Iluminación escénica

The National Museum of Art contains a panorama of Mexican art from the 16th to the 20th centuries. 225 selected pieces from the collection of paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints, photographs, documents, and popular art are contained in the practical guide with information on the artists, themes, stylistic movements and critical thoughts over the 5 centuries that are represented. A section of brief biographies of the artists make this a very useful guide. Some of the artists include: Cristóbal de Villalpando, Mugel Cabrera, José María Velasco, Saturnino Herrán, Diego Rivera, José...

In this work, an overall description of the phenomena known generically as lexical relations is developed, using methodology based on semantic functionalism. The phenomena described include polysemy, homonymy, synonymy, hyperonymy, cohyponymy, hyponymy and antonymy, with special attention being paid to polysemy or homonymy and in particular to synonymy and its relation to antonymy, parasynonymy and hyponymy. The theoretical basis of a research project on these relations is put forward, the main objective of which is to carry out a comprehensive analysis in a determined language of the...

“... leer este libro equivale a hacer un viaje a una España áspera, cruel, apasionada y generosa en la que Sender buscó incansablemente la inocencia [...]. Y el viaje se realiza a través de un rico universo de periódicos y revistas”, en los que el autor ha localizado y estudiado unos 950 escritos senderianos.

Carlos Alvar, Germà Colón, Albert Hauf, Peter Russell and Curt Wittlin among about ten more experts of well-known international prestige bring important studies that approximate us to the theory and practice of 15th century translation. This edition is done by the Creighton University (Omaha) and by the Universitat Jaume I (Castellón).