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Obras Expuestas De Fernando Del Paso Exposición bibliográfica sobre el Premio Cervantes 2015, Fernando del Paso Relación de obras expuestas -Cuerpo, historia y textualidad en Augusto Roa Bastos, Fernando del Paso y Gabriel García Márquez / Olivia Vázquez- Medina. -Fernando del Paso 2007 / Premio FIL de Literatura 2007. -The novels of Fernando del Paso / Robin W. Fiddian. - Entrevista a Fernando del Paso / Reina Roffe. - El va y ven de las Malvinas / Fernando del Paso. - Bajo la sombra de la historia : ensayos sobre el islam y el judaísmo. Volumen I / Fernando del Paso. -La serpiente y el nopal : historia y ficción en la novelística mexicana de los 80 : Homero Aridjis, Fernando del Paso, Carlos Fuentes, Sergio Pitol, José Emilio Pacheco / María Coira. - Viaje alrededor de "El Quijote" / Fernando del Paso. -El mito de dos volcanes : Popocatepetl, Iztaccihuatl / Fernando del Paso...[etc] - PoeMar / Fernando del Paso. - Viaje alrededor de El Quijote / Fernando del Paso. - Memoria y olvido : vida de Juan Jose Arreola (1920-1947) / Fernando del Paso. -Castillos en el aire : fragmentos y anticipaciones / Fernando del Paso. - Obras / Fernando del Paso. - Cuentos dispersos / Fernando del Paso ; selección y prólogo Alejandro Toledo ; epílogo Elizabeth Corral Peña. - La muerte se va a Granada : poema dramático en dos actos y un gran final / Fernando del Paso. -El imperio de las voces : Fernando del Paso ante la crítica / selección y prólogo de Alejandro Toledo. -Sonetos del amor y de lo diario / Fernando del Paso. -Ser y presencia de Jalisco / Jose María Muria; introducción Fernando del Paso. -Linda 67 : historia de un crimen / Fernando del Paso. -Hacia la novela total : Fernando del Paso / Inés Sáenz. -Maximilien et le Mexique : (1864-1867) : histoire et litterature (de l'Empire aux Nouvelles de l'Empire) / sous la direction de Daniel Meyran ; prologue de Fernando del Paso ; illustrations de Leopoldo Flores. -Paleta de diez colores / Fernando del Paso ; ilustraciones de Vicente Rojo. -Die reflektierte Wirklichkeit : Deustche und Lateinamerikanische Gegenwartsliteratur in Vergleich am Beispiel der Werke von Gunter Grass und Fernando del Paso / Susanne Lange. -Palinuro de México : Fernando del Paso / Lilian Bendayan P. -De la A a la Z por un poeta / Fernando del Paso ; ilustraciones de Ignacio Junquera. -Noticias del imperio / Fernando del Paso. - José Trigo : (novela) / por Fernando del Paso. - Memoria y olvido : vida de Juan Jose Arreola (1920-1947) contada a Fernando del Paso. - Comunidades efímeras : grupos de vanguardia y neovanguardia en la novela hispanoamericana del siglo XX / Luis H. Castañeda. - Maximilian, Mexico, and the invention of empire / Kristine Ibsen. -Escrituras y representaciones : segundo Coloquio Nacional de Literatura Jorge Ibargüengoitia / Norma A. Cuevas Velasco , Ismael M. Rodríguez y Elba Sánchez Rolón. -La visión del mundo determinista : una propuesta de análisis de la novela histórica mexicana / Marco Antonio Chavarín. -Voces de la posmodernidad : seis narradores mexicanos contemporáneos / Alfonso González. -Escritores en la diplomacia mexicana. - Noticias del imperio y los nuevos caminos de la novela histórica / Elizabeth Corral Peña. - Memorias del olvido : Del Paso, García Márquez, Saer y la novela histórica de fines del siglo XX / por María Cristina Pons. -El personaje en la moderna novela mejicana / por Raul Chavarri. -La historia grande de un hombre sin historia / por Manuel Quiroga Clérigo. .
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