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There is no such thing as a moral or immoral book. The books are well written, or badly written. That's it. The 19th century aversion to realism is Caliban's rage at seeing his own face in a mirror. -
English literature is an inexhaustible source of knowledge of the language, not only because of the experiences that its novels, stories and poems tell, but also because they allow us to know the structure of the language, its evolution, expand vocabulary and approach the history of society English. -
The main characters of the Divine Comedy are essentially: Dante, the pilgrim poet, who represents the human condition. Virgil, poet of classical antiquity who represents rational thought and virtue. Beatrice, Dante's teenage love, who represents faith.
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The Odyssey is a Greek epic poem composed of 24 songs, attributed to the Greek poet Homer. It is believed that it was composed in the 8th century BC. C. in the settlements that Greece had on the west coast of Asia Minor. According to other authors, the Odyssey is completed in the seventh century BC.
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NEWMAN, John Henry (1801 – 1890). ...
LÖNNROT, Elias (1802 – 1884). ...
DUMAS, Alexandre (padre) (1803 – 1870). ...
BULWER-LYTTON, Edward George (1803 – 1873). ...
SAINTE-BEUVE, Charles-Augustin (1804 – 1869). ...
ECHEVERRÍA, Esteban (1805 – 1851). ...
ASCASUBI, Hilario (1807 – 1875). -
Love: the passion that lovers handle is overflowing and frenetic, it can be seen in the short period of six days where they fall in love, get married, have their wedding night and tragedy strikes. -
Un 29 de enero de 1595 se estrenaba en Londres la tragedia del dramaturgo, poeta y actor inglés William Shakespeare, Romeo y Julieta (Romeo and Juliet o The Most Excellent and Lamentable Tragedie of Romeo and Juliet, 1597), y dos días después fue publicada.
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(c 1343 – 1400) was a 14th-century English writer, philosopher, and diplomat. He is known as the father of English literature and the greatest author of that language until the birth of Shakespeare's work. -
In the late medieval period (1200-1500), the ideals of courtly love reached England and authors began to write romances, both in verse and prose. Themes related to King Arthur and his court were especially popular. -
A finales del periodo medieval (1200-1500), los ideales del amor cortesanos llegaron a Inglaterra y los autores comenzaron a escribir romances, tanto en verso como en prosa. Fueron especialmente populares los temas relacionados con el rey Arturo y su corte. -
In 1833 he devoted himself fully to his medical profession in the Kajana district, but began to travel in Finland and nearby Russian provinces in his spare time, collecting songs and legends, which would enable him to compose the Kalevala, the first edition of which appeared in 1835.
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escritor y aviador francés, autor de “El principito”. Asignado para recoger información de inteligencia sobre movimientos de tropas alemanas en y alrededor del Valle del Ródano anteriores a la invasión aliada del sur de Francia («Operación Dragón»). En la noche del 31 de julio de 1944, despegó de una base aérea en Córcega, y no regresó.
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Middlemarch (1874), de George Eliot.
Al faro (1927), de Virginia Woolf.
La señora Dalloway (1925), de Virginia Woolf.
Grandes esperanzas (1861), de Charles Dickens.
Jane Eyre (1847), de Charlotte Brontë. ...
Casa desolada (1853), de Charles Dickens.