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Matías Costa nos muestra en Zonians la historia de unos ciudadanos desplazados de su mundo con la retirada norteamericana del Canal de Panamá.

Una tribu del Amazonas debe abandonar su aldea porque se acerca un peligroso incendio. Zonia, una niña que sueña con convertirse en una guerrera legendaria como en los cuentos que le relatan las abuelas de la tribu, no entiende por que huir en lugar de luchar. Le explican que hay cosas como el agua y el fuego que no se pueden combatir. Pero ella se niega a entenderlo, y decide enfrentarse al Fuego y acabar con el. Entre la suntuosa flora y fauna de una selva amazonica de fantasia, donde contara con la ayuda de varios aliados, Zonia llega, despues de muchos obstaculos, al centro del incendio, donde esta el Fuego. Peleara con todas sus fuerzas, pero no tendra mas remedio que conversar con el.

Fondo de Cultura Económica, Universidad Veracruzana, México 1992, 211 p., 21x14 cms

X2110S05506. 159 g. 44 p. 21x28 cm. Rústica. Estado, bien. Infantil y juvenil. Trinca presenta.

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ISBN: 9781318073993 Géneros: HB Sinópsis: Unlike some other reproductions of classic texts 1 We have not used OCROptical Character Recognition as this leads to bad quality books with introduced typos 2 In books where there are images such as portraits maps sketches etc We have endeavoured to keep the quality of these images so they represent accurately the original artefact Although occasionally there may be certain imperfections with these old texts we feel they deserve to be made available for future generations to enjoy

Excerpt from Zones of the Spirit

ISBN: 9781290283427 Géneros: HB Sinópsis: Unlike some other reproductions of classic texts 1 We have not used OCROptical Character Recognition as this leads to bad quality books with introduced typos 2 In books where there are images such as portraits maps sketches etc We have endeavoured to keep the quality of these images so they represent accurately the original artefact Although occasionally there may be certain imperfections with these old texts we feel they deserve to be made available for future generations to enjoy

Zones of silence

The crime serials by French filmmaker Louis Feuillade provide a unique point of departure for film studies, presenting modes rarely examined within early cinematic paradigms. Made during 1913 to 1920, the series of six films share not only a consistency of narrative structure and style but also a progressive revelation of the criminal threat—a dislocation of both cinematic and ideological subjectivity—as it shifts realms of social, cultural, and aesthetic disturbance. Feuillade's work raises significant questions of cinema authorship, film history, and film aesthetics, all of which are examined in Vicki Callahan's groundbreaking work Zones of Anxiety, the first study to address the crime serials of Louis Feuillade from a feminist perspective.Zones of Anxiety merges cultural history and feminist film theory, arguing for a different kind of film history, a "poetic history" that is shaped by the little-examined cinematic mode of "uncertainty." Often obscured by film technique and film historians, this quality of uncertainty endemic to the cinema comes in part from the formal structures of repetition and recursion found in Feuillade's serials. However, Callahan argues that uncertainty is also found in the "poetic body" of the actress Musidora who is featured in two of the serials. It is the mobility of the Musidora figure—socially, culturally, sexually, and textually—that makes her a powerful image and also a place to view the historical blind spots of film studies and feminist studies with regard to questions of race, class, and sexuality.Callahan's substantial focus on archival research builds a foundation for a host of compelling arguments for a new feminist history of film. Other studies have touched on the issue of gender in early cinema, though until now neither Feuillade's work nor French silent film have been examined in light of feminist film theory and history. Zones of Anxiety opens up the possibility of alternate readings in film studies, illuminating our understanding of subjectivity and situating a spectatorship that acknowledges social and cultural differences.

L’Alexandra, l’Alícia, la Irene i la Regina han organitzat un cap de setmana molt especial lluny de les seves famílies. Però les coses no surten com havien previst i una tempesta de neu els trastoca

Les zones humides són uns ecosistemes altament complexos i diversos, que han demostrat tenir una importància ecològica, social . i territorial de primer ordre. Malgrat tot, al llarg de la historia aq

Valenciano-Francés. Incluye CD. Con estuche. Tapa dura tela.