Leer :: Amabook

Resumen (Español / Castellano): Las fuentes en las que se fundamenta la novela histórica proporcionan, además de una ambientación correcta de la acción, la veracidad necesaria para que el lector reconozca el trabajo llevado a cabo por el autor. Este estudio se centra en descubrir las fuentes históricas, literarias, artísticas, religiosas y culturales de dos novelas muy diferentes que comparten un marco común, el Renacimiento Italiano. Mientras que en Fra Filippo Lippi de Emilio Castelar (1877-1879) la exactitud histórica se presenta sólo en determinados capítulos que parecen ralentizar la acción, en Bomarzo de Manuel Mujica Lainez (1962), lo histórico está tan …

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Leer el cine

José Antonio Pérez Bowie

Leer el cine revisa la utilización que el discurso teórico en torno al cine ha hecho de algunas de las categorías teórico-literarias y repasa de manera rigurosa al tiempo que amena las aportaciones de la teoría de la literatura a la comprensión del hecho cinematográfico. Tras un primer capítulo dedicado a la deuda que la teoría del cine (al igual que la literaria) tiene con los modelos y métodos del análisis lingüístico, se traza en los capítulos siguientes la utilización de conceptos tales como realismo, poeticidad, géneros, clasicismo, canon, ficcionalidad, intertextualidad, así como otros acuñados por la moderna narratología y …

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G.B. Bodoni

Pedro M. CÁTEDRA

La biografía de Giambattista Bodoni (Saluzzo, Italia, 1740 – Parma, 1813), que fue un impresor y tipógrafo italiano, sufre una distorsión historiográfica como la que se percibe en otras historias al uso del Ducado de Parma en el que sirvió como director de la imprenta oficial durante tantos años. Basta mirar las monografías de peso sobre los períodos franceses del Ducado y la dispersión historiográfica de los estudios sobre Parma y la Corona española durante el tiempo del duque don Fernando I de Parma (1751 – 1802). Está investigación es fruto del proyecto «Público, libro, innovación tipográfica y bibliofilia internacional …

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Teresa Carreño, en su centenario

Fabiana Sans Arcílagos

Teresa Carreño, en su centenario

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University of Salamanca

José Ramón NIETO GONZÁLEZ

The first quarter of the 15th century saw the start of the construction of this building, which has always been known as the Escuelas Mayores. In 1411, Cardinal Pedro de Luna, an enthusiastic supporter of the University, ordered its construction. A few years later, those involved began to buy up the houses that would eventually offer the space for our Studium. It is in fact surprising that although the University was founded in 1218 by Alfonso IX, two hundred years were to elapse before it was awarded its first premises since prior to that moment its teaching activities had been …

The first quarter of the 15th century saw the start of the construction of this building, which has always been known as the Escuelas Mayores. In 1411, Cardinal Pedro de Luna, an enthusiastic supporter of the University, ordered its construction. A few years later, those involved began to buy up the houses that would eventually offer the space for our Studium. It is in fact surprising that although the University was founded in 1218 by Alfonso IX, two hundred years were to elapse before it was awarded its first premises since prior to that moment its teaching activities had been carried out in the chapels of the Old Cathedral and in houses rented from the Cathedral Chapter. Indeed, as late as the 19th century the conferrals of academic degrees were still being held in the chapel of Saint Barbara. This building abuts the Patio de Escuelas. This Patio de Escuelas was designed by Juan Gallego de Andrada after meetings with Phillip III and was opened up in 1609 to form a true «antechamber» to it. To the south, this square is faced by the former Hospital de Estudiantes –it now houses the hub of the administration (the Rectorado)– and its southwest corner leads on to the Minor Colleges (Escuelas Menores), buil around the end of the 15th century. The other two walls, unadorned, were built between the end of the 16th century and the first quarter of the 17th. The bronze statue of Fray Luis de León is the work of Nicasio Sevilla and has been standing there since 1869. The crenelated walls next to the façade, a tribute to University jurisdiction, are also from the time of Phillip III and replaced an earlier one whose construction was ordered by El Tostado. The crenelations continue on the south, in the street immediately behind the chapel. Up to the 16th century, there were also crenelations on the Fachada de las Cadenas, facing the Cathedral. The Escuelas Mayores are not the fruit of a single project but are rather of a series of extensions introduced from the beginning of the 15th century until the end of the 19th. The older parts reflect Gothic, Mudéjar and Renaissance tones, such that one could speak in terms of a building characterized by a lack of definition of styles, as proposed by Nieto Alcaide. The sequence of construction may have been as follows. The first part to be built would have been the west corridor, with a single floor, followed by the east one, also single-storied and including the oratory of St Jerome. Both of these would have been erected in the first quarter of the 15th century. In 1474 work began on a second chapel, on the ground floor, and a library above it; this is where the present-day chapel stands. Both the chapel and the library were completed by 1479. When the whole part, with both floors, was designated to become the chapel it became necessary to build a new library. This was begun in 1509, and at the same time a floor and also the hallway were added to the west corridor. And in the same year, the so-called Galería de Enigmas (see below) was added. At some unknown date, but certainly before 1469 (the year in which people were starting to talk about a square design) another corridor –smaller than the present-day one– was built. Around 1570, this was reformed with the current corridor on the northern side, under the supervision of Rodrigo Gil de Hontañón, and it became the place where classes were again taught there in 1574-1575. In the second half of the 18th century, today’s current chapel and the Salon de Claustros (Senate Hall) were built, and towards the end of the 19th century the cloistered part was completed with another floor built on the eastern corridor and over the northern corridor based on a project by José Secall, who also designed the arch work on the southern corridor. As the culmination of all these constructions and additions, we now have the present edifice, organized around a patio with semicircular arches on the ground floor and five-pointed oge earches on the upper floor, both floors being connected by a magnificent staircase. The disposition of the floors seems to be related to the design of a Roman house, which would in part explain –at least for the defenders of this hypothesis– the addition of the richly sculpted façade, based on Vitruvian influences.

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Caminos de la escultura contempor·nea

Javier MADERUELO

La escultura, durante el convulso y apresurado siglo XX, ha experimentado enormes transformaciones, tanto formales como conceptuales que fueron esenciales en la construcción del pensamiento contemporáneo. Este libro pretende recorrer algunos de los caminos transitados por la escultura por medio del análisis de las ideas y las obras de algunos artistas que pueden ser considerados como hitos en esos recorridos. El libro no es, ni pretende ser, una «historia de la escultura», es decir, un mapa completo de esos caminos, sino que se articula como un conjunto de ensayos independientes que, sin embargo, han sido trabados para ofrecer una visión …

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Una correspondencia singular

Matilde María OLARTE-MARTÍNEZ

En este libro presentamos la correspondencia epistolar del músico navarro Miguel de Irízar y Domenzain (1635-1684) conservada en el Archivo de la catedral de Segovia donde ejerció, aparentemente, su último magisterio antes de morir. Son un total de trescientas sesenta y dos cartas recibidas por este maestro de capilla, correspondientes al periodo de 1663 a 1684, con las que él formó cuarenta y cinco cuadernillos (legajo 18) donde fue escribiendo borradores tanto de sus obras como de otros músicos contemporáneos para su uso personal. El abanico cr de las cartas comprende el magisterio de capilla de Irízar en la colegiata …

En este libro presentamos la correspondencia epistolar del músico navarro Miguel de Irízar y Domenzain (1635-1684) conservada en el Archivo de la catedral de Segovia donde ejerció, aparentemente, su último magisterio antes de morir. Son un total de trescientas sesenta y dos cartas recibidas por este maestro de capilla, correspondientes al periodo de 1663 a 1684, con las que él formó cuarenta y cinco cuadernillos (legajo 18) donde fue escribiendo borradores tanto de sus obras como de otros músicos contemporáneos para su uso personal. El abanico cr de las cartas comprende el magisterio de capilla de Irízar en la colegiata de Vitoria años 1663 a 1671 y el de la catedral de Segovia desde 1671 a 1684. Esta correspondencia, ecibida durante veintiún años, es remitida por músicos como los maestros de capilla Pedro de danaz, Cristóbal Galán, Miguel Gómez Camargo, Ángel Guitarte, Cristóbal de Isla, Jacinto Antonio Mesa, Tomás de Micieces, Juan Navarro, Carlos Patiño, Juan érez Roldán, fr uan Romero, Matías Ruiz, Francisco Sanz, Gabriel de Sostre y Sola, Pedro de Soto, Miguel Tello, Alonso de Torices, Urbán de Vargas o Francisco Zubieta. También le escriben organistas como los hermanos Antonio y Bernardo Brocarte, Martín de Barasoain, Diego García Chamorro, Bartolomé Longas, Lucas Puyol, Lucas Rodríguez, Francisco Sanz de Tejada, José Solana o Francisco Ximénez; cantores como Juan de Chávarri, José de León, Francisco Lizondo, Manuel López de Mataúco, fr. Manuel de Mendoza, Muzquiz de Aránzazu, Juan Antonio de Odiaga, Domingo Ortiz de Zárate, Blas de Palacios, Juan Salvador, fr. José de Vaquedano, Andrés Velasco o Pedro Vetegón; los copistas Francisco ondo y fr. Domingo Ortiz de Zárate mantienen una fluida correspondencia sobre todo, las monjas músicas (desconocidas si no hubiéramos leído sus cartas) Herrera, Mariana de Jesús, discípulas de los maestros Barasoain, Marrodanto Petronila Pacheco, Josefa Salinas, Josefa Treviño y Francisca de Yoldi.
Esta correspondencia del músico Miguel de Irízar es la más numerosa, hasta ahora conocida, conservada de un maestro de capilla del barroco español. Sus trescientas sesenta y dos cartas constituyen una importante fuente documental de primera mano para el estudio de aspectos tan diversos como la constitución de las capillas, las andanzas de músicos de una ciudad a otra, el intercambio de composiciones entre maestros, la compra y venta de partituras a través de los copistas profesionales, los repertorios de los conventos de religiosas, o la enseñanza de las discípulas que se preparan para dirigir la capilla como monjas músicas con sus correspondientes salarios. Dada la diversidad de sus remitentes y sus contenidos estas cartas ofrecen a cualquier investigador ahondar en estos aspectos de la vida cotidiana
de un maestro de capilla español durante el último tercio del siglo XVII.

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Guzm·n Gombau fotografÌa el VII Centenario de la Universidad de Salamanca (1953-1954)

Carlos (Coord.) (et Al.) Palomeque

Durante 1953 y 1954 la Universidad de Salamanca llevó a cabo distintas celebraciones para la conmemoración de sus setecientos años de existencia, tomando como referencia el día 8 de mayo de 1254, fecha en que el rey Alfonso X el Sabio promulgaba una real cédula de reorganización jurídica del Estudio, si bien la fundación de la Universidad de Salamanca se sitúa con exactitud en 1218. Con ello, las autoridades políticas y universitarias del régimen franquista elegían el momento adecuado para acometer una vasta operación de legitimación académica exterior del Estado nacional, al mismo tiempo que comenzaban a abrírsele los foros …

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La banda sonora musical en el cine espaÒol y su empleo en la configuraciÛn de tipologÌas de mujer(1960-1969)

Virginia SÁNCHEZ RODRÍGUEZ

La presente investigación pretende realizar una aproximación a la música del cine español de la década de 1960, otorgando especial interés a aquellas manifestaciones musicales que ilustran identidades femeninas. Para ello, y tras el establecimiento de un marco teórico que determina el contexto de este trabajo, se presenta un estudio estético y analítico de la música de cine en la España de los años sesenta. Esta tarea tiene en cuenta, por un lado, las diferentes estéticas musicales, de acuerdo con el heterogéneo panorama cinematográfico y musical existente en la década, y, por otro lado, el análisis de una selección de …

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Mildred Adams, La Traductora Prodigiosa (sic)

Adelaida SAGARRA GAMAZO

Capítulo de Liberales, cultivadas y activas: redes culturales, lazos de amistad

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University of Salamanca

José Ramón NIETO GONZÁLEZ

The first quarter of the 15th century saw the start of the construction of this building, which has always been known as the Escuelas Mayores. In 1411, Cardinal Pedro de Luna, an enthusiastic supporter of the University, ordered its construction. A few years later, those involved began to buy up the houses that would eventually offer the space for our Studium. It is in fact surprising that although the University was founded in 1218 by Alfonso IX, two hundred years were to elapse before it was awarded its first premises since prior to that moment its teaching activities had been …

The first quarter of the 15th century saw the start of the construction of this building, which has always been known as the Escuelas Mayores. In 1411, Cardinal Pedro de Luna, an enthusiastic supporter of the University, ordered its construction. A few years later, those involved began to buy up the houses that would eventually offer the space for our Studium. It is in fact surprising that although the University was founded in 1218 by Alfonso IX, two hundred years were to elapse before it was awarded its first premises since prior to that moment its teaching activities had been carried out in the chapels of the Old Cathedral and in houses rented from the Cathedral Chapter. Indeed, as late as the 19th century the conferrals of academic degrees were still being held in the chapel of Saint Barbara. This building abuts the Patio de Escuelas. This Patio de Escuelas was designed by Juan Gallego de Andrada after meetings with Phillip III and was opened up in 1609 to form a true «antechamber» to it. To the south, this square is faced by the former Hospital de Estudiantes –it now houses the hub of the administration (the Rectorado)– and its southwest corner leads on to the Minor Colleges (Escuelas Menores), buil around the end of the 15th century. The other two walls, unadorned, were built between the end of the 16th century and the first quarter of the 17th. The bronze statue of Fray Luis de León is the work of Nicasio Sevilla and has been standing there since 1869. The crenelated walls next to the façade, a tribute to University jurisdiction, are also from the time of Phillip III and replaced an earlier one whose construction was ordered by El Tostado. The crenelations continue on the south, in the street immediately behind the chapel. Up to the 16th century, there were also crenelations on the Fachada de las Cadenas, facing the Cathedral. The Escuelas Mayores are not the fruit of a single project but are rather of a series of extensions introduced from the beginning of the 15th century until the end of the 19th. The older parts reflect Gothic, Mudéjar and Renaissance tones, such that one could speak in terms of a building characterized by a lack of definition of styles, as proposed by Nieto Alcaide. The sequence of construction may have been as follows. The first part to be built would have been the west corridor, with a single floor, followed by the east one, also single-storied and including the oratory of St Jerome. Both of these would have been erected in the first quarter of the 15th century. In 1474 work began on a second chapel, on the ground floor, and a library above it; this is where the present-day chapel stands. Both the chapel and the library were completed by 1479. When the whole part, with both floors, was designated to become the chapel it became necessary to build a new library. This was begun in 1509, and at the same time a floor and also the hallway were added to the west corridor. And in the same year, the so-called Galería de Enigmas (see below) was added. At some unknown date, but certainly before 1469 (the year in which people were starting to talk about a square design) another corridor –smaller than the present-day one– was built. Around 1570, this was reformed with the current corridor on the northern side, under the supervision of Rodrigo Gil de Hontañón, and it became the place where classes were again taught there in 1574-1575. In the second half of the 18th century, today’s current chapel and the Salon de Claustros (Senate Hall) were built, and towards the end of the 19th century the cloistered part was completed with another floor built on the eastern corridor and over the northern corridor based on a project by José Secall, who also designed the arch work on the southern corridor. As the culmination of all these constructions and additions, we now have the present edifice, organized around a patio with semicircular arches on the ground floor and five-pointed oge earches on the upper floor, both floors being connected by a magnificent staircase. The disposition of the floors seems to be related to the design of a Roman house, which would in part explain –at least for the defenders of this hypothesis– the addition of the richly sculpted façade, based on Vitruvian influences.

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Miguel de Unamuno y la fotografÌa

Alberto MARTÍN EXPÓSITO

Miguel de Unamuno y la fotografía contiene más de 800 ilustraciones en color, buena parte de ellas inéditas, que reproducen la casi totalidad del archivo visual de Unamuno conservado en su Casa Museo.

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