EL TRAGALUZ (1967) de Antonio Buero Vallejo

¡A que sí!, is a provocative post-intermediate Spanish conversation book that will motivate students to developcultural awareness and express opinions through oral and written discussion on a variety of timely, personally relevantissues. Each theme-related unit is supported by creative activities and engaging authentic materials, including dozens of new selections in literature, journalism, films, songs, and cartoons.

Impartial, modern, and friendly, this book introduces readers to the civilization and culture of Latin America-- from the most obscure beginnings to the present--and at the same time provides them with opportunities to improve their listening, speaking and writing skills. Comprehensive and chronological in approach, it offers well-researched coverage that goes beyond historical facts to include aspects of modern interest, sociology, economy, politics, philosophy, literature, arts, and communication. It covers the traditions in all of Spanish America--"Mesoamerica" and the Caribbean, as well...

Resumen práctico de la gramática española es un libro orientado y estructurado para los estudiantes de español lengua extranjera. Libro concebido para los alumnos desde un nivel inicial o A1 hasta el nivel intermedio B1 del Marco Común Europeo de Referencia para las Lenguas. Este Resumen práctico de la gramática española es una gramática pedagógica de autoaprendizaje repleta de explicaciones claras y rigurosas desarrolladas en un lenguaje fácil y comprensible. ... Sebastián Quesada Marco es licenciado en Historia por la Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Desde 1965 ha trabajado al ...

Drawing on authentic cultural materials ranging from thought-provoking artwork to classic literature and short contemporary films, Retratos: Arte y sociedad en Latinoamérica y España offers a fresh and inspired approach to the teaching of advanced Spanish Composition. In each of the eight thematically-organized chapters, these primary source materials are used to illustrate—to provide a “portrait” of—a historically or culturally important figure in the Hispanic world. These first-hand introductions to such personalities offer students rich opportunities to explore cultural...