“(…) literature is neither banal nor inoffensive; rather, it is the only instrument with which human beings can aspire to directly understand the horrible, heroic or day-to-day experiences of other human beings. If we tell the same stories over and over again it is because we need to look at them again from every possible angle, repeating them time and time again so that we may feel less ignorant, less alone, less bewildered”. Jorge Volpi.
| As pequenas memorias (2006), José SaramagoEl derecho a leer, de Richard StallmanEl amor en los tiempos del cólera, Gabriel García Márquez
El ideal anarquista, Ramiro de Maeztu Fahrenheit 451 (selection), de Ray Bradbury La biblioteca de Babel de Jorge Luis Borges La Historia Sagrada, de Eduardo Mendoza La Historiografía de mañana, de Stefan Zweig (1939) Lectura (excerpt), de José Saramago Libros de texto (excerpt), de Rafael Sánchez Ferlosio Maestras argentinas. Clara Dezcurra, de Roberto Fontanarrosa Niños, Libros y Lecturas, de Alejandro Dolina |