Histórico

In Slav songs the fair falcon symbolizes a young man, the dove a maiden and the swan a kind-hearted young woman according to the book “Folklore of Slav people” written by Professors of Greek Studies Larisa V. Sokolova and Rafael...

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Lola Ferre, the research supervisor of thesis carried out by researcher Carmen Caballero Navas, responsible for the translation, introduction and indexes of this book published by the University of Granada, says that the discovery of “The women´s love book ”...

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Death, as life, distinguished rich people from poor people in the Classical Age. Professor Andrés Pociña is the author of the study about “Death literature in Rome” published in the book: “In Greece and Rome: people and their things”; lecturers...

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The fear that makes someone run away and shake was described in the first physiopathological analysis on cowardice that Homer gave to one of his characters, the Cretan Idomeneo, in the Book XIII of the “Iliad”. Idomeneo says that the...

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In the legal framework of classical Rome social, penalties suffered by prostitutes who were object of “infamy” were sanctioned; they were declared “villains”, together with actors and los gladiators, according to a study on prostitutes in Rome prepared by Professor...

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Eladio Mateos´s research work deals with several unknown or unpublished musical works of the author: three songs of the thirties and the Spanish Civil War; the text of the cantata Salmo de alegría (in commemoration for the new state of...

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Under the title: “Rueda songs. Dances”, Tadea Fuentes Vázquez and Mª Luz Escribano Pueo, lecturer of the University of Granada, collect rueda songs of the traditional folklore of Granada and they regret the inevitably lost songs; according to these two...

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The author of the study, María Remedios Sánchez, maintains that “in the XVIII and XIX centuries the aim is essentially didactic and moralizing to instruct a public who was being taught to read and write.” According to María Remedios Sánchez,...

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The designation “child literature” has had a restrictive meaning, if not scornful, for a long time, accentuating mote the adjective than the substantive, since it included literary facts which did not correspond strictly to traditional canons, acording to the lecturer...

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