Citario Montaigne
An archive of citations on Michel de Montaigne: readings that interpret and reinvent him; voices that situate him within modern skepticism and the invention of the self.
An archive of citations on Michel de Montaigne: readings that interpret and reinvent him; voices that situate him within modern skepticism and the invention of the self.
Literary excerpts from Cees Nooteboom about his recent departure.
Archive of critical quotes about Jorge Mañach: readings that reconstruct the controversial nature of his figure in 20th-century Cuba.
Archive of critical quotes about Joyce: praise, rejection, and interpretations that reveal how his work has forged new interpretive languages.
Havana cited as a fragmented city: violence, ruin, desire, memory, politics, verbal survival.
Different voices reread, debate, or reassess the great Cuban novelist, the possessor of a deeply contradictory personality—perhaps more so than many are willing to admit.
Various outside voices have sought to read, discuss, or surround him, and in doing so have constructed an indirect portrait: Lezama seen through the sum of his echoes, controversies, and dazzling moments.
A reflection on Cuban exile as autism, literary resistance through the dismantling and fragmentation of a diasporic literature without a centre or possible union.
Critical perspectives that explore the ethics, moral enigma and poetics of travel in the work of the great Polish-British writer.