Dibujar La Luz

An ominous transitive verb entered the language in 1970s South America: to "disappear" someone. Some of these artists had family disappeared; others resisted or were forced into exile. Their work fights amnesia, serving as a stay against further atrocities.

Giovanni Adamo, Manuel Alvar Ezquerra, M. Teresa Cabré, M. Pilar Perea, Luis Fernando Lara, Josep Marco and Antón Santamarina reflect on the evolution of lexicography with the application of new technologies and propose an outlook on the progresses achieved in this area. The study not only focuses on Hispanic languages, but also on other Romance languages, by introducing Italian and French perspectives.

Dramatization, understood as a practice at the service or creative expression, is the central issue of this book. Their authors vindicate the pedagogical value of this subject because it is the best way to express all kinds of ideas, emotions, experiences and knowledge.

Baudrillard plantea la disolución de lo real como un crimen perfecto perpetuado por la tecnología. La realidad es desmaterializada en la realidad virtual y los objetos pierden su sombra para volverse transparentes en las pantallas de efectos luminosos, producto de la codificación del lenguaje de máquina. Se asiste entonces a una especie de mistificación al hacer responsable de un crimen a una cosa sin voluntad ni intencionalidad, requisititos indispensables para tipificar a un criminal. “Asesino Perfecto” apunta a poner rostro humano al responsable del crimen perfecto. El prototipo...