Antonio Buero-Vallejo Clarissa Rizal

Antonio Buero-Vallejo Clarissa RizalThis masterful translation of four tragedies by Antonio Buero Vallejo (1916 2000), Spain 's most important dramatist since the 1930s, will allow English speaking audiences to experience the most deeply moving and intellectually rich works of one of the twentieth century 's great authors. Patricia W. O'Connor complements vivid translations with generous supporting materials, including a reader friendly introduction to the playwright's life and work,

the rich and the poor

Only book of its kind to cover such a revolutionary period in British music

and Middle Eastern contexts

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” This edition of Claude McKay’s Harlem Shadows is a classic of Jamaican literature reimagined for modern readers

Faddeev-Popov ghosts

and the new electronic media

A lively analysis of how mistakes in economic policy-making are increasingly made for political reasons and typically in the run up to a crisis when the constraints on the economy are ignored

and its effects on the Victorian literary imagination

The book includes texts by architects and writers on architecture from a new generation of African thinkers

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