eBooks de Narrativa española, página 4 de 2922

Los artículos que conforman este libro son una muestra de la reflexión científica acerca de la descripción y transmisión adecuadas de la lengua alemana y de la Filología Alemana en el más amplio sentido de la palabra. Todos ellos tienen como hilo conductor comun el tema de las fronteras y las barreras linguisticas, la norma y el purismo linguistico, la evolucion de la lengua y la insercion de elementos ?extraños? y, en particular, la didactica del aleman como lengua extranjera.Este volumen aporta la novedad de contraponer la vision desde dentro de los paises de habla alemana con la de los estudios sobre dicha lengua que se desarrollan en otros paises no germanoparlantes. Un objetivo prioritario es presentar puntos de coincidencia entre la mirada ?interior? y la ?exterior? y de este modo poder ampliar el estado de la investigacion sobre la cultura y la lengua alemana mediante nuevos puntos de vista. Dado que toda lengua es una mediacion entre diferentes culturas, sujeta a los avatares historicos, la perspectiva sobre el estado actual se proyecta incluso sobre el futuro de los estudios universitarios como tales en los años venideros.Asi pues, este libro abre el debate sobre la futura orientacion de esta disciplina y aboga por que las Filologias Alemanas de dentro y de fuera de los paises germanofonos dejen ya de caminar por vias separadas.

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Javier Sierra nos presenta en formato digital una selección de sus mejores novelas: El ángel perdido, La cena secreta, Las puertas templarias y La Dama azul. Un lujo literario a un precio excepcional.

?VIVA O NOVO! Que incrível, tive uma ideia aqui! Nossa, revolucionária! Espera! Eureka! Se quase nada é novo para você, então o novo seria falarmos sobre tudo que já foi de um jeito que nunca foi dit

Demian , de Hermann Hesse, narra la búsqueda de autodescubrimiento del joven Emil Sinclair, quien se debate entre el mundo seguro y convencional de su infancia y un reino oscuro y fascinante que lo atrae. Desde pequeño, Sinclair se siente diferente, atormentado por un suceso que lo conecta con el lado sombrio de la vida. Esta dualidad se intensifica con la llegada de Max Demian , un enigmatico compañero de escuela que lo introduce a ideas heterodoxas y lo incita a cuestionar las normas sociales y religiosas.

"Las penas del joven Werther" es una novela epistolar escrita por Johann Wolfgang von Goethe y publicada en 1774. Narra la historia de Werther, un joven sensible y apasionado que se enamora perdidamente de Charlotte, una mujer comprometida con otro hombre. A medida que su amor no correspondido lo consume, Werther se sumerge en la desesperacion y la angustia emocional. La novela explora temas como el amor no correspondido, la pasion desbordante y el sufrimiento existencial. A traves de una prosa emotiva y evocadora, Goethe presenta un retrato conmovedor de un alma atormentada por las luchas internas y las tensiones entre el deseo y la realidad, convirtiendo a "Las penas del joven Werther" en un clasico de la literatura romantica.

"La Metamorfosis" es una novela corta escrita por Franz Kafka en 1915. Narra la historia de Gregor Samsa, un vendedor que se despierta una mañana convertido en un insecto gigante. A medida que su familia reacciona ante esta transformacion incomprensible, Gregor se enfrenta a la alienacion, el aislamiento y la deshumanizacion. La obra, considerada una de las obras maestras de la literatura moderna, explora temas como la identidad, la familia, el absurdo de la existencia y la alienacion en la sociedad. A traves de una prosa precisa y evocadora, Kafka crea una atmosfera de extrañeza y angustia que desafia al lector a reflexionar sobre la condicion humana y la naturaleza del mundo que nos rodea.

"Our childhood is the foundation for our future life. It is the basis, so to speak, the runway into our future. But how long does it take before we can fly, and what factors influence our direction, our stopovers or crashes, and when do we take the wheel ourselves and determine the destination of our journey through life?"These questions are the starting point for Andrea Glasers journey around the world, to gather a mosaic of diverse opinions and experiences on the topic of "childhood, the desire to have children and childless happiness". In numerous interviews, she asks how the imprints of our own childhood influence our future life, our expectations of society and our own desire to have children.

"Whispers fill the UniverseSailing ships carry them away"Henriette Andersen adds verses in German and English to her dreamlike paintings, which are reminiscent of Marc Chagalls masterpieces. A kaleidoscope of impressions in a language that is aware of its inherent magic. Join the author on her travels to fabulous worlds.

The second volume of Gerhard Schmidbergers biographical generational novel begins during the National Socialist era and does not stop at the present day. Scarred by betrayal, war and death, parts of the family survive and carry on the tradition on several continents, sometimes without knowing about each other. The familys experiences are invaluable in countering the further dangers that could threaten the youngest generations in a future Europe ...

"Its not all as you believed"Suddenly the authors seemingly normal life was thrown off course by the outbreak of complex post-traumatic stress disorder.Her story is a profound description of the long path she had to take to uncover the trauma and start the healing process.In doing so, she spares neither herself nor those around her, since only a clear view can bring about change.Anyone who accompanies her on this long journey will be rewarded with insights into another, wonderful world.The author takes the reader along in a captivating and moving way as she peels back the many layers of her experiences to discover the truth and, in the process, heal.

Glistening sunlight, a warm breeze and the smell of freshly cut grass. You raise your eyes. The forest, the field and the river seem like something from another world. A scurrying in the undergrowth. An enchanted creature? You run, you stumble, you fall, you pick yourself up. You laugh.The world is a play of colors. Where are you? What time is it? What are you up to? A call from afar. Your name. Time for dinner.All this may seem like a fever dream as you sit here reading these words. Isnt that telling? Weve come a long way as adults, but what wouldnt we give to feel like children again? I invite you back to a time when we knew truths that we miss today.

Get the FIRST SIX books in Eva Björg Ægisdóttirs award-winning, chilling and twisty Forbidden Iceland series in one GREAT-VALUE Box Set.Detective Elma returns to her hometown of Akranes to join West

Pocos autores pueden compararse con la desmesura de la invención, la variedad de registros, la profundidad de inmersión de su viaje hacia los lugares más oscuros y recónditos de la mente y la delicadeza descriptiva de Joseph Conrad. Se recoge aqui en lengua española por vez primera la totalidad de la narrativa breve de uno de los autores mas determinantes y fundamentales del siglo xx: desde relatos en los que ensayo motivos para sus obras mayores hasta algunas de sus piezas mejor resueltas como Tifon, El complice secreto, o Falk, o novelas tan desconocidas por el lector en español como El colono de Malata o El alma del guerrero y, tambien, su obra mas celebre, El corazon de las tinieblas. Conrad nos maravilla con toda una multitud de marineros, anarquistas, lucidos locos y delirantes asesinos; el terreno en el que el hombre comienza a jugar con fuego es, definitivamente, el terreno en el que se despliega todo el hipnotico arte narrativo del autor. Por todos estos motivos, el presente volumen constituye un festin literario de primer orden para cualquier lector. La cantidad y la calidad del material aqui reunido no hacen sino constatar, de la manera mas contundente, el grandisimo talento de Joseph Conrad.SELECCION:Los idiotasLa lagunaUna avanzada del progresoKarain: un recuerdoEl regresoJuventudEl corazon de las tinieblasAmy FosterTifonMañanaEl fin de las atadurasFalk, un recuerdoUn anarquistaGaspar Ruiz, un relato romanticoEl delatorLa bestiaEl oficial negroEl dueloIl CondeEl complice secretoUn guiño de la fortunaEl principe RomanEl socioFreya de las siete islasLa posada de las dos brujasEl plantador de malataA causa de los dolaresEl alma del guerreroEl cuento

There is a power sleeping in Ruthiel, waiting to be shaped and controlled. She has no idea of the responsibility that comes with her magical abilities and that will rest on her shoulders in a few decades. The ominous incidents in the mountains, with elven women disappearing and elves being killed, continue to exert a special fascination on Tharandil. And so he and Nimrond set out with a delegation to Ethaborn to support King Amikron and solve the mystery.It is one of their last adventures, for the time of kings is coming to an end. But before they can make their way to the gods, an old acquaintance reappears. Demon Drumba wants to take everything from them...

King Gathame and some of his vassals have to watch their backs. They have been thrown out of Gydland and urgently need a new hideout. The royal house of Varngond has filed a complaint against him with the High Council. He must disappear immediately. Gathame offers his new host, the emperor of the lizards, a special treat. He offers them Varngond and its inhabitants in return for the shelter. The emperor gladly accepts this gift, and so the order is given to raid and take possession of Pelegorn. "We have decided to abandon Varngond and flee to an outlying world," King Tharandil orders.Whether they will ever return to Varngond, their home, only the gods know.

The light at the end of the tunnel should come as little surprise after ones own death. But what comes after that? An agnostic with a sense of irreverence and humor finds himself in the afterlife after his passing face to face with the "Creator", who by no means wants to be called "God". The latter agrees perhaps out of boredom? to give a tour of the various afterlife options before the decision on the souls ultimate fate is made.

While the lyrical I praises the splendor of nature with its beautiful flowers, the interplay of the trees with bees, the power of fire and the breathtaking change of the seasons, it simultaneously exposes the destructive power of humanity. Vices such as greed, envy, anger and hatred are not only dangerous for fellow human beings, but also for nature. We pollute the water, pollute the air, disregard the rain and torture animals and plants, but the lyrical I always sees a glimmer of hope. God gives hope, and nature gives us a new beginning every year and every morning. It shines even in the greatest darkness. In harmony with nature, however, the lyrical I also finds himself and meaning in his life.

Times are changing. Everything used to be different. Who hasnt heard such statements from their parents or grandparents? As a child, you might still be interested in the stories of the past. When youre young, you usually have other things on your mind. But interest in stories is awakening again. This is precisely why Wolfgang Nutsch has written down experiences from his childhood and youth. Born in Hildesheim in 1935, he lived through the Second World War and its aftermath. His experiences, written in short stories, are not only of interest to his descendants, but to anyone who wants to read stories about everyday life in the past.

In the second volume of this witch adventure, the four friends from the Merry Cloverleaf are each traveling the world on their own and tell each other about their adventures at a big meeting. They are joined by a funny little witch who joins the group as a "travel souvenir". And this time, the headmistress of the school also unexpectedly becomes involved in the events ...