¿Un unicornio en una granja?

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Here is a collection of interviews that cover the period from 1967 through 1993. Many are translations of interviews that originally appeared in French, German, Italian, Polish, Spanish, or Swedish periodicals. Several are published here for the first time in any language. Giving attention to Sontag's education and the development of her aesthetic and moral temperament, they cover Sontag's rich career as a distinguished writer, filmmaker, dramatist, and cultural critic. Born in New York City, reared in Arizona and California, educated at Berkeley, Chicago, Harvard, Oxford, the Sorbonne,...

Primera traducción íntegra al castellano del libro en el que Benjamin estuvo trabajando los últimos trece años de su vida. Una obra fundamental del pensamiento europeo del siglo XX.

No hay nada más griego que Homero, más romano que Virgilio ni más medieval que Dante. Son tres autores a quienes la historia considera capitales. El autor explora el mundo en que vivieron, la historia que contaron y los perfiles heroicos que propusieron en sus grandes obras: La Ilíada, La Odisea, La Eneida y La Divina Comedia. Y lo hace intentando poner de relieve tanto la continuidad de sus obras como sus puntos de inflexión y ruptura, pues la obra literaria surge y responde a una experiencia histórica específica.