El Esperanto En Cuba: Tomo 1 (1904-1973) Historia Comentada

Amar su propia muerte es una comedia de tema bíblico que fue escrita por el intelectual cuzqueño Juan de Espinosa Medrano (apodado el "Lunarejo"), quien fuera autor del famoso Apologético en favor de don Luis de Góngora (1662). La obra que aquí se presenta es el único drama en español escrito por este letrado criollo y representa una oportunidad única para indagar con mayor exactitud sobre los saberes, prácticas y estilos que circularon en la compleja vida cultural virreinal durante el siglo xvii. En esta edición se brinda al lector una completa introducción a la vida y obras de...

Explores the life and work of artist, engineer, inventor, scientist, and Renaissance genius Leonardo da Vinci, looking at the historical figure as well as the ideas underlying his investigations of nature. Reprint.

"Brief, elegant catalog features major Spanish colonial paintings and sculptures from the Quito School in the collection of the Museo Nacional del Banco Central (Ecuador). Stunning color reproductions attest to the fine quality of these works, representative of the religious transformation and cultural syncretism of European and American heritages. Bilingual Spanish-English texts by Rafael Cordero and Holguer Jara Chávez offer an introduction to the social milieu of the period"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.

This collection of eighteen papers delivered at the twelfth biennial British Judeo-Spanish Studies conference, held in London in 2001, offers a wide selection of world-wide current research into the language, literature, and history of the Sephardi Jews. With contributions by Rachel Amado Bortnick, Tracy K. Harris, Jill Kushner Bishop, Judith R. Cohen, Alexia Duchowny, Dora Mancheva, Aitor Garcia Moreno, Elaine R. Miller, Aldina Quintana, Samuel G. Armistead, Julia R. Lieberman, Ronnie Perelis, Angel Berenguer Amador, Messod Salama, Rena Molho, Rivka Havassy, Maria Esformes and Matilde...