Bauhaus (1919-1933)

"Commemorative edition celebrating the reopening in 2005 of the patrimonial building that houses the Museum of Contemporary Art in Santiago, Chile. The book examines the history of the museum and of the building, the architectonic restoration, while also is an historic document of the museum's reopening ceremony celebrated December 16, 2005. Includes brief reviews on MAC's personages, collection and historical exhibitions"--Provided by vendor.

«La casa de Bernarda Alba» escrita en 1936, poco antes de su fusilamiento, aunque no sería estrenada hasta 1945 en Buenos Aires, con una gran acogida. Una tragedia enmarcada dentro del carácter rural y popular que, junto a «Bodas de sangre» y «Yerma» conforman una trilogía lorquiana que desemboca en el drama ya que pretende aislar al individuo de su contexto moral y politico. «La casa de Bernarda Alba» representa el dolor cotidiano y la represión de una España atrasada y rural hasta sus ultimas consecuencias. Con un argumento crítico y asequible, y un lenguaje popular y directo, ...

European institutions are concerned at how poorly informed the public is about the European Union. More than 70 per cent of Europe's citizens claim to know very little or practically nothing about the EU, while turnout in elections is on the decline. Since 2003 the Council, European Parliament and Commission have been engaged in a thorough review of their information policies. One of the key aspects of the new information policy will involve raising the EU's profile in the most popular medium, television. This report examines the case for: (a) setting up a new, independent television channel...

This is the first book-length study of Carmen Miranda in English. It traces her origins as a radio singer, recording artist and film star in Brazil in the 1930s, before exploring in depth her Hollywood screen roles and the construction of her long-lasting star persona in the USA.