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Edith Wharton's "His Father's Son" by Belén Tizón
FATHER AND SON RAMBLING IN SOCIETY by Belén Tizón Source for image here "His Father’s Son" depicts Wharton’s detachment from soci...
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“ The Bear,” a review by Begoña Rodríguez Varela “ Into the wind” By Marion Rose (Pic chosen by Begoña Rodríguez Varela) . Click here f...
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“ HAMNET: Transfiguration of Life into Sublime Art” by Begoña Rodríguez Varela “ Hamlet and the spectre” By Eugène Delacroix : click ...
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Caravaggio: more than a character in “In the S kin of a L ion" (1987) by Michael Ondaatje A Review by Begoña Rodríguez Varela In ...
💗💗💗💗I agree, dear professor. One of Michael Ondaadje´s obsessions is to make clear that History books do not include all those nameless people who contributed to the History of humanity. He always mention them .Also " In the skin of a lion". We are all communal histories, communal books....
ReplyDeleteIndeed, Almàsy serves him well . He is a man of the desert, a man who does not believe in boundaries , in possessions but who feels respect for his ancestors , for all those people who lived in "The cave of swimmers". A sacred place where past (water) and present(sand) converge towards the future. Eternity.