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'Light and thread ': to publish a Nobel, no matter what
Han Kang's book, which includes his speech of acceptance of the prestigious prize, is children's literature for infantilized adults with few surprises
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Why are 80% of true crime readers women?
Berta Comas Casas analyses the rise of a literary genre that is immersed in horror to understand it and in which women are the trigger of history, but not the main point of view
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Mariana Enriquez, writer: "The vampire today eats dates and the witch is with the sérum"
The Argentine writer brings together her ideas and reflections on the horror literature in 'Conversation with the Dark'
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'Europeana ': the sublime and, above all, the grotesque of the European 20th century
The book of Patrik Ouředník runs without chronological order the past century from a 'collage' of conflicts, scientific advances, art, inventions and anecdotes that have emerged in the continent
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Beautiful husbands, red giants or the dissolution of self: five fundamental works to meet Anne Carson
A review of the literary trajectory of the Canadian Nobel Prize, a particular mix of poetry and essay, where they highlight titles like 'Autobiography of Red' or 'The beauty of the husband'
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Aida dos Santos wins the National Trial Award for 'Daughters of Concrete'
The jury highlights the "enriching, bold and original form" in which the author addresses the reality of working women from the periphery
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The art of existence against the facts
It is published 'The infinite phrase', by Aldo G. Gargani, an essay on the way we seek the truth that remains hidden in the folds of our own fictions
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Jahel Queralt, essayist: "The most critical of meritocracy is the least in need."
The Jurist and Doctor of Political Sciences, 'No one deserves anything', a text that calls for overcoming the limitation of inequalities and disabling the morale of success
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Les veus "incòmodes" de la regereguarda republicana
De titol confus, el lfreo 'La revolutionció amb veu de dona', de Llúcia Oliva, està elaborat de diaris infuentes, records escrits i intervieres orals a gifts de famílies benestants i catòliques
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Alberto Muñagorri: life and vertigo of the child of the bomb
In 1982, an ETA explosive in a backpack destroyed the body of a 10-year-old boy in Renteria. His black and white image marked a generation of Basque. Today, a book by Ander Izagirre tells his story, which is that of violence in Euskadi
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Lola Pons draws a linguistic mapping of silence with grace and rigor
The essay 'The finger on the lips' shows the meanings of silence with examples, historical testimonies and cultural references
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Eloi Vila portrays the lives of individual trinxades per la Guerra Civil a 'El silenci hereat'
The journalist basteix a relationship in chains that did not close tant specified it histórica with the human vessant of the conflict
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In the head of Rafael Moneo, the largest Spanish architect alive
Carmen Diez Medina has spent thirty years gathering the knowledge accumulated by the Navarro in seventy. The result is a book that illuminates its way of thinking and projecting
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The accumulation of narcissist libido prevents us from respecting the other
The consideration of others, that element of cohesion of society, is eroding, writes South Korean philosopher Byung-Chul Han in the book 'No respect. A social crisis', from which 'Ideas' advances an extract
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Juanpe Sánchez López, writer: "Success only consists of accumulating capital: economic, erotic, social. Where is life there?"
In 'Great Manual of Failure', the author raises how much better the world would be if we didn't measure it just for our triumphs. In the end, who loses the most in the long run, who does not get something that has been proposed or who only thinks about what he can get?
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Montoneros, a tragic story
Journalist María O'Donnell presents research work with photographs and other documents on the armed struggle against the Argentine dictatorship in the 1970s
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