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Ramon Del Valle-Inclan

Espasa Calpe, 1992

Un texto genial !
La mejor muestra (y la primera) de la obra esperpéntica de Don Ramón del Valle Inclán, miembro destacado de la Generación del 98. La disfrutamos más al ubicarla en su momento e imaginándonos a los personajes. Tal es el caso de Rubén Darío, tratando de no aspirar la "s" al leer su poesía. Vale la pena mencionar que es precisamente uno de los pocos personajes a los que Valle Inclán muestra respeto ...

Sonata De Primavera. Sonata de estio(C.A.37) (a 70 AÃ±os)
Ramon del Valle-Inclan

Espasa Calpe, 2006

TIRANO BANDERAS
RAMON DEL VALLE INCLAN

YOYO USA, 2002

Valle-InclÃ¡n said in a letter, that he was writing ""an American novel of leadership and gachupinesca (abusive acts of the gachupines: Spanish settlers in Latin America) greed in an expressive and slightly academic prose"". Is in this book where The Tyrant Banderas with a brilliant prose, shows the smallness of the dictators in our America. The picturesque but cruel Santos Banderas is, unfortunately, a very familiar character, but reading about ...

Sonata De Primavera Sonata De Estio
Ramon del Valle Inclan

Espasa Calpe, 1975

162 Pages.

Short Stories by the Generation of 1898/Cuentos de la Generacion de 1898: A Dual-Language Book (Dual-Language ...

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Miguel de Unamuno, Ramon del Valle-Inclan, ...

Dover Publications, 2004

Generation of 1898
Valuable introduction to a key period of Spanish literatur. Blasco's regional stories were amongst his best work. Basque, Pio Baroja, is much neglected in England, as is Unamuno. The other authors are not to be found easily in English. Dual-language presentation has a direct simplicity for students. Good introduction and translation in this volume. Dover Publications are always well-produced. ...

Valle Inclan Plays (Methuen World Classics)

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Ramon del Valle Inclan

A&C Black, 2003

Grotesque-Comedy with Magic Realism
Ramon Valle Inclan's collection of plays is innovative and pave the way for the coming of Brecht, Beckett, and other expressionist writers. However, what is interesting to note is that though it is expressionist in nature, the play's various elements are still naturalistic in nature. This does not produce jarring effects on playgoers and readers not familiar with the expressionist school of ...