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Fray Luis de Len (1527-91) is known chiefly as the author of some of the finest poetry of the Spanish Golden Age, but he also wrote important prose works in both Latin and Spanish, and produced eloquent translations into Spanish of biblical and classical texts. He spent five years imprisoned in solitary confinement by the Spanish Inquisition, fighting to clear himself of a series of accusations against his views on the Bible. Acquitted on all counts, he returned to teach at the University of Salamanca. This book examines the controversies in which Fray Luis was caught up, and investigates the ...

"Hace 50 años Latinoamérica se convulsionó por una serie de sucesos políticos, religiosos, culturales y artísticos con los que demostró que su gente era capaz de agenciar movimientos contraculturales y revolucionarios que ponían en crisis el sistema capitalista y la sociedad tradicional. Estudiantes, mujeres, intelectuales, artistas, fueron los artífices de los cambios de estos años, mientras México, Medellín, Buenos Aires, La Habana, Cali, Santiago de Chile, Sao Paulo, Lima, entre otras urbes latinoamericanas, sintieron los ecos de la juventud que protestaba para sacudir el mundo...

La presente obra es una recopilación de los escritos de la crítica literaria sobre la obra de Rubén Darío. Como un merecido homenaje al Padre del Modernismo en su Primer Centenario de su Muerte: 1916-2016.

The alcalde of Andujar during the reign of Henry IV of Castile (1454-1474), Escavias was also a historian, a poet, and a counselor to the king. Based on unpublished documents, this volume discusses the various aspects of his life and demonstrates conclusively that he was the author of Hechos de Miguel Lucas de Iranzo. In addition, the volume presents the most important sections of his unpublished Repertorio de principes.