Obras selectas de Georges Duby

This study offers a profound study of Arrufat's play, using most recent critical trends concerning the performance aspect of the drama. It examines the genre of the drama and its relationship to the phenomenon of the Cuban Revolution, Arrufat as a Cuban playwright of the 60s and his re-writing of the Greek theme of the fratricidal fight in Aeschylus' Seven Against Thebes. Also contains a recent interview with Arrufat in which he describes the social circumstances surrounding the play and some of his classical re-writing techniques.

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Durante la primera parte del régimen de Franco se desarrolló una fuerte polémica acerca de la apertura cultural, cuestión que fundamentalmente giraba en torno a José Ortega y Gasset y a Miguel de Unamuno. Dos obras de este último acabarían en el Índice de Libros Prohibidos en 1957. La España de la época era un estado confesional, y así una controversia que se inició en ámbitos eclesiásticos concluyó adquiriendo carácter político. Notables personalidades del mundo de la cultura como Julián Marías, Pedro Laín Entralgo, Rafael Calvo Serer, Dionisio Ridruejo, Antonio Tovar,...

El título de la obra procede de El antimonio, un relato del escritor siciliano Leonardo Sciascia que apareció en la segunda edición de su libro Los tíos de Sicilia, publicada en 1960. En dicho relato se describe de forma sintética y lírica el cerco de Madrid por los fascistas italianos en 1937. El estudio de la novela de Sciascia se completa con el examen de otros testimonios sobre la guerra civil española, en particular las narraciones de autores como Antonio Tabucchi, Carlo Lucarelli, Bruno Arpaia y Fabrizia Ramondino.