A Tu Ritmo [Recurso Electrónico]

Método de español destinado a estudiantes jóvenes y adultos. Nivel A1+ del MCER. Adaptado a las directrices del Plan Curricular del Instituto Cervantes. Los autores de este proyecto trabajan en el Instituto Cervantes y en la EOI y proponen una metodol

<I>Nucleos es un volumen coral. En cada uno de sus dieciseis capitulos se estudia el verbo espanol e italiano - separada o conjuntamente - desde una perspectiva diferente (diacronica, sincronica, didactico-contrastiva ...) y un area caracterizadora (gramaticografica, lexicografica, lexicologica ...). Sus capitulos se organizan en torno a cuatro ejes tematicos: las <I>cuestiones gramaticograficas, las <I>cuestiones <I>sintacticas, las <I>cuestiones semanticas y las <I>cuestiones temporales. Sus textos son fiel reflejo de las ultimas investigaciones realizadas tanto en Italia como...

This book offers an in-depth study of the internal structures of Popol Vuh, the Sacred Book of the Maya-Quiche people of Guatemala, and of the ways in which the main characters of this text are configured. This is accompanied by a similar, comparative analysis of the three novels widely known in the Hispanic world as the Banana Trilogy, written betweem 1950 and 1960 by the winner of the 1967 Nobel Prize for Literature, Miguel Angel Asturias. By showing a direct relationship between the macro-structure of Popol Vuh and its literary devices (including character configuration) and those of the...

One year just after Christmas when Ximena is thirteen, she overhears her parents talking - a conversation she is not supposed to hear. She catches the word, "father," but wonders why they are whispering? Federico is the only father Ximena has ever known since he and her mom married six years ago. Of course, she knows she has a biological father, but her mom never talks about him - and Ximena never asks. All she knows is that he is "away" and doesn't live near them. But after overhearing her parents' discussion, she starts to wonder why she has no contact with him. At the same time, too, life...