Susan Glaspell y los Provincetown Players

Esta es una de las obras cumbre de Mircea Eliade, uno de los grandes estudiosos del tema religioso. Eliade usa una rica masa de documentos; examina símbolos, mitos, rituales mágicos; alía las investigaciones filológicas y arqueológicas al estudio de la estructura y el funcionamiento del pensamiento mítico, y así logra una fascinante síntesis de las manifestaciones de lo sagrado y lo profano.

La poesía mistraliana es de gran esencialidad y de una inmensa fuerza interior, las cuales se funden para forjar poemas de contorno nítido, de cara y de cuerpo dimantinos. En ellos nada sobra, nada falta: lo pleno vivifica un decir casi siempre infalible. Lo que nos legó, compuesto en lo fundamental de Desolación, Tala, Lagar y Poema de Chile, revela una poesía novísima y arcaica, de vocación endógena, con un elan ascensional de veras soberano.

"The unevenly clustered historical conditions of the Caribbean nations bind us to the revival and redefinition of the ideals of unification begotten by 19th Century Puerto Rican thinkers. Coleccion Caribena is intended to build connection points that will enable the exchange of ideas, languages and forms. In doing so this collection will reflect the plural character of the region while publishing a comprehensive sample of works in various fields-Literature, Social Sciences, Literary Criticism, History-and, hopefully in various languages. An analysis of famed Colombian writer Gabriel Garcia...

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...