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Explores the life and work of artist, engineer, inventor, scientist, and Renaissance genius Leonardo da Vinci, looking at the historical figure as well as the ideas underlying his investigations of nature. Reprint.

Journalist Faride Zerán, Premio Nacional de Periodismo 2007, presents a detailed biography of Carmen Waugh (b. Chile 1949), a woman that changed art in Chile during the second half of the 20th century. Although mostly ignored, Carmen Waugh was one of Chile's first art gallery owners and regarded as one who contributed the most to the history of 20th century visual arts in Chile. A woman of few words, great works, and a life of vertigo, Carmen Waugh transited between Santiago (Chile) and Madrid after the Chilean coup, then in Rome with poet Juan Gelman, with whom she lived an intense...

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...

Bajo la denominación "Comedias bárbaras" se agrupan, por orden de publicación, "Águila de Blasón" (1907), "Romance de Lobos" (1908) y "Cara de Plata" (1923), ciclo que gira en torno a la estirpe hidalga de los Montenegro y la conflictiva relación del patriarca, Don Juan Manuel,encarnación de una sociedad profundamente tradicional, como la gallega decimonónica, que se resquebrajaba ante el ascenso de la nueva y pujante burguesía, con sus hijos. En este enfrentamiento, propiciado por la codicia de éstos y por la desmesura del Mayorazgo, Ramón del Valle-Inclán (1866-1936) pinta con...