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Esta novela nos muestra las vicisitudes de un caballero, convertido en el duque de Gloria por las musas, que se traslada a la capital de Madrid para dejar en evidencia a la sociedad superficial y vanidosa del lugar. El hombre, que llama la atención con su vestimenta exuberante y su atractivo, se dedica a escandalizar la corte señalando sus fallas. En los 24 capítulos que dura esta novela, el duque de la Gloria se burlará de las costumbres burguesas de Madrid y, a su vez, hará una crítica a la literatura española de la época. Un libro que transmite las ideas regeneracionistas de la...

In Gronjor, a world that's half light and half shadow, a group of hunters traverse the untamed dark side. They're headed towards the labyrinth, the most savage zone on the planet, populated by wild animals that work to throw center-seekers off their path. Gronjor's delicate equilibrium depends on this cruel process of selection controlled by the sorcerer Milosh. There's little cause for hope, except for a prophecy that speaks of an imminent change...

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This is the first collection of criticism on Mario Benedetti's work published in Spanish covering his literary works, the major themes of his writing, cinematic interpretations of his works, and his political commitments.

Text in Spanish. Pedro Páramo, the only novel published by the Mexican writer Juan Rulfo, is a masterpiece. Tras los murmullos offers six different readings and analyses of the novel by Mexican and Scandinavian scholars. Contrary to what might be expected, the Scandinavian reader is able to identify with the solitude of the characters in the novel, the language of few words of the peasants and the careful linguistic awareness of Rulfo. This may not be surprising since Rulfo was, as discussed in one of the chapters, inspired by Scandinavian literature, which he admired. Also discussed here is ...