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Trozos Del Alma by MaríA Del Rosario SáNchez Loredo,Mar a. Del Rosario S. Nchez Loredo Pdf
"Pieces of the soul", stories of love, passion, loneliness and death. Every word evokes the lost memories, feelings and dreams that may fail over time . On each page a character who lives leads us to remember those who left in the past and those who dream and called crazy . Each paragraph takes us to see the heart of the forgotten and abandoned pain . "Pieces of the soul", 19 stories with a deep and meaningful message of life ." The jewelry Aunt Rachel" smile and likable bad intentions of a woman and the desire to leave the simple life and possess wealth leads to a family to lose everything. "Santa", uninhibited story of a woman looking for a quiet and peaceful life only to find the wrath of a world full of ignorance and prejudice people." Grandpa 's trunk," the secrets of an old trunk takes a family to experience the most terrible feelings of ambition and selfishness. "Pieces of the soul" not only describes characters everyday, go to the heart of each for every feeling and perceiving.
Bob Kaufman es poeta, beatnik y también negro. Un día escuchando música de jazz comenzó a escribir poesía. Había leído a los poetas malditos y a los existencialistas franceses, sin embargo; no era en esos momentos un poeta puro, pero la distancia entre lo blanco y lo negro no le impidió serlo. Kaufman tenía sólo una pretensión: escribir poesía. Quizá por eso llegó un poco tarde cuando ya el movimiento beat sacudía las calles de San Francisco y Ginsberg leía en voz alta el Aullido. Bob se detuvo un poco más pero escribió una obra fundamental y original que le valió el reconocimiento de sus contemporáneos Jack Kerouac y Gregory Corso. Bob seguía escuchando jazz, no podía dejar de hacerlo, como adrenalina recorría su palabra encontrando cause en la oralidad y el ritmo hasta desembocar en poemas que como dice Felinghetti: "Pensados especialmente para ser acompañados por música de jazz y en cuanto tales, deben ser considerados como mensajes orales dichos con espontaneidad más que como poemas escritos para la página impresa". Así que ya lo sabes, Bob pertenece a esta pléyade de originales y desasosegados poetas que buscándote nos encuentran, en esa sencilla experiencia del lenguaje de versos que reinventándose en cada momento parecen decirnos: ustedes son nosotros, acérquense, cantemos la liberta. Pero eso no es todo, a Bob Kaufman es la primera vez que lo traducen al español, así llega a México.
Amigos del alma (Sintonías, 3) by Patricia Sutherland Pdf
¿Cómo pasan dos personas de ser los mejores amigos durante más de una década a convertirse en pareja sentimental? ¿Qué circunstancia tan especial y determinante puede llevar a dos personas que han mantenido un nivel de comunicación tan profundo, a estrechar lazos? Jason Brady y Gillian McNeil son... Amigos del alma, una historia de almas gemelas.
The Spines of Love collects work from Víctor Terán’s poetic oeuvre for the first time in a trilingual edition: in their original Isthmus Zapotec (an endangered indigenous Mexican language) and in David Shook’s Spanish and English translations. Sensual and intricately wrought, these poems take readers on an emotional journey through love and loss with a searing lyricism entirely Terán’s own. His lover’s body is a city where the poet can “give perfect directions,” her name slips over his tongue “like a fish between the hands / of a fisherman,” and when she leaves him it’s with memories like “an ocean of incessant fish.” The Spines of Love stands for a simple but bracing truth: Yes, love can hurt, but even after it departs, it strengthens us. Praise for The Spines of Love “I’m reminded of Pablo Neruda in a bitter mood. The poems are about lost love and betrayal, and the long free verse poems with short lines owe something to Neruda’s laconic and confessional style. There’s also a dry wit in these pages....There are times it teeters on the edge of the sentimental, but somehow regains its balance just in time....Full of delightful twists of image when describing the poet’s emotions....His style is graceful and vivid, his subjects compellingly familiar.” —Judi Sutherland, Sabotage Reviews “A significant array of stateless languages and cultures, while positioned outside the reach of dominant nation-states, has begun more recently to create new literatures as vehicles for those outsidered by the ruling powers....Like others so engaged, and perhaps more than most, Víctor Terán begins from a base in the Zapotec spoken–and now written–on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec and in Oaxaca, and pushes outward to merge and become a part of the poetry and literature of the world at large....The importance of these poetries for a new poetry and poetics of the Americas is by now irreversible—or should be. Terán’s forthcoming publication by Restless Books in Brooklyn is but another step in that direction.” —Jerry Rothenberg, “Poetry and Poetics” blog for Jacket 2 Víctor Terán is the preeminent living poet of the Isthmus Zapotec language of Southern Oaxaca, Mexico. His work has been translated and anthologized around the world. He’s published three books of poems in Spanish, a book of children’s poetry, and is currently completing a translation of 40 world poets into Isthmus Zapotec. In Shook’s translation his work has appeared in Poetry, World Literature Today, Hayden’s Ferry Review, Agenda, Modern Poetry in Translation, Oxford Magazine, PN Review, and a Poetry Translation Centre chapbook. He’s been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and featured on BBC4. In 2010 he toured the UK, setting records for chapbook sales for the Poetry Translation Centre. A series of recordings made at the BBC Studios are available online. David Shook is a poet, translator, and filmmaker in Los Angeles, where he edits molossus and Phoneme Media. His most recent translations include work by Mario Bellatin, Tedi López Mills, and Oswald de Andrade. His indigenous Mexican translations include work from Zoque and Nahuatl, which he studied in San Agustín Oapan, in Guerrero. He’s currently producing a documentary about Víctor Terán’s work to preserve the Isthmus Zapotec language.
What are the imagined communities that compel men to kill or to die for an idea of a nation? This notion of nationhood had its origins in the founding of the Americas, but was then adopted and transformed by populist movements in nineteenth-century Europe. It became the rallying cry for anti-Imperialism as well as the abiding explanation for colonialism. In this scintillating, groundbreaking work of intellectual history Anderson explores how ideas are formed and reformulated at every level, from high politics to popular culture, and the way that they can make people do extraordinary things. In the twenty-first century, these debates on the nature of the nation state are even more urgent. As new nations rise, vying for influence, and old empires decline, we must understand who we are as a community in the face of history, and change.
Philippine Politics and Society in the Twentieth Century by Eva-Lotta E. Hedman,John Thayer Sidel Pdf
This work addresses key topics which should be of interest to the academic and non-academic reader, such as the national level electoral politics, economic growth, the Philippine Chinese, law and order, opposition, the Left, and local and ethnic politics.
. Con estas sencillas palabras pertenecientes a una vieja melodía, el autor nos lleva a recorrer el desierto de las pruebas a través del capítulo 22 del libro de Génesis. La odisea del patriarca de la fe reflejada de una manera emocionante, y por momentos, hasta humorística, hacen de este libro una obra atrapante para el lector de cualquier edad. Básicamente, está dedicado a todos aquellos que han transitado por los desiertos personales, ministeriales o espirituales, preguntándose en muchas ocasiones, en que fallaron para encontrase caminando en medio de un páramo desolador. , dice Gebel en este libro, mientras conduce a los lectores a los detalles escondidos en la fascinate historia de Abraham, mezclados con las experiencias personales y las vivencias de aquellos que han tenido que obedecer a Dios, a pesar de si mismos. , menciona el autor, al tratar de explicar racionalmente una crisis que golpea en lo mas profundo del corazón y agrega . Esta obra recorre los huecos del alma, y, sorpresivamente, logra conducir al lector hacia una ovación celestial. Las Arenas del Alma, paradójicamente logrará que dibujes una sonrisa, y te consideres amigo de Dios aun en medio de la crisis.
Estoy pintando el poniente del día en que el sol resbala sobre cascadas de besos llenas de hiedras sonrientes y embelesadas, mirando lluvias de tórtolas y de ruiseñores bohemios que sobre las piedras bailan; un pas de deux que desarma, a ritmo de Jazz y Salsa... Voy dibujando un sendero que lleva al centro del cielo donde hay un jardín homérico, bordado todo de flores con pétalos rojo nervios corolados azul gracia; como en los cuentos de hadas mágicas que me contaba mi abuelo mientras me estaba durmiendo... Le estoy dejando a las letra con mi nombre y apellido, un torbellino de estilos y de rimas sé que escapan hasta mis dedos con vicio; que escriben versos del alma para pensares eclécticos, con preciosismo y sentidos; como en los libros antiguos...