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Paperback. Ref. L108264. 20x12. 306 pág. + 8 pág de fotografías en blanco y negro. Colección: Espasa-Biografías. Vida de escritores. Mujer. (B) Espasa-Biografías 314 pág. Biografías|Lit. Hispanoamericana|Mujer.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condizione: Muy bien. Condizione sovraccoperta: Muy bien. Colección "Espasa Biografías". MUY BUEN ejemplar con nombre de anterior propietario. 305pp.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condizione: Muy Bien. Condizione sovraccoperta: Muy Bien. Edit. Espasa-Calpe, S.A., 2003 Madrid. Colección Espasa Biografías. 8ºM (20x12) 364 pags. Rústica con sobrecubierta ilustrada en muy buen estado. Leves signos de uso. «Recordada sobre todo por su dramático final -se arrojó al mar desde un espigón en Mar del Plata-, Alfonsina Storni fue una mujer inteligente y práctica, contradictoria, tremendamente humana y exigente. Poeta, narradora, periodista, ensayista y dramaturga, su escritura constituye un valioso testimonio de la época en que vivió: las costumbres, el peso de las tradiciones sociales, los arquetipos de mujer que prevalecían en el inconsciente colectivo. Más allá del mito de resistencia y dolor, Tania Pleitez nos muestra a la Alfonsina mujer que palpita detrás de la leyenda: la madre, la amiga, la hija, la amante; la que ejercía el pensamiento pero también sufría de amor, la mariposa triste y la leona cruel, paradoja atroz que ella misma enunció para describirse.».…

Condizione: Good. Espasa Calpe. Encuadernación en tapa blanda. Pleitez, Tania Alfonsina Storni mi casa es el mar Tapa deslucida. Tapa ilustrada. Pags.305. Volúmenes.1.

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Paperback. Condizione: Good. Poetry. Latinx Studies. Introduction by Francisco Arag n and Ana Patricia Rodr guez. This bilingual Salvadoran poetry anthology seeks to challenge the traditional concept of nationality and explore the diverse identities that coexist in the world of Salvadoran poetry. Considering the blurring of identities and the elasticity of national borders, Kalina not only introduces the work of poets that reside in El Salvador and write in Spanish; it is also an exposition of the work of poets that have emigrated and write in the language of their adopted country. The poems offer both Spanish-speaking and English-speaking readers an array of linguistic, thematic and aesthetic contrasts and likenesses. The first of its kind, this anthology will provide an opportunity for Salvadoran poets and Salvadoran-American poets to establish a poetic dialogue amongst themselves and with the poetic community at large. This anthology rocks and hums with the music of El Salvador's current poetic voices, the children of Salarru and Roque Dalton. I'm drawn to their meditations on identity, to their streets and their foliage, their images and themes: love food, landscape, home--and the darker ones: hunger, loss, death, war. From cover to cover these poems come at you, vivid and various and genuine.--Joseph Millar The editors at Kalina have produced an anthology beyond anthologies. THEATRE UNDER MY SKIN collects the writing of three generations of Salvadoran poets affected by war and emigration. The essays will instruct you, and the poetry will confirm in you that true poetry transcends national boundaries and aesthetics. Because of the waves of emigration, Salvadoran writing is now worldwide. THEATRE UNDER MY SKIN is an enormous achievement and a considerable contribution to World Poetry.--Marvin Bell Contributors: Ren Rodas, Otoniel Guevara, Susana Reyes, Jorge Gal n, Roxana M ndez, Krisma Manc a, Elena Salamanca, Vladimir Amaya, Miroslava Rosales, Quique viles, Jos B. Gonz lez, William Archila, Gabriela Poma Traynor, Leticia Hern ndez Linares, Lorena Duarte, Mario Escobar, Elsie Rivas G mez, Javier Zamora. …

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Paperback. Condizione: Good. Poetry. Latinx Studies. Introduction by Francisco Arag n and Ana Patricia Rodr guez. This bilingual Salvadoran poetry anthology seeks to challenge the traditional concept of nationality and explore the diverse identities that coexist in the world of Salvadoran poetry. Considering the blurring of identities and the elasticity of national borders, Kalina not only introduces the work of poets that reside in El Salvador and write in Spanish; it is also an exposition of the work of poets that have emigrated and write in the language of their adopted country. The poems offer both Spanish-speaking and English-speaking readers an array of linguistic, thematic and aesthetic contrasts and likenesses. The first of its kind, this anthology will provide an opportunity for Salvadoran poets and Salvadoran-American poets to establish a poetic dialogue amongst themselves and with the poetic community at large. This anthology rocks and hums with the music of El Salvador's current poetic voices, the children of Salarru and Roque Dalton. I'm drawn to their meditations on identity, to their streets and their foliage, their images and themes: love food, landscape, home--and the darker ones: hunger, loss, death, war. From cover to cover these poems come at you, vivid and various and genuine.--Joseph Millar The editors at Kalina have produced an anthology beyond anthologies. THEATRE UNDER MY SKIN collects the writing of three generations of Salvadoran poets affected by war and emigration. The essays will instruct you, and the poetry will confirm in you that true poetry transcends national boundaries and aesthetics. Because of the waves of emigration, Salvadoran writing is now worldwide. THEATRE UNDER MY SKIN is an enormous achievement and a considerable contribution to World Poetry.--Marvin Bell Contributors: Ren Rodas, Otoniel Guevara, Susana Reyes, Jorge Gal n, Roxana M ndez, Krisma Manc a, Elena Salamanca, Vladimir Amaya, Miroslava Rosales, Quique viles, Jos B. Gonz lez, William Archila, Gabriela Poma Traynor, Leticia Hern ndez Linares, Lorena Duarte, Mario Escobar, Elsie Rivas G mez, Javier Zamora. …

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Condizione: Bueno. Espasa, 2003. Firma y número de anterior propietario. Pág, 305. Med, 20x12. Rústica con sobrecubierta. Feb/14/5.