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Os membros da “Red Temática de Investigación sobre Literatura Infantil y Juvenil del Marco Ibérico” (LIJMI), coa colaboración doutros investigadores convidados, reúnen neste volume, coordinado por Blanca-Ana Roi Rechou, Isabel Soto López e Pedro Lucas Domínguez, un conxunto de achegas arredor do multiculturalismo e a representación da indentidade na Literatura Infantil e Xuvenil, destinadas fundamentalmente aos mediadores entre o libro e os seus receptores e que pretenden converterse nun material de consulta útil á hora de desenvovler o seu labor. Tras dunha reflexión teórica...

Los dos destinos a que hace referencia el título de esta novela son los de Mary Dermody y George Germaine, dos almas gemelas que, a lo largo de su vida, tratarán una y otra vez de encontrarse. Su amor temprano —que surge, impetuoso y decidido, cuando aún son unos niños— sufre, sin embargo, toda clase de obstáculos. Separados por las vicisitudes de la vida, especialmente dolorosas para Mary, su reencuentro obedecerá siempre a causas sobrenaturales, produciéndose solo cuando los sueños se materializan y los deseos se convierten en fantasmas expectantes. Autor de las grandes novelas...

A trio of stories around the writer, Virginia Woolf. In the first, set in 1923, Woolf is writing her novel, Mrs. Dalloway. The second story is on a woman reading the novel in 1949 Los Angeles, while the third is on a woman in present-day New York who has been nicknamed Mrs. Dalloway by her boyfriend.

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