El Arte neoclásico

La obra se enmarca dentro de los resultados obtenidos en el Proyecto I+D (BHA2002-01649) llevado a cabo por investigadores y profesores del Departamento de Historia del Arte y Música de la Universidad de Granada y que tenía como objetivo abordar el análisis del pensamiento crítico en España en el conjunto de las artes plásticas y arquitectura desde sus precedentes en el romanticismo hasta la crisis que supone en el discurso artístico la Guerra Civil española de 1936.

Amores Olvidados presenta poemas-narrativos que exponen temas como la vida, la muerte, el romance, la obsesión, la locura, la añoranza, la sensualidad, el deseo, la reflexión, el horror, el propósito, y otros temas de profundidad que tocan la razón y la emoción. Estos temas son expresados con tonos entrelazados de realidad y fantasía para darles un toque refrescante, dinámico y provocativo.

The contributions in this volume illustrate some noteworthy tendencies in current Corpus-based Translation and Interpreting Studies: the reflection on the state of research on the characteristics of translated language, the extension of descriptive proposals into minority languages, the diversification of applied proposals and the growing importance of corpora for the study of interpreting. Las aportaciones de este volumen representan algunas tendencias destacables en los actuales estudios traductológicos basados en corpus: la reflexión sobre el estado de la investigación en torno a las...

The life of Ingrid Bergman (1915–1982) is as compelling as that of any of the women she portrayed in dozens of unforgettable movies and plays—a list that includes Casablanca, Intermezzo, Gaslight, The Bells of St. Mary's, Notorious, Anastasia, and Hedda Gabler. Hers is a story that begins with a tragic childhood in Sweden, then moves on to the nightmare of Germany under the Nazis and later to Hollywood in its golden age. From her position as America's most beautiful, admired, and loved actress, she was plunged into national disgrace and branded "an apostle of degradation" for her...

The manuscripts were begun in Milan while Leonardo da Vinci was in the service of Ludovico Sforza. He continued the work during the last 25 years of the artist's life. The works were subsequently published in the collection and based on Leon Battista Alberti and Cennino Cennini. After Leonardo's death, those notebooks passed into the hands of his pupil and heir Francesco Melzi, and he published them later. It was a task of overwhelming difficulty due to its scope and Leonardo's idiosyncratic writing.