Product Description: Seix Barral. Barcelona. 1988. Encuadernación en tapa blanda de editorial ilustrada. 21 cm. 238 p. Colección 'Biblioteca Breve'. Cela, Camilo José 1916-2002. Biblioteca breve (Editorial Seix Barral) .. Este libro es de segunda mano y tiene o puede tener marcas y señales de su anterior propietario...read more

Product Description: Book by Cela, Camilo Jose

Product Description: Espasa-Calpe. Madrid. 1994. 22 cm. 287 p. Encuadernación en tapa blanda de editorial ilustrada. Cela, Camilo José 1916-2002. Cuentos. "Edición especial de la Colección austral"--V. port .. Este libro es de segunda mano y tiene o puede tener marcas y señales de su anterior propietario...read more

Product Description: Translated from the Spanish by Patricia Haugaard, a novel set in a backward village in Galicia at the end of the Spanish Civil War, in which a man seeks revenge for the abduction and murder of his brother. From the author of THE HIVE.

Product Description: Raúl es un niño larguirucho, que tiene, como todos los niños de su edad, ciertas manías: él se mide todo el tiempo las orejas.

The narrator, twenty years old, faces the dangers, hardships, and uncertainty of the Spanish Civil War (view table of contents)

Product Description: Bajo este título, Camilo José Cela nos ofrece un original, atractivo y brillante cuento. El crudo retrato de sus personajes conducen al lector por caminos completamente nuevos.

Product Description: Travels on foot through the Spanish countryside

Product Description: -- The Hive presents a panoramic view of the degradation and sufferings of the lower-middle class in post-civil war Spain. Readers are introduced to over a hundred characters through a series of starkly rendered interlocking vignettes...read more

The Nobel Prize-winning author, describes his experiences traveling through the Alcarria territory, northeast of Madrid, and shares his impressions of the people

Our future was with the collective, but our survival was with the individual, and the paradox was killing us everyday. John Le Carre Smiley's People (1979) Since the time of Ancient Greek lyrical poetry, it has been one of man's dreams to explain his own conduct. This is the background to all his activities, from literature to speculative philosophy, including those odds and ends which, for want of a better name and more precise boundaries are called "human science". Over the past nine or ten years a new member has been added to this inquisitive family, one which, moreover, claims to be scientific to an extremely high degree: biology. This is in fact a recurrent event, since theses designed to introduce causal biological expla­ nations into the general field of human action had already been formulated on at least two occasions (in original Darwinism and the Neo-Darwinist synthesis). Ethologists and sociobiologists are today taking over and as­ suring us that they have the necessary tools to provide an answer to what perhaps seemed the most slippery subject in the hands of science: the social being. As might be expected, philosophers have reacted with some scepticism. Though human conduct is undoubtedly subject to determinants, the lion's share of responsi­ bility lies with society itself. At the time when biology was beginning to develop the theories necessary to overcome cre­ ationism, Karl Marx had already managed to construct highly sophisticated interpretive models of human social behaviour.

Product Description: Alianza Editorial. Madrid. 1974. 18 cm. 334 p. Encuadernación en tapa blanda de editorial ilustrada. Colección 'El Libro de bolsillo', 532. Sección Literatura. Cela, Camilo José 1916-2002. Tít. de la cub.: San Camilo 1936. El libro de bolsillo (Alianza Editorial)...read more

Raul, a young boy depressed about the large size of his ears, becomes obsessed with measuring them to see if one is bigger than the other

A tale about a little boy, six-year-old Robertito, and his job as a distributor of milk