literary production as noteworthy. In the same way, this lack of recognition has been perpetuated by the absence of information of the literary works produced during the 19th century and has hampered the investigation and research of new generations of readers. Therefore, this Bibliography of...

Among the multiple approaches to be taken on an author as multifaceted and prolific as the recent Nobel Laureate Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa, Guadalupe Mart�-Pe�a has chosen to look at the novelist as an illusionist. She studies this land of fantasies and daydreams, that seemingly harmless battlefield where literature, theatre, and painting contend and join together with the writer, the dreamer, and the illusionist to oust reality. Focusing on Elogio de la madrastra and Los cuadernos de don Rigoberto, and the effect of illusion on the reading process, she argues that by referring...

Este volumen, sobre la incorporación de las escritoras españolas a los medios de prensa, es fruto de un proyecto de investigación financiado por el Instituto de la Mujer y el Fondo Social Europeo. El tomo reúne trece ensayos de investigadores procedentes de universidades españolas, italianas, francesas e inglesas. Los trabajos aquí recogidos iluminan el proceso de cambio al cabo del cual las escritoras pudieron tener acceso a los más acreditados medios de prensa, y llegaron a participar, como profesionales del periodismo, en toda clase de publicaciones. Quedan desvelados diferentes...

An examination of the form and significance of the 56 short narratives of Ramon Gomez de la Serna, based on a review of his own theoretical views on narrative, derived from his essays, prologues and vignettes, related in turn to theories of the modern novella developed by Gillespie et al.