De manos femeninas es un voluminoso compendio de textos acerca de la fenomenologia extraordinario-divina de una ambiciosa seleccion de autoras que conforma el fascinante mundo de la escritura espiritual, tanto intra como extramuros en la Hispanoamerica colonial, en concreto, en los virreinatos de Nueva Espana, Peru y Nueva Granada.
La busqueda permanente de un lenguaje que codifique la realidad, el matematico, y otro que la descodifique, el poetico, brinda una posibilidad interesante que plantea un juego transitorio como la poematica sobre la que trata este libro.
Dans un jeu de distance et de proximite avec l'espace et le temps, deux destins tres differents se dessinent entre une femme et un homme que tout separe et que tout attire.
The Spatial Turn in the Literature and Art of Early Modern Spain investigates novel and transformative ways in which writers and artists of sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Spain conceived of space through the lens of what recent studies have called the spatial turn.
Courtroom Science and Trans Youth investigates how Canadian courts engage with science and expert testimony in cases involving parental treatment of transgender youth.
The Spatial Turn in the Literature and Art of Early Modern Spain investigates novel and transformative ways in which writers and artists of sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Spain conceived of space through the lens of what recent studies have called the spatial turn.
Courtroom Science and Trans Youth investigates how Canadian courts engage with science and expert testimony in cases involving parental treatment of transgender youth.
Milan Kundera and the Carnivalesque examines Kundera's fiction through the lens of Bakhtinian carnival theory, tracing how laughter, myth, and bodily grotesque become weapons against totalitarian certainty.
Overturning the myth that medieval marriages were loveless, shown through a close analysis of troubadour poetry and historical recordsMedieval marriages are often understood to have been loveless, due partly to assumptions about arranged matches that have been reinforced by scholars who suggest that troubadour poetry was not concerned with love but rather with poetic form and structure.
Overturning the myth that medieval marriages were loveless, shown through a close analysis of troubadour poetry and historical recordsMedieval marriages are often understood to have been loveless, due partly to assumptions about arranged matches that have been reinforced by scholars who suggest that troubadour poetry was not concerned with love but rather with poetic form and structure.
This book examines well-known poetry, picture books, and multimodal texts to explore how visual and literary texts shape collective memory and historical understanding with an initial focus on World War I before expanding to include more current contested issues topics such as colonialism, immigration, and First Nations’ experiences.
This book examines well-known poetry, picture books, and multimodal texts to explore how visual and literary texts shape collective memory and historical understanding with an initial focus on World War I before expanding to include more current contested issues topics such as colonialism, immigration, and First Nations’ experiences.
