Profesionales y Técnicos

La obra póstuma de Georges Politzer (1903-1942), Principios Elementales de Filosofía será una herramienta de primer orden para todos los que desean aproximarse a la doctrina marxista y a su ardua terminología, con un lenguaje claro, conciso y entendedor. Profesores y alumnos gozarán de sus páginas comprensibles como hasta ahora no habían tenido a mano nada semejante. Con esta obra podrán suscitar debates y extraer profundas reflexiones tras plantearse la ancestral pregunta: ¿Por qué estudiar filosofía? 

A través de sus páginas la mano del gran psicólogo que fue Politzer está siempre presente, así como su entrega (que fue total) por la causa que defendió y pagó con su vida. Una obra ideal para celebrar el segundo centenario del nacimiento de Karl Marx y sus ideas. 

Aprender inglés de la mano de los autores más importantes de la literatura universal es posible con esta colección. Los Clásicos Bilingües contiene el texto en castellano acompañando página a página por su versión el inglés. Para completar la experiencia de aprendizaje se incluye una serie de ejercicios para poner en práctica los nuevos conocimientos del idioma.

Aprender inglés de la mano de los autores más importantes de la literatura universal es posible con esta colección. Los Clásicos Bilingües contiene el texto en castellano acompañando página a página por su versión el inglés. Para completar la experiencia de aprendizaje se incluye una serie de ejercicios para poner en práctica los nuevos conocimientos del idioma.

Around the World in Eighty Days is-perhaps-the best known work of French writer Jules Verne (1828-1905).

The novel narrates the adventures of British gentleman Phileas Fogg and his French valet Passepartout,as they attempt to travel around the world in eighty days to win a wager. 

The novel was a commercial success and helped Jules Verne achieve worldwide recognition. His work became synonymous with daring adventure,science and futurism. 

Jane Eyre was the first novel of English writer and poet Charlotte Brontë (1816-1855).The novel narrates the life of Jane Eyre,the titular character,and her emotional journey to womanhood as a governess in Thornfield Hall. 

Charlotte Brontë used the story of Jane Eyre as a canvas for emotional discovery and spiritual sensibility,reaching depths previously reserved almost exclusively for poetry.

 

To this day it remains the most important and recognized work of Charlotte Brontë and one of the most famous novels in the English language.

 

Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849) was an American writer and poet and one of the most preeminent figures of Gothic Literature.He is widely recognized as a master of the short story form,but also delved into poetry,essays and literary criticismo 

His work often revolved around dark and macabre thernes,using death and the human mind\'s deepest fears to craft cornplex stories about a vast array of subjecrs.

 

He laid the groundwork for the modern detective story,he elevated his prose with poetic imagery and he always pushed the limits of his portrayal of the most basic human nature at least for the standards of the time. 

Dracula is without a shadow of a doubt one of the most recognizable characters in all Gothic and horror literature.The novel was published in 1897 by lrish writer Bram Stoker (1847-1912),and although it enjoyed good reviews,it had very modest sales.

His work was compared by critics  Edgar ABan Poe and Mary Shelley\'s in both thernes and atmosphere,but Stoker\'s style of epistolary storytelling created a more compelling narrative.Stoker was not the first to come up with vampires or even the name "Dracula",as he was heavily influenced by European folklore,Cothic novels, penny dreadfol serials, and even history books.

 

Nevertheless,me amalgamation of such diverse elements resulted in a story that has transcended me test of time. 

Charles Dickens was born in Portsmouth,England,on 7 February 1812.One of the greatest living writers of the Vietorian Era,as his fume and talent is still recognised and celebrated to this day.A master of social commentary,his work touched every aspect and shade of the world and reality that surrounded him.

His style was complex and poetic,with a strong comedie touch, and his satire about the British Aristocracy was, and still is,very popular. 

His short stories and novels are filled with sorne of the most memorable and original characters in aH of English Literature,transcending their own stories and pages ro beco me primordial in Western culture and tradition.Such is the case of Ebenezer Scrooge and Oliver Twist;characters that became the perfect archetype for greed and humiliry,respectively. 

Many of his works are the perfect historieal document of a time of great change,innovation and social inequaliry,fiHed with hope for a better tomorrow through science and human achievement. 

Great Expectations (1854) is considered one of rhe author\'s greatest and more sophisticated works.The novel narrates the story of Phillip Pirrip,an orphan blacksmith apprentiee whose life aspiration is to become a gentleman and part of the nobility.