Rassegna iberistica

43 | 114 | 2020

open access | peer reviewed

Keywords Miguel de Unamuno • Literatura proletaria • Latin America • Heterotopia • Crónica • Literary creativity • Audio recording • Peru • The tragic • Documentary poetry • Intertextualidad • Comparative literature • Listening • | ELE • Contact zone • | Michel de Certeau • Philosophy • Barroco • O trágico • Borders • Iberian Peninsula • Fernando Pessoa • Fronteras • Baroque • Heterotopía • Teaching • Identity • Spanish as a Foreign Language • Republican theatrical vanguards • Topografía • María Moreno • Globalisation • Spanish poetry • Traducción • Metrics • Performer • Antigone • Political theatre • General transmission • Entrevista • | Miguel de Unamuno • Human sciences • Research • Biodrama • Pablo García Baena • | Mito • Olivier Mongin • Photographic memory • Lectura poética • Interview • Metahistoria • Poetry reading • Eugenio d’Ors • Body poetics • Antígona • Nacionalismo • Voz • Criatividade literária • Topography • Métrica • Aula • Andorra • Grammar • Metahistory • | Estudios Ibéricos • Nationalism • Voice • Chronicle • Iberismo • Globalización • Memoria fotográfica • Investigación • | María Moreno • Poética corporal • Enseñanza • Proletarian literature • Remake • Latin American writers in Republican Spain • Escritores hispanoamericanos en la España republic • Ciències humanes • | Vanguardias teatrales republicanas • Filosofia • | Pablo García Baena • Nocilla Dream • Grabación de audio • Agustín Fernández Mallo • Pontigny Décades • Nomadic Subject • Escucha • Classroom • Michel de Certeau • | Agustín Fernández Mallo • César Falcón • Teatro político • Language • Autobiography • Transmisión generacional • Poesía documental • Gramática • Poesía española • Sujeto nómada • | Literatura comparada • Décadas de Pontigny • Intertextuality • | Biodrama • Iberism • Myth • Iberian Studies • Identidades • Lêdo Ivo • Sara Uribe • Brazilian Literature • Identities • Translation

Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/Ri/2037-6588/2020/15 | Published Dec. 21, 2020 | Language en, es, pt, ca, it

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