The story can be defined as a short story, invented or real background whose two are characteristic features of conciseness and intensity. All the tension in a story plot that is distributed throughout the text, is concentrated in the few pages of a story. Gregorio Marañón wrote that "the story should always be a short story because it is almost exclusively schematic plot and argument "and Medardo Fraile says that" the story is rather brief, it requires great strength . " Unlike the novel, the story offends the sensibilities of a coup, is a light that is reflected in the look and soon the reader's memory .
There are many classifications of stories. Depending on the vehicle of transmission: oral (they are fashionable again storytellers), literary writings in prose and verse, by reason of the subject or theme, the stories can be fantastic (insurmountable the Italo Calvino), mystery , traditional, folk, historical background, science fiction, folkloric, satirical, children etc. etc. There are also national, regional or local whichever elapses the geographical area where the action (such as stories or Andalusian Varela Pedro Antonio de Alarcón). From this point of view, which is no doubt that there are stories set in Madrid, where there is a literary city, and so I read with pleasure the selection of "Tales Madrileños ", prepared by José Montero Padilla and published in 2001, Editorial Castalia, Castalia Prima in his collection.
As its name suggests " Castalia Prima" is a collection aimed at promoting a love of books and reading in "first reader" (which is not the same as "Readers cousins, that is the value of the position of the adjective), which explains the abundance of footnotes page, a bright and insightful, others perhaps superfluous for more seasoned readers and, ultimately, the accompaniment of a guide reading repertoire of questions about the stories chosen to be used by students in schools.
Any selection or anthology usually wake up, usually as many agreements as protests. Why are some and not include others?. This, of course it depends on the discretion of the coach, in this case, a defined intellectual tastes of literary tradition and excellent knowledge of literature Modern and Contemporary English as José Montero Padilla of which we read with pleasure and the emotional evocations dedicated to Antonio Machado in Segovia or Madrid Galdós.
Of the sixteen "storytellers" from the seventeenth to the twentieth century included in this anthology, I'll do just some minor comments.
The oldest is the one entitled "Novel and sixth lesson: The runt " by Antonio Linan y Verdugo, a pseudonym adopted by the religious fray Alonso Remon Mercy contained in his book "Guide and Notice outsiders" published in 1620 (no edition of 1885 in English Classical Library, still found in old book fairs) and which goes to show that in all times had in Madrid "cheaters" and cousins \u200b\u200b(and I do not mean readers).
Isidoro Fernandez Florez "Fernanflor (1840-1902) is today a forgotten writer, who was a great journalist, director of" The Monday The Fair "and founder of the newspaper El Liberal " and elected school Language. I really liked the story " sauce snails" from his collection "Tales fast" (1886) 1 , the subject of manners and I take this description of the lovely florist, former girlfriend of the rapporteur:
"Fresh and rosy like a cherry, black hair beautiful bluish, eyes rioters, teeth white and small as rice grains, many intent on that glad to speak to the soul, thank you in those ways in which the hearing was carried across the street, a heart of gold and a thought of gauze, so easy one another to move with different emotions, which often put a tear by auction of a smile, and other lit, smiling, weeping, and this was Rose. "
The Tale " By tram, Dona Emilia Pardo Bazán is truly dramatic. Indeed, questions directed to specialists in the life and work of the eminent writer Galicia, was the Countess of Pardo Bazán as class as they assume these lines? "Misery tout accepts with resignation the English people happy, until recently foreign to socialist demands. Poverty is the sign of the poor, nothing leads protest "or it is just a fiction that does not express the real thoughts of the author .
"The aspirants " Azorin allows us to retrieve a word of these who like to Editors of "Pasapalabra." " pyre Go" means " spend a few hours (or days or weeks) to a more or less overt flirtation or noisy." DRAE aspirant says is synonymous with " golfante, scoundrel, rascal ." According Azorín are " beings in full industrial, industrial, literary, journalistic, political, their fellow citizens and they live in to live outside all social links, horros all ethical and aesthetic convention, free as birds, unrelated none with banks, vouchers, rent and land, rural or urban ...". Just to enjoy the sleek and chiseled prose azoriniana and worth reading this very short story from "sentimental Madrid" (1918). More air
reporting and social commentary has mitigated the story " The taste of misery " from " Love and death (chapters of the novel)," Manuel Machado , published in 1917 and traditionalism in a state pure is what traspira " one as there are many " Jose Montero Iglesias (1876-1920), grandfather of the compiler and author of the presentation José Montero Padilla, published in The Sphere on August 25, 1917 .
There follow two stories that could be included in fantasy literature: "The old house " Emilio Carrere and wonderful " The pink lady," he remembered having read a really disturbing story of the famous chronicler Madrid whose end point lies in the church of San José.
A finding is the story of so many unknown Emiliano Ramirez Angel entitled " The man who spends his life in the Puerta del Sol " from "The Picturesque Town and Court, of a predominantly local customs, published in 1924 and awarded by the Royal English Academy. The Angel Ramirez Toledo (1843-1928), writer and journalist, was a friend of Perez Galdos, Vitorio Macho, Gomez de la Serna and other outstanding, and author of over fifty titles from short stories, plays, biographies, poetry and stories.
There are many classifications of stories. Depending on the vehicle of transmission: oral (they are fashionable again storytellers), literary writings in prose and verse, by reason of the subject or theme, the stories can be fantastic (insurmountable the Italo Calvino), mystery , traditional, folk, historical background, science fiction, folkloric, satirical, children etc. etc. There are also national, regional or local whichever elapses the geographical area where the action (such as stories or Andalusian Varela Pedro Antonio de Alarcón). From this point of view, which is no doubt that there are stories set in Madrid, where there is a literary city, and so I read with pleasure the selection of "Tales Madrileños ", prepared by José Montero Padilla and published in 2001, Editorial Castalia, Castalia Prima in his collection.
As its name suggests " Castalia Prima" is a collection aimed at promoting a love of books and reading in "first reader" (which is not the same as "Readers cousins, that is the value of the position of the adjective), which explains the abundance of footnotes page, a bright and insightful, others perhaps superfluous for more seasoned readers and, ultimately, the accompaniment of a guide reading repertoire of questions about the stories chosen to be used by students in schools.
Any selection or anthology usually wake up, usually as many agreements as protests. Why are some and not include others?. This, of course it depends on the discretion of the coach, in this case, a defined intellectual tastes of literary tradition and excellent knowledge of literature Modern and Contemporary English as José Montero Padilla of which we read with pleasure and the emotional evocations dedicated to Antonio Machado in Segovia or Madrid Galdós.
Of the sixteen "storytellers" from the seventeenth to the twentieth century included in this anthology, I'll do just some minor comments.
The oldest is the one entitled "Novel and sixth lesson: The runt " by Antonio Linan y Verdugo, a pseudonym adopted by the religious fray Alonso Remon Mercy contained in his book "Guide and Notice outsiders" published in 1620 (no edition of 1885 in English Classical Library, still found in old book fairs) and which goes to show that in all times had in Madrid "cheaters" and cousins \u200b\u200b(and I do not mean readers).
Isidoro Fernandez Florez "Fernanflor (1840-1902) is today a forgotten writer, who was a great journalist, director of" The Monday The Fair "and founder of the newspaper El Liberal " and elected school Language. I really liked the story " sauce snails" from his collection "Tales fast" (1886) 1 , the subject of manners and I take this description of the lovely florist, former girlfriend of the rapporteur:
"Fresh and rosy like a cherry, black hair beautiful bluish, eyes rioters, teeth white and small as rice grains, many intent on that glad to speak to the soul, thank you in those ways in which the hearing was carried across the street, a heart of gold and a thought of gauze, so easy one another to move with different emotions, which often put a tear by auction of a smile, and other lit, smiling, weeping, and this was Rose. "
The Tale " By tram, Dona Emilia Pardo Bazán is truly dramatic. Indeed, questions directed to specialists in the life and work of the eminent writer Galicia, was the Countess of Pardo Bazán as class as they assume these lines? "Misery tout accepts with resignation the English people happy, until recently foreign to socialist demands. Poverty is the sign of the poor, nothing leads protest "or it is just a fiction that does not express the real thoughts of the author . "The aspirants " Azorin allows us to retrieve a word of these who like to Editors of "Pasapalabra." " pyre Go" means " spend a few hours (or days or weeks) to a more or less overt flirtation or noisy." DRAE aspirant says is synonymous with " golfante, scoundrel, rascal ." According Azorín are " beings in full industrial, industrial, literary, journalistic, political, their fellow citizens and they live in to live outside all social links, horros all ethical and aesthetic convention, free as birds, unrelated none with banks, vouchers, rent and land, rural or urban ...". Just to enjoy the sleek and chiseled prose azoriniana and worth reading this very short story from "sentimental Madrid" (1918). More air
reporting and social commentary has mitigated the story " The taste of misery " from " Love and death (chapters of the novel)," Manuel Machado , published in 1917 and traditionalism in a state pure is what traspira " one as there are many " Jose Montero Iglesias (1876-1920), grandfather of the compiler and author of the presentation José Montero Padilla, published in The Sphere on August 25, 1917 .
There follow two stories that could be included in fantasy literature: "The old house " Emilio Carrere and wonderful " The pink lady," he remembered having read a really disturbing story of the famous chronicler Madrid whose end point lies in the church of San José.
A finding is the story of so many unknown Emiliano Ramirez Angel entitled " The man who spends his life in the Puerta del Sol " from "The Picturesque Town and Court, of a predominantly local customs, published in 1924 and awarded by the Royal English Academy. The Angel Ramirez Toledo (1843-1928), writer and journalist, was a friend of Perez Galdos, Vitorio Macho, Gomez de la Serna and other outstanding, and author of over fifty titles from short stories, plays, biographies, poetry and stories.
Metaphor and canine is the story of the novelist and chronicler of Madrid, Tomás Borrás "'s dog work" of "Almost truth, lie almost " (1935), and unmistakable his style, but not come reflected the author's name, "Ninety minutes in the back room. Chronicle of a football match racks " of our Nobel Laureate Camilo Jose Cela he had read in Volume 6" Coffee artists and other tales "popular collection of RTV.
autobiographical and nostalgic is "Sunday Morning " the dapper writer Alonso Zamora Vicente (1916-2006), permanent secretary of the English Royal Academy since 1971 and ironic and tender, while " The Host" from Leon recently died of Antonio Pereira Gonzalez, a great storyteller who starred in the movie "The filandón " (1984) along with other writers as Leon José María Merino scholar whose story "sign and message " enigmatic and mysterious, as well as almost all his family, is also included in this anthology .
We left for the final two tales of marriage Aldecoa, Ignacio and Joseph, the week of the death of the latter. "The apprentice conductor " Ignacio Aldecoa is a story round, alongside comedian and tender, which gives pleasure to read again and again. The intimate and melancholy story of Josefina Aldecoa " Madrid, Fall, Saturday ", is impregnated with a tender lyricism that makes close to recognizable characters as part of a generation that many of your readers belong. Read it slowly, as he mutters a prayer, is the best tribute we can pay to the teacher and writer missing. © Manuel Martínez Bargueño
March, 2011
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1. Can be found online at ABC Newspaper of July 24, 1955 http://hemeroteca.abc.es/
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NOTES
1. Can be found online at ABC Newspaper of July 24, 1955 http://hemeroteca.abc.es/
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