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César Vallejo es una de las voces poéticas más singulares de Latinoamérica. Desde sus inicios modernistas, abordará un tono intimista de fuerte carga social y con una honda preocupación por el desvalimiento y el sufrimiento de sus semejantes. Su lenguaje se abre a la experimentación, con diversos...

This book was written in 1871 by order of the Governor General of the Philippines, Rafael Izquierdo. The work includes relevant ethnographic, geographic, historical, and political data.

Juan Valera y Alcalá-Galiano (Cabra, Córdoba, 1824-Madrid, 1905). España.Político y diplomático, fue un hombre culto y refinado, con numerosas aventuras amorosas y amistades literarias.

Arte de la poesía is the introductory agreement of the Cancionero (Salamanca, 1496), consisting of the first compositions of Juan de la Encina. Written in 15th century Spain, the text is considered a bridge between troubadour poetry and Renaissance literature.

The author wrote in this piece concerning the role of the historian, who must also be a theologian, and discussed the difficulties and frustrations of chornicling an ongoing field like historical study. It is a scholarly work of great significance to conservative thought in 20th century Spanish society.

The author wrote in this piece concerning the role of the historian, who must also be a theologian, and discussed the difficulties and frustrations of chornicling an ongoing field like historical study. It is a scholarly work of great significance to conservative thought in 20th century Spanish society.

El 19 de marzo y el 2 de mayo is the third novel on the first series of Episodios Nacionales by Benito Pérez Galdós. Gabriel witnesses the mutiny of Aranjuez and then returns to Spain, where he becomes a servant in Agnes's Uncle's house. The story tells of many battles between the Spaniards and...

Publication of Azul, the first book by Nicaraguan writer Rubén Darío, written at 21, became a founding landmark of modernist literature. From the enigmatic title to the structure of the work, consisting of stories and poems, this volume represents the modernist period. Critics of the time claimed...

This autobiography, of which editions today are rare, is noted for its sincerity and sympathy. Darío, the father of modernism, is colloquial, sarcastic, and frank when discussing the boundaries between political commitment in weak republics (including Nicaragua) and literary vehemence. He also tells hilarious stories about politicians and artists.

El ritmo desbordante, las metáforas deslumbrantes y el empleo sugestivo, seductor y colorista del lenguaje, se unen aquí en su forma más madura a los descubrimientos métricos y rítmicos de extrema musicalidad. El resultado son poemas que parecen excelsas sinfonías.Su esteticismo y sus temas...

Bajo el título La aventura del Amazonas se publicó una antología que comprende este texto de Carvajal juntos a otros documentos escritos por otros conquistadores. Para evitar confusiones Linkgua ha publicado dicha antología con el título de Crónicas de la conquista del Amazonas. La presente...

La vida del escudero Marcos de Obregón is more an adventure story than a picaresque work. His style moves away from the bombast of other works of the genre. The story is set in very different places (one scene features a captivity in Algeria). Espinel reflects on the lives of a class in decline...

Dos ángeles caídos is a book of stories and poems by one of the most celebrated Spanish writers of 19th century.

The author wrote in this piece concerning the role of the historian, who must also be a theologian, and discussed the difficulties and frustrations of chornicling an ongoing field like historical study. It is a scholarly work of great significance to conservative thought in 20th century Spanish society.