Un siglo de teatro en México

Book offers a close philosophical look at José Enrique Rodó's ARIELISM, an important component of modernism in Latin American history. The images of Ariel and Caliban come to life as the author analyz-es Rodó's book, Ariel, in context of history and literature. In the face of general Latin American failure, the author looks for answers in cultural mechanisms which are inherent to Latin American history.

Ina Salazar propose une étude de l’ensemble de l’œuvre du Péruvien César Vallejo (1892-1938), qui a profondément marqué la poésie en langue espagnole du XXe siècle. L’ouvrage s’attache dans un premier temps à analyser chacun des recueils – Los Heraldos Negros (1918), Trilce (1922) et les poèmes écrits à Paris et parus après la mort du poète sous le titre de Poemas Humanos (1939) – en présentant les contextes d’écriture et de réception, les courants esthétiques et poétiques qui leur sont contemporains ainsi que les lignes directrices et les préoccupations...

The volume gathers eleven contributions on the origins, evolution and function of female models in Western culture, from Greco-Roman texts to medieval and Renaissance literature. Organized in four thematic blocks, the book intends to elucidate how misogynistic discourse and its opposite are constructed in literary and didactical works dealing with feminine archetypes.

Cartografías cosmopolitas: León de Greiff y la tradición literaria analyzes the poetic works of this twentieth-century Colombian writer as a manifestation of cosmopolitanism, global cultural cartographies, and a self-fashioned poetic genealogy. Ramírez Rojas approaches de Greiff’s poems as cultural maps that reveal both a desire of connectivity with the world and a need for reorganizing the imaginary library of world literature. From a self-assumed position of eccentricity, de Greiff builds a network of global connections and disputes the binary division of cultural centers and...