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4 Resultats per a "Llengua i literatura II:"
El volum s'inicia amb el gran esforç de síntesi i de modernització de la crítica literària que va suposar el tractat de Literatura catalana contemporània (1972), i a continuació inclou els pròlegs de Fuster a les edicions de l'obra de Joan Salvat-Papasseit, Salvador Espriu, Josep Pla i Vicent Andrés Estellés, o altres estudis sobre la literatura del segle XX. Estudis indispensables, sovint fins ara introbables, d'un escriptor imprecindible i irrepetible
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Melancholy I-II is a fictional invocation of the nineteenth-century Norwegian artist Lars Hertervig, who painted luminous landscapes, suffered mental illness and died poor in 1902. In this wild, feverish narrative, Jon Fosse delves into Hertervig’s mind as the events of one day precipitate his mental breakdown. A student of Hans Gude at the Academy of Art in Düsseldorf, Hertervig is paralyzed by anxieties about his talent and is overcome with love for Helene Winckelmann, his landlady’s daughter.
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Els materials de Llengua Catalana i LLiteratura t'ajuden a preparar les proves PAU del teu alumnat a través d'un aprenentatge de la matèria adaptat al context lingüístic i comunicatiu actual.
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This publication accompanies the El Prado itinerary for women II. Artistic promoters of the Museum's collections (1602-1700), which can be visited at the Museo Nacional del Prado between May 6 and September 8, 2024.The presence of women in the world of Art throughout history has been and is multiple and varied, as creators, as promoters and collectors or as subjects of the male gaze. For some years now the Prado Museum has been committed to showing this diversity through exhibitions, conferences, congresses, scholarships and itineraries like the one in this book. This is the second part of The Prado in feminine, after the extraordinary reception that the previous one enjoyed (2023), and which has become a reference for other museums and collections. Its intention is to celebrate the collecting of different women whose contribution to the enhancement of the former Royal Collection – and consequently of the current museum – was decisive.This itinerary focuses on the 16th century and proposes a route made up of thirty and four works, distributed in four sections, which invites us to visit different rooms of the permanent collection. It does so through three decisive figures: Isabella of Borbón, Mariana of Austria and Christina of Sweden. Thanks to them, the Prado Museum today has fundamental paintings by Dürer, Rubens and Velázquez, or sculptures of the importance of the Muses.Noelia García Pérez is a professor and director of the Department of Art at the University of Murcia.
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