Historia de España

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In four Library of Congress lectures, also published as articles in New York Review of Books, the eminent literary biographer finds interesting if not new things to say about four great Irish-born writers: Oscar Wilde, influenced by Ruskin and Pater at Oxford, wavering between Roman Catholicism and atheism, between homo- and heterosexuality; W .B. Yeats, after a ``monkey-gland'' operation, writing several great poems toward the end of his life; James Joyce, trying to start love affairs to provide background for the Nausicaa chapter in Ulysses; Samuel Beckett, sumptuous in his use of language, ...

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Las mantas son protagonistas de la historia: su función como transmisoras de los mitos y la religión, su uso en las ceremonias, cómo eran las mantas de los mercaderes, los sacerdotes, los funcionarios o los guerreros, qué papel desempeñaban en la vida cotidiana y en la economía, sus registros pictográficos y en las fuentes escritas.