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¡Haz Tuya La Vida!

Autor: Mónica Ramírez Chimal

Número de Páginas: 101

Has tenido momentos donde te sientes tan vivo que no quieres irte o dejarlos ir? Momentos donde sientes tu autenticidad, tu libertadque te sientes FELIZ con una paz tan grande que es indescriptible Los puedes repetir! O bien, los puedes vivir. En tus manos est la decisin, aunado a lo que en este libro vas a encontrar. Permtete identificarte con varias situaciones que aqu se plasman y dale vuelta a tus vivencias para lanzarte hacer lo que realmente quieres ser u obtener. Si la vida est compuesta slo de momentos, qu esperas para hacer la tuya tan grandiosa que ms all de sta, quisieras regresar tan slopor volver a vivirlos!!!?

Diario oficial de la federación

Autor: Mexico

Número de Páginas: 1262

Musofobia

Autor: Jorge Juárez García , Jorge Harmodio

Número de Páginas: 236

Born from a blog, and so sprinkled with references to real persons and facts, this first novel of Jorge Harmodio is a tale of smoke and mirrors about love and disaffection. Ninety-nine percent of our sentimental relationships fails. Every time we start one we believe that "this is the good one," but as time goes by (days, years), we realize that it was not so, and that we'll have a bad time (hours, years) after walking away from it. If you add to the breakup a deviated nassal septum surgery, an uncontrollable fear to rodents, and an obsession for becoming a novelist, shake it well and spill it on the computer's keyboard of a systems engineer, you get a somehow eclectic cocktail: its name is Musophobia, Jorge Harmodio's opera prima. The author has two great passions: cience and literature. He is the develloper of an automatic summary system for The Nuclear Energy Commission of France, as well as the coordinator of a literary workshop in Paris. Emanada de un blog, y por ello salpicada de referencias a personas y hechos reales, la primera novela de Jorge Harmodio es un juego de espejos sobre el amor y el desamor Noventa y nueve por ciento de nuestras relaciones sentimentales fracasa. ...

Universidad de México

Número de Páginas: 132

Fitosanidad

Número de Páginas: 296

Fichero bibliográfico hispanoamericano

Número de Páginas: 218

Industridata

Número de Páginas: 570

La Nación

Número de Páginas: 584

Xinesquema

Número de Páginas: 250

Irrigación en México

Número de Páginas: 708

Territorios de diálogo

Autor: Sandra Benito Vélez

Número de Páginas: 296

Major exhibition containing 9 major essays, 130 art works consisting of paintings, photographs and prints created by 70 artists from Mexico, Spain and Argentina, who through various means expressed their historic, political and social experiences from 1930-1945, a period of major international conflicts. The catalogue presents works by representative Spanish artists such as Joseph Renau, Salvador Dalí, Enrique Climent, Pablo Picasso, Horacio Ferrer. Mexican figures include: David Alfaro Siqueiros, Diego Rivera, José Clemente Orozco, Frida Kahlo and Manuel Rodriguez Lozano. Some Argentinean include: Antonio Berni, Lino Enea Spilimbergo, Raquel Forner, Juan Batlle Planas.

GuíAmarilla de la ciudad de México

Número de Páginas: 54

El éxodo Mexicano

Autor: Bernardo Esquinca Azcárate , Evelyn Useda Miranda , Jenny Jiménez Herrada , Museo Nacional De Arte (mexico)

Número de Páginas: 520

The present catalogue proposes an artistic and iconographic history of the official national heroes, analyzing how they have been fabricated in art with symbolic layers towards time and the impact they left in the collective unconscious, depending on the dominant ideology of the different historical moments. This provocative multidisciplinary academic work studies several Mexican legendary and historic figures and their relation with art and popular culture by examining the paintings that portrait them as majestic and solemn figures, the period photographs or the ironic and humor prints and caricatures that demystify them, concluding that the national heroes need their blood and fire conquests as much as their iconographic representations to become legitimate.