These were very old notes too, that I kept. Let’s see what is in them. This Burns I was taking notes on must have been E. Bradford Burns. Brazil became independent because it had become a kingdom. Dom João feared it would ask for independence and told Dom Pedro to declare it. That way, it … More Burns on Brazilian Modernism
Nice photocopies of books, that I’d actually like to have in the library, going because they’re photocopies and they’re dated, although still good, useful, classic: Mariaca, El poder de la palabra (and my photocopy was from the 90s, not this edition, and you can get PDFs of this book, too, from ResearchGate and places like … More Mariaca, Rama, Roa Bastos, Weatherford
I recycled today this issue of Revista Iberoamericana because you can see it all online. It is thirty years old. When it came out I knew so many people in it, and I think it is a good issue generally, so it was hard not to keep as a memento of myself, things I read … More Sobre el modernismo
I will get rid of my photocopy of this book since our library actually has it, and others do, too. I like Martín-Barbero’s work a lot, even though this book seems old now. The book, very loosely speaking, is about the poverty of progress, as E. Bradford Burns put it in a related context, or … More Al sur de la modernidad
This was an issue of the journal I liked quite a lot at the time and always kept to reread, but that has yellowed. Yet we can still read it. Axé.
coldhearted scientist وداد 