Bajo El Signo De Artemisa [Spanish]

By Ramã3n Pã(c)Rez de Ayala

"Bajo el signo de Artemisa" es una obra fundamental de Ram 3n P rez de Ayala, una de las figuras m s brillantes de la Generaci 3n del 14. En este volumen, el autor despliega su maestr -a narrativa y su agudeza intelectual a trav s de una serie de relatos y reflexiones que exploran la complejidad de la condici 3n humana, la est tica y la moral. Bajo el influjo simb 3lico de la diosa cazadora, P rez de Ayala disecciona con iron -a y profundidad los vicios y virtudes de la sociedad, fusionando el pensamiento filos 3fico con una prosa elegante y depurada.

La obra destaca por su car cter intelectual y su estilo vanguardista, donde la ficci 3n se entrelaza con la observaci 3n cr -tica, ofreciendo al lector una visi 3n panor mica de las inquietudes culturales de la Espa a de principios del siglo XX. A trav s de di logos ingeniosos y situaciones cargadas de simbolismo, el autor aborda temas universales como el arte, la educaci 3n y la b squeda de la verdad. "Bajo el signo de Artemisa" representa una pieza clave para comprender la transici 3n hacia la modernidad literaria en lengua castellana, reafirmando el papel del autor como un humanista moderno y un observador incansable de la realidad social y espiritual.

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: Spanish
• ISBN: 1025289471
• ISBN13: 9781025289472
• Release Date: February 2026
• Publisher: Tradd Street Press
• Length: 196 Pages
• Weight: 1.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.1" x 9.2"