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Esta novela es un retrato prototípico del ascenso y desengaño de un torero, con claves y un transfondo muy originales debido a las manos, de sobra autorizadas, de las que procede. Con claros elementos autobiográficos y de la fijación de Sánchez Mejías con la figura de Joselito el Gallo, este texto alumbra de manera muy significativa el intenso mundo intelectual en que vivía inmerso el torero, en el que hasta ahora era conocido como promotor y autor teatral, y desde ahora también como novelista. La amargura del triunfo es la única novela que escribió Ignacio Sánchez Mejías, de la...

Ilnezhara y Tazmikelia son antiguos dragonas de gran poder, acostumbradas a manipular a los humanos que tiene a su alrededor. Pero cuando empujan a Entreri y a Jarlaxle al corazón de las Tierras de la Piedra de Sangre, ni siquiera ellas son capaces de imaginar la tenacidad del asesino humano ni la gigantesca ambición del mercenario drow.

Changes in society and technology have brought about new learning and teaching techniques. More importantly, they have developed new ways of thinking that have had a deep impact on our universities. While the ultimate aim of education in Ancient Greece was the achievement of a series of civic, moral, and intellectual qualities, today it encompasses such concepts as learning to know, learning to do, and learning to live together. An indispensable reference tool on experiential education, this timely book looks at the ways in which education has adjusted to the new values and quests of a new...

Editing and literature in Spain (XVI and XVII) is a collection of seventeen articles by leading specialists in Spanish literature of the Golden Age and history of literacy. As part of a multidisciplinary reflection conditions are studied jointly publication and dissemination of literary works in the Golden Age and the significance of the texts. The interest in the materiality of the old book in its more technical various aspects sheds light on the conditions of production and reception of texts. This reflection on editorial practice in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, and in...