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Ibero-American Ecocriticism
This book disrupts the quintessential assumptions of ecology, the politics of identity, and environmental destruction, while proposing new readings, interpretations, and solutions in the face of urgent environmental issues.
Manuel Gómez
Biography of one of the most outstanding Spanish musicians of the late nineteenth century. Manuel Gómez Patudo's name may not be recognsed now, but he was one of the greatest performers on the English music scene at the end of the ninetenth century. A Sevillian by birth, this clarinet virtuoso achieved success as a resident performer in two of the most famous orchestras in the United Kingdom, while compatriots such as Albéniz and Sarasate triumphed as composers. Performer, composer, conductor, and clarinet designer, the notoriety he acquired in life afforded him great opportunities, including being named Musician in Ordinary to the King, and participating in the coronation of George V. Manuel Gómez. "The best clarinet player in the World" is the first complete biography of this important Spanish artist, published to commemorate the centenary of his death.
Stories for change
Inspiring stories to recover the values of the child in you and cause change in adult in which you have become And what if we all really have a hero within, able to permit us to achieve any type of change? This book is dedicated to all those who believe in the power of change. There are 52+2 short stories, for children and for business. They will help you to think, feel and live, definetly, they will help you to change. These stories are recommended to help children in their learning processes, to enhance and develop their values, and ,of course, for adults to enable an improvement in their personal and profesional development. Stories have always helped children to sleep. But in adults they...
España fiel
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Dancing with the Sun
Dancing with the Sun is a celebration of the life and artwork of esteemed Chicano artist Manuel Hernandez Trujillo, as curated and edited by his dear friend and fellow artist Dr. Manuel N. Gomez. Trujillo's expansive body of work ranges from yarn paintings and personal watercolors to posters and wall murals. Though varied in subject, style, and color, Trujillo's work carries over-arching themes of his love for his family, the Chicano community, and struggles for social justice. Trujillo was drawn to creating art from a young age, beginning with sketches he created of fellow field workers and orange pickers in Southern California in the 1940s. Decades later, with extensive art education, teac...
Magic Whistle 3.1
Sam Henderson is joined this issue by John Brodowski, Manuel Gomez Burns, Jesse McManus, Ansis Purins, and Leah Wishnia as Magic Whistle expands to a relaunched and larger anthology format. It also contains Peter Bagge's touching (and hilarious) homage to the comic strips of his late brother, Doug.
Diez años de México
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