Prado Claudia (63 results)

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Hardback or Cased Book. Condition: New. The Belly of the Whale: The Bilingual Edition. Book.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. In this South American epic, poet Claudia Prado imagines her ancestors' nineteenth-century migration from the Basque Country into Argentina and, ultimately, southward into the oceanic desert. At its original publication in 2000, El interior de la ballena received Argentina's National Fund for the Arts prize, helping usher in a poetics of Patagonia.Prado's poetry honors her homeland's wide open desert and its ancient silences, offering a vision that braids intergenerational migrations into a chorus of monologues and intimate voices, all looking for home. Here speaks a woman who, against her will, is taken to that desert; here is revealed the thoughts of an orphan laborer; here, a chicken thief celebrates his sad prize.In El interior de la ballena, Prado uses her page to privilege the often unseen and unheard, composing in silence as much as sound. When read together, the poems quilt a place, time, and lineage through a story of strong women, wounded and wounding men, and a rural and unforgiving landscape from which hardscrabble labor is the origin of survival.El interior de la ballena | The belly of the whale is now rendered into English for the first time by award-winning poet and translator Rebecca Gayle Howell. In this completely bilingual edition, readers of either language can immerse themselves in Prado's Patagonia, as well as this unique collaboration between Prado and Howell that begs us to ask if language itself is our endless migration. In this South American epic, poet Claudia Prado imagines her ancestors nineteenth-century migration from the Basque Country into Argentina and, ultimately, southward into the oceanic desert. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Condition: New. In this South American epic, poet Claudia Prado imagines her ancestors' nineteenth-century migration from the Basque Country into Argentina and, ultimately, southward into the oceanic desert. At its original publication in 2000, El interior de la ballena received Argentina's National Fund for the Arts prize, helping usher in a poetics of Patagonia.Prado's poetry honors her homeland's wide open desert and its ancient silences, offering a vision that braids intergenerational migrations into a chorus of monologues and intimate voices, all looking for home. Here speaks a woman who, against her will, is taken to that desert; here is revealed the thoughts of an orphan laborer; here, a chicken thief celebrates his sad prize.In El interior de la ballena, Prado uses her page to privilege the often unseen and unheard, composing in silence as much as sound. When read together, the poems quilt a place, time, and lineage through a story of strong women, wounded and wounding men, and a rural and unforgiving landscape from which hardscrabble labor is the origin of survival.El interior de la ballena The belly of the whale is now rendered into English for the first time by award-winning poet and translator Rebecca Gayle Howell. In this completely bilingual edition, readers of either language can immerse themselves in Prado's Patagonia, as well as this unique collaboration between Prado and Howell that begs us to ask if language itself is our endless migration.…

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Condition: New. Idioma/Language: Español. ?La vida que se da? es un manifiesto al amor, a la esperanza y la ilusión. Es un cuento que refleja, a través de la historia de una familia de tortugas, la importancia de la presencia de la familia y el efecto de las palabras en nuestra alma, sobre todo, en una etapa tan vulnerable como es la infancia. Un cuento que nace de un proceso de adaptación a la escuelita infantil, pero que ayuda en cualquier nuevo comienzo, cualquier cambio de etapa, en donde las personas más pequeñas que habitan nuestros hogares deben avanzar en soledad. *** Nota: Los envíos a España peninsular, Baleares y Canarias se realizan a través de mensajería urgente. No aceptamos pedidos con destino a Ceuta y Melilla. Andrade, Elaís (illustrator).…

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Cartoné (tapa dura cartón). Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: Nuevo. 01. ?La vida que se da? es un manifiesto al amor, a la esperanza y la ilusión. Es un cuento que refleja, a través de la historia de una familia de tortugas, la importancia de la presencia de la familia y el efecto de las palabras en nuestra alma, sobre todo, en una etapa tan vulnerable como es la infancia. Un cuento que nace de un proceso de adaptación a la escuelita infantil, pero que ayuda en cualquier nuevo comienzo, cualquier cambio de etapa, en donde las personas más pequeñas que habitan nuestros hogares deben avanzar en soledad. Andrade, Elaís (illustrator). LIBRO.…

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Condition: Nuevo. APULEYO | Encuadernación: Tapa dura | Páginas: 36 | Dimensiones: 250 x 180 | País: ESPAÑA | Sinopsis: "La vida que se da" es un manifiesto al amor, a la esperanza y la ilusión. Es un cuento que refleja, a través de la historia de una familia de tortugas, la importancia de la presencia de la familia y el efecto de las palabras en nuestra alma, sobre todo, en una etapa tan vulnerable como es la infancia. Un cuento que nace de un proceso de adaptación a la escuelita infantil, pero que ayuda en cualquier nuevo comienzo, cualquier cambio de etapa, en donde las personas más pequeñas que habitan nue. - Infantil y juvenil. Andrade, Elaís (illustrator).…

Condition: Nuevo. ?La vida que se da? es un manifiesto al amor, a la esperanza y la ilusión. Es un cuento que refleja, a través de la historia de una familia de tortugas, la importancia de la presencia de la familia y el efecto de las palabras en nuestra alma, sobre todo, en una etapa tan vulnerable como es la infancia. Un cuento que nace de un proceso de adaptación a la escuelita infantil, pero que ayuda en cualquier nuevo comienzo, cualquier cambio de etapa, en donde las personas más pequeñas que habitan nuestros hogares deben avanzar en soledad. Andrade, Elaís (illustrator).…

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Condition: New. 2024. 1st Edition. hardcover. . . . . . Andrade, Elaís (illustrator).

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. In this South American epic, poet Claudia Prado imagines her ancestors' nineteenth-century migration from the Basque Country into Argentina and, ultimately, southward into the oceanic desert. At its original publication in 2000, El interior de la ballena received Argentina's National Fund for the Arts prize, helping usher in a poetics of Patagonia.Prado's poetry honors her homeland's wide open desert and its ancient silences, offering a vision that braids intergenerational migrations into a chorus of monologues and intimate voices, all looking for home. Here speaks a woman who, against her will, is taken to that desert; here is revealed the thoughts of an orphan laborer; here, a chicken thief celebrates his sad prize.In El interior de la ballena, Prado uses her page to privilege the often unseen and unheard, composing in silence as much as sound. When read together, the poems quilt a place, time, and lineage through a story of strong women, wounded and wounding men, and a rural and unforgiving landscape from which hardscrabble labor is the origin of survival.El interior de la ballena | The belly of the whale is now rendered into English for the first time by award-winning poet and translator Rebecca Gayle Howell. In this completely bilingual edition, readers of either language can immerse themselves in Prado's Patagonia, as well as this unique collaboration between Prado and Howell that begs us to ask if language itself is our endless migration. In this South American epic, poet Claudia Prado imagines her ancestors nineteenth-century migration from the Basque Country into Argentina and, ultimately, southward into the oceanic desert. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…