La tumba de barro

La relación del naturalista inglés Charles R. Darwin (1809-1882) con la Argentina puede analizarse desde varios aspectos. En primer lugar, porque en su juventud realizó un extenso viaje alrededor del mundo durante cinco años (desde el 27 de diciembre de 1831 hasta el 2 de octubre de 1836), en el que recorrió el actual territorio argentino por aproximadamente un año, y del cual dejó extensas referencias en su obra, además de que ese episodio resultó de cierta significación para la elaboración posterior de la teoría de la evolución. En segundo lugar, por la forma en que los...

An expansive tribute to the life and achievements of this internationally renowned Turkish scholar and culturalist Cultural Horizons recognizes the extraordinary achievements of Talat Sait Halman throughout his multifaceted career as Turkey's Minister of Culture, Ambassador for Cultural Affairs, professor, poet, translator, literary author and critic, newspaper columnist, and public speaker. Seventy-two distinguished scholars, journalists, translators, and creative writers from around the world have written for this work. Contributions include poetry, essays, a play, and articles.

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