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Media // Zurzulita Culto Magazine

Between the countryside, literary guerrillas, and an ecological rereading: the keys to Zurzulita, the high point of Chilean criollismo. Catalina Araya, a journalist for Culto, from the newspaper La Tercera, writes a sharp text about the book Zurzulita. Critical edition by Mariano Latorre. She writes in her headline: «A story that marked the course of criollismo..."

Geography in college and school – Volume 2

The praxis of contemporary geography places us before disciplinary production in terms of its theoretical and practical elements, which are directly related to the people who produce them, responding to the perspective of those who have been developing the knowledge of the discipline. This second volume invites us to observe procedures and the pursuit of achievements in geography learning, so that the experiences are relevant and meaningful, ensuring that training is of high quality and responds to current needs.

Contemporary Geography Volume 1

The practice of contemporary geography presents us with disciplinary production in terms of its theoretical and practical elements, which are directly related to the people who produce them, responding to the perspective of those who have been developing the discipline's knowledge. This first volume invites us to understand perspectives of thought and spatial categories, as well as to observe the trajectory of urban processes.

Online Dialogues // Latin American Women Writers. From Subversive Mimicry to Contestatory Discourses

Wednesday, August 3rd, 6:30 PM / UAH // Digital TV «Latin American Women Writers. From Subversive Mimicry to the Contestatory Discourses of Lucía Guerra» A conversation about the book published some time ago by our publishing house. A genealogy of women's writing within cultural contexts and feminist ideologies up to the end of the 20th century. During…

The Chilean novel

This book by Grínor Rojo reports on the various moments through which the development of the formal complexity of narrative discourse in our country has passed, or rather, it distinguishes the variations that occur in different eras, but without this meaning that it is granting greater value to the works of the present than to those of the past or vice versa. Formal complexity is historical, it changes with the passage of time and without such changes necessarily bringing progress with them. From Martin Rivas, the best-known and best of Alberto Blest Gana's novels, which dates from 1862, until The tactile system by Alejandra Costamagna from 2018, the selection includes eleven novels and spans a little over a century and a half of Chilean literary production. It highlights the distance between popular mass-market novels, whose mission is to entertain, and those that aim to go further and provide us with entertainment, aesthetic pleasure, and knowledge all at once.

Online Dialogues // Launch: Cartographies of Artistic Education

Wednesday, June 29th, 6 PM, Digital TV. «Cartographies of Art Education,» edited by Alejandra Orbeta. A discussion surrounding the recently published book by our publishing house. A compilation of essays from twelve texts organized around five reference coordinates: Teacher training in visual arts, Children's art education, Film teaching, and...