Nuevas poéticas y redes sociales

Así que pasen treinta años… Historia interna de la poesía española (1950-2017) es un ensayo que analiza el devenir de la poesía española desde 1950 hasta 2017, escrito desde la conciencia de que la literatura es fruto de los condicionantes histórico-ideológicos de cada época y de la sociedad que la produce. Aquí se recoge la historia de los vencedores, parafraseando a Bloom, pero –y por una vez– también la de los vencidos, porque entre todos han ido edificando y modificando lo que hoy entendemos por poesía. Desde sus páginas se ofrece al lector una panorámica de conjunto,...

"There's something very weird and wonderful going on down at the park, but be careful where you peak... there are some crazy, amazing, and fantastic creatures out and about! I saw a Shark is an action-packed play tale full of adventure and fun, with lots of fantastic gatefolds hiding some surprising secrets."

La obra de Jose Martí ha recibido en las últimas décadas numerosos acercamientos críticos desde puntos de vista muy diferentes, ya que nos encontramos ante el escritor cubano más cimpleto de todos los tiempos y el héroe indiscutible de la independencia de la Isla. Sin embargo, estos textos suelen a menudo analizar facetas muy conocidas de su personalidad o de su obra, que con frecuencia se convierten en lugares comunes relacionado con los temas de su poesía, su adscripción o no al modernismo hispanoamericano, sus aspiraciones revolucionarias o si idealismo práctico

This trilingual volume examines the extent to which myths are affected by the crises of the 20th and 21st centuries. It brings together four theoretical studies which analyse both the crisis of structure – implying the distortion or disappearance of myth – and the crisis of concepts and terminology that currently threaten the study of mythology. The largest section of the volume focuses on the crises that have affected ancient, medieval and modern literary myths from a global perspective, taking into account psychology, ethics, politics and contemporary meta-literature. The final section...

An unidentified sinner's soul is put into the body of a 14-year old boy who tried to commit suicide by overdosing on sleeping pills. The twist is that in order to get the chance to be reincarnated in his next life, the sinner must find out and realize what sin he committed during his own life, which apparently has something to do with the young boy whose body he inhabits. As he lives the pitiful life of a miserable teenager who was good at art but was going through the "worst day of his life," the sinner struggles to find the connections between him and this boy while living the boy's...