El Ogro malvado

En la primavera de 1916, en Nantes, el enfermero militar André Breton y su amigo Jacques Vaché, el dandi de las trincheras, ven película tras película, cambiando de sala sin importarles la que se proyecte. Tienen veinte años —la misma edad que el cine— e inventan así una cinefilia alegre y desenfadada. Breton lo apunta en el Manifiesto del Surrealismo: «¿El cine? Enhorabuena por las salas oscuras». A la vez que proclama la «omnipotencia» del sueño, se da cuenta de que los gags, las persecuciones, las imágenes espasmódicas de las películas burlescas reproducen las propias...

An astonishing monographic of the work of internationally acclaimed artist Sergio Mora. Sergio Mora (Barcelona, 1975), also known as MAGICOMORA, is an internationally acclaimed painter, illustrator and draftsman. Among many other amazing achievements, he has received a Grammy award, collaborated with designer Philippe Starck, or designed for Gucci. His paintings and drawings have been exhibited all around the world, from Barcelona to New York, passing through Dubai or China. Moraland is the biggest monographic of his works ever published.

When a young Russian woman visits the town of Soria, Spain, both Alejandro and his father, a prestigious violinist, fall in love with her. As their relationship is put to the test, Alejandro develops in maturity and independence and his eyes are opened to the world of Russian literature he never knew.

Quality assurance has been a major issue in Higher Education discourse during the past decade. Evaluations, accreditations and assessments have almost become standard procedures within the framework of translation studies. This quest for quality has not only to integrate market needs and new market requirements, but also novel strategies in training - whereby training learners and trainers has to be given equal attention. Translation quality has become a key issue in the interlinguistic and intercultural communication market as well as in the translator education environment. It has to be...