La literatura cubana del exilio

Los trabajos reunidos en este volumen, que tienen su origen en el coloquio que organizaron en noviembre del 2002 Carmen de Mora y Alfonso García Morales en torno al cuerpo y sus representaciones en la literatura Hispanoamericana, reflejan entre otras, la idea de la correspondencia entre cuerpo y escritura como una variante de las dualidades cuerpo/alma y materia/espíritu.

By insisting that women should be equal partners, Pardo Bazán problematically adopted the patriarchal binarism that assigns women to Nature and men to Culture, but she also subverted it by denying its supplemental relationship. Her astute choice and manipulation of masculine cultural models (Realism, not Romanticism; prose, not poetry; Castilian language, not Galician) ultimately won her--despite fierce opposition--inclusion in the Spanish national canon. Furthermore, the study of her thorny relations with emerging Galician nationalism shows that her exclusion from "Galician literature" was...

Bartolome Hidalgo (Montevideo, 1788 - Moron, Buenos Aires Province, 1822) is the first poet to have utilized the Spanish language to capture the qualities of gaucho speech His writings, comprising a series of lyrical, narrative and dialogic texts about current political concerns of the second and third decades of the 19th century in both margins of the Rio de la Plata, have been recognized by the most respected literary critics of the region -Sarmiento, Mitre, Leguizamon, Rojas, Falcao Espalter, Borges- as the initiation of this most original genre, and Hidalgo, consequently, the first...

El apasionante testimonio de Mercedes Gallego, corresponsal de El Correo, que atravesó el desierto iraquí con las tropas norteamericanas y vivió día a día la terrorífica guerra emprendida para derrocar el régimen de Sadam Husein. Mercedes Gallego era amiga personal de Julio Anguita Parrado, periodista fallecido durante el conflicto.