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Rosa Navarro Durán
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Ministerio de Cultura y Deporte – Dirección General del Libro, del Cómic y de la Lectura, y Residencia de Estudiantes.
No doubt the beauty and the immense wealth that we bring the classics, those marvelous works that have been taught and admired hundreds of generations over the centuries. Some lived first on a life in handwriting, and copying by scribes prevented from being lost; it is then transmitted in the printed texts of a population which in their vast majority do not know how to read, and, despite this, were read (and heard). Today, reading is within the reach of all and we have some technical means that allow us to transmit information throughout the global village. The classics are a mine of recreation, and teachings, and their reading gives us, in addition, essential cultural references. The Institución Libre de Enseñanza organises these days, with relevant specialists in order to continue spreading, as it did since the beginning, the rich cultural heritage of the humanity that represent our classic, to continue to enrich our thinking and fantasy.
MARCH
4 19:00 h (CET)
BARCELONA
Inaugural conference
Today of the classic
Rosa Navarro Durán
16 19:00 h (CET)
LION (FUNDACIÓN SIERRA-PAMBLEY)
My classics
A conversation between Luis Mateo Díez, and Salvador Gutiérrez Ordóñez
Moderated by Eloisa Otero
11 19:00 h (CET)
Round table
Moderated by Jordi Grace
Galdós in our living room, Marta Sanz
Rosa Navarro Durán
The golden age of science fiction
José Antonio Millán
To tangle among the classics
Jordi Grace
16 19:00 h (CET)
LION (FUNDACIÓN SIERRA-PAMBLEY)
My classics
A conversation between Luis Mateo Díez, and Salvador Gutiérrez Ordóñez
Moderated by Eloisa Otero
APRIL
7 19:00 h (CET)
MADRID (ILE)
Round table
Moderated by Mercedes Cebrián
The Romancero
Elvira Ontañón
Cervantes and The Quixote
Manuel Gutiérrez Aragón
The Library's Literary Student, and the reading of the classics
Pedro Álvarez de Miranda
14 19:00 h (CET)
Closing conference
Classic: tradition and re-reading
Carlos García Gual
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