La Triple Poética de la Temporalidad

Kennedy Waters lives in a world where vengeful spirits kill, ghosts keeps secrets, and a devil walks among the people...a devil she unwittingly liberated. Now Kennedy and the other members of the Legion must hunt it down. As she learns more about the Legion and the Illuminati, she begins to understand that her family hides the biggest mystery. With the clock ticking down and the life of someone she loves hanging by a thread, she must ask herself what in her past has left her unmarked.

PRELIMINAR 1. LA INSTITUCIÓN DE LAS LETRAS ÁUREAS 1.1. La conceptualización de los siglos de oro. 1.2. La poética clasicista. 1.3.La república literaria. 1.4.Humanistas, letrados y literatos. 1.5.Las razones de la lectura. 1.6.Los modelos literarios Referencias bibliográficas 2. EL TEXTO: DELIMITACIÓN FORMAL Y MATERIA LINGÜÍSTICA 2.1. El largo camino a la fijación impresa 2.1.1. El teatro / 2.1.2. Lírica y épica / 2.1.3. La prosa / 2.1.4. Formalización y lectura. 2.2. La lengua de los textos: etapas históricas. 2.2. 1. Hacia la normalización / 2.2.2. La fijación gramatical /...

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