Historias de una joven letrada

Estamos en un mundo complejo, los engranajes del poshumanismo han contaminado los estadios iniciales de la propia materialización corporal, de manera que los nacimientos se desarrollan ahora en los habitáculos de la tecnociencia. Por primera vez, la tecnología, lo instrumental, cortocircuita las vías naturales y sensitivas de las propias madres, que parecen subordinadas, sin remisión, a la dictadura marcada por los artefactos. En este caldo de cultivo, las vivencias, las emociones ligadas a la maternidad, corren el riesgo de quedar en el campo de lo subjetivo, de lo anecdótico, en el...

Praise for Mezcal: "Mezcal is also a lyrical meditation upon the ultimate strength of the land, specifically the desert Southwest, and how that land prevails and endures despite every effort of modern industry and development to rape and savage it in the name of progress. Mezcal lingers in the mind as only the very best books manage to do."—Harry Crews "The author . . . excavates his own tormented life—and its relation to the land he loves—in a series of powerful, imagistic autobiographical essays. Like the desert he cherishes, this memoir is harsh yet lovely, full of sour self-truth. . ...

Francisco Calcagno was one of the most prolific authors of Cuban XIX century, and yet one of the less studied by critics and scholars. His novels focused on blacks are nonetheless essential to understand how the creole elites view blacks and the fears they felt about the influence of blacks in a Cuba white and Spaniard. What could it then better than to read Aponte, along with Prof. Moran's insightful introductory study. There we find an excellent balance between history and fiction, archive material and criticism. In Prof. Francisco Moran's skillful hands Calcagno's novel becomes a literary...

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