Author Eduardo Garcia Aguilar, head of the Latin American desk in Paris for Agence France-Presse, examines the Zapatista uprising in Mexico as a response to the neo-liberal economic policies embraced by Mexican administrations over the recent years. At the same time he asks what it means to be Latin American in a period of ever-increasing globalism, "a dictatorship of technocrats and accountants that wishes to convert us into a great factory of Puritan zombies."

Mexico Madness : Manifesto for a Disenchanted Generation

Politics & Social Sciences

Aguilar, Eduardo García

Politics & Government

Aliform Pub

<p>Colombian writer Eduardo García Aguilar captures the unseen side of the metropolis, inviting us to join him in the great cities of the world, from Paris, Stockholm and Rome to Mexico City, Antigua and San Francisco, from the garrets of lovers in Europe to the killing fields of civil wars in the Americas, from the beautiful bodies of youth to the nostalgia of old age. We witness these luminous urbs through the eyes of a "professional foreigner." Artist Santiago Rebolledo illustrates each of these stories.</p>

Luminous Cities

Miskowiec, Jay

Garcia Aguilar, Eduardo

Literature & Fiction

Alchemist and visionary, the María Magdalena of this novel by Mexican author Beatriz Escalante searches for the philosopher’s stone and the secret of eternal life on a long metamorphic pilgrimage through medieval Europe. From a wandering caravan of misery that exhibits malformed human beings before the royal court to the hunt of the sorceress by superstitious villagers, this fable sketches the contradictory and often grotesque Nature within which the alchemist seeks a harmonious order and the redemption of her soul.

Magdalena: A Fable of Immortality

Escalante, Beatriz

Contemporary

<p>Antonia wakes up one day a man, or at least in the body of one. Is identity more than skin deep? Does sexuality begin with desire, and if so, what desire has left her shipwrecked on such a strange island, inside such a complicated labyrinth as the male body? Set against the backdrop of downtown Mexico City, this novel explores a very male world from the perspective of a hidden observor.</p>

Shipwrecked Body

ANA CLAVEL

'The Triumphant Voyage recounts the adventures of the fictional modernist poet Arnaldo Faría Utrillo, whose circumnavigation of the world leads him to Paris and Rome, the San Franciso earthquake and a shipwrecked island.

The Triumphant Voyage

Las Mujeres De Su Vida (Spanish Edition)

Reference

Divani, Lena

Foreign Language Study & Reference

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