Argumento de El Caballero de Olmedo N/c
El Caballero de Olmedo is a history play, a retelling of a folk tale, a celebrated piece of Golden Age drama, and also an intense mediation upon the power of desire, the deceits of eroticism and literary convention, the injustice of a world obsessed with appearance, and the tragic potential inherent in the courting of beautiful women. The introduction sets this play within the context of Baroque eroticism and sexual mores as well as dramatic practice. The text is presented with glosses to words unfamiliar to undergraduate students; the notes comprise summaries of acts and scenes from a dramatic point of view, and in-depth notes to problematic passages in the text, written with an undergraduate readership in mind.0
Punisher: el Castigador 01 - el Invierno Muerto
Sundome 03
Parker 03: el Golpe
Super Calvin y Hobbes 02. Cada Cosa a su Tiempo
Lazarillo de Tormes
Apología de Sócrates / Critón / Carta Vii
Antología Poética de los Siglos Xv y Xvi
A Cau D"orella : Cartes a Roser