PROGRAMACIÓ I RECURSOS EDUCACIÓ PER A LA CIUTADANIA 3

Juan's father, a fisherman, is caught in a storm and returns very ill. Guided by his friend, the Moon, Juan takes a magical trip to the bottom of the sea and recaptures his father's health from an ornery octopus.

This study examines the cardinal points of Goytisolo's work, the tetralogy Antagonia, and explores his experimentation with multiple techniques. Following a postmodernist/poststructuralist approach, it focuses upon the metaphorical meaning of the labyrinthine structure. The book analyzes the therapeutic qualities that the narrators/protagonists find in their experiences as writers, and also the roles played by various readers, be these real or fictitious. It also examines Goytisolo's deft articulation of straightforward exposition with parody and his criticism of Catalan society.

Ernest Hemingway dijo una vez: «Un clásico es un libro que todo el mundo admira, pero que nadie lee». ¡Literatura! termina con este problema de inmediato: ¿Dónde se inicia el Viaje al centro de la tierra? ¿Y a quién le encanta repetir «Mañana será otro día»? Si no conoce la respuesta, este libro es de lectura obligada. Y si la conoce, descubrirá en él datos muy interesantes, como cuál es la posición de su libro favorito en el ranking de la literatura universal. Resúmenes de los mejores libros, con sorprendentes anécdotas sobre los escritores y sus obras. Tanto el lector...

The first systematic study of the Aristotelian theory of anagnorisis in 16c Spanish drama. Anagnorisis - `recognition' or `discovery' - is a key element of Aristotelian literary theory. This book is the first systematic study of its presence in Spanish drama of the sixteenth century, a period in which Aristotelian theory was widely disseminated. Professor Garrido begins by examining the theory of anagnorisis developed by Aristotle and his sixteenth-century commentators. She then analyses its use in a large corpus of Spanish plays from the period1515-87. Her survey is divided into two parts,...