the importance of gabriela mistral works?
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Her name was Lucila Godoy (Chile 1889- NY 1957), she was a teacher, then a consul in Lisboa and Naples, and consul for Chile in NY. She received the Nobel Prize in 1945. Her work stems from the Modernism, with influence from Amado Nervo and Ruben Dario, with use of symbols and colloquial language. Her favorite subjects were maternity, love, death and references to religion.
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El manejó el coche a la exhibición en la galería de arte. \n\nEl scuptor puso su escultura en el museo de bellas artes. \n\nEl camarero anduvo a la mesa con el spectialty de la casa. \n\nSupe donde él tuvo el retrato de su madre. \n\nEl pintor me dijo que él quiso su obra de arte moderna en la galería lujosa. \n\nLos estudiantes tradujeron las oraciones en español. \n\n¿Produjo usted la obra de arte tradicional en el museo? \n\nQuise un bocadillo de la pasta de cacahuete y el atún y una leche sacude para almorzar.
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http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?p=francisca%20del%20espiritu%20&sm=Yahoo!+Search&fr=FP-tab-web-t&toggle=1&ei=UTF-8&fr2=tab-web\n\ntry here
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Checkout the link below:\nhttp://www.brpreiss.com/books/opus5/html/page603.html
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How about the role of Dante Alighieri, in development of the Italian language, through his great work, the "Divina Commedia"?\n\nOr, as part of that, his impact on history? There is also extensive historical material about his life and times, in the "Commedia".
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roberta_Bondar
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You mean Night, by Elie Wiesel, right?\n\nIt is important, and relevant, because "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." George Santayana\n\nI hope this helps you compose your final paragraph.  :-))
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1. Nicolo Machiavelli was a misogynist proto-feminist (apparently)\nhttp://homepage.mac.com/gabyraymond/machiavelli.html\n\n2. His most notoriously mysogynistic quote comes from "The Prince, Chapter XXV What fortune can effect in human affairs and how to withstand her." Here it is .....\n"For my part I consider that it is better to be adventurous than cautious, because fortune is a woman, and if you wish to keep her under it is necessary to beat and ill-use her; and it is seen that she allows herself to be mastered by the adventurous rather than by those who go to work more coldly. She is, therefore, always, woman-like, a lover of young men, because they are less cautious, more violent, and with more audacity command her."\nhttp://historymedren.about.com/library/text/bltxtprince25.htm
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the Grail is not the important thing but the quest is what is important. the journey one takes is one of self - discovery gaining wisdom and knowledge as well as a deeper reverence for ones Religious convictions. at least this was what I related to on my journey of discovery to become a Sir Knight.
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Book Description\nLa novela mejor vendida, trata de una niña que crece en una de las comunidades latinas de Chicago-algunas veces le romperá el corazón y otras veces le dará gran alegría-describe un nuevo paisaje americano a través de sus múltiples personajes. -"Una novela profundamente conmovedora . . . Como lo mejor de la poesía, abre las ventanas del corazón sin desperdiciar las palabras." -Miami Herald.
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Why not?\nDoes the artist always display his work?\nDoes each father "always" explain everything he does when he comes hometo his family?\nWhy is this important to you?
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it's very important,not only important.the parents have to tolk whit theyr children about this.florea_claudia2001(my messenger ID)
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This is the best that I could find:\nhttp://www.sonia-portuguese.com/MessageBoard/_messages/00000db4.htm
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oi it was not feminist. it is a classic work. look into the character of pearl.  both beautiful and worthwhile but very costly.  also look into the preacher's character. try to compare and contrast the daughter with the preacher. talk about the moral views of the time period, and it's effect on this story/characters
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It took some searching, including venturing into Yahoo en espanol (my knowledge of Spanish is limited), but I think I've found a possible "Saint Manuela".\n\nMARIA SOLEDAD TORRES ACOSTA \nAlso known as Emanuela Tores-Acosta \nMemorial: 11 October \n\nShe was a 19th-century nun born in Madrid, Spain.  Her birth name was Emanuela, which could be taken as Manuela.\n\nA Spanish-language page about her says:\n"Manuela (el nombre de bautizo de loa santa) ingresó en aquella comunidad a los 28 años y escogió el nombre de María Soledad, en honor de Nuestra Señora de la Soledad."\n\nI believe that means: Manuela (the name she received in baptism) entered the community [convent] at age 28 and took the name Maria Soledad [Mary Solitude], in honor of Our Lady of Solitude.\n\nI've also found another site about her (in Portuguese?), and got a rough computer-generated English translation from Yahoo!:\n  \n"October 11   Manuela Saint Towers Agrees\n\n  "Manuela Towers Agrees, or Soledade Saint, was born in Madrid - Spain, day 2 of December of 1826. The history of this Spanish saint is, before more nothing, a certification of faith and charity before the world. Same city died in this, day II of October of 1887. In 1851 it gave In service beginning to the religious congregation of Maria, whose purpose was to give helps to the sick people in the hospitals as nurses. Soledade saint suffered many difficulties until the definitive implantation of the new religious famfiia. It was present at the laborious moments most difficult and of Spanish history, as, for example, in the civil war and the epidemic of cólera of 1885. During the life of the saint 46 houses had been established and, currently, the Servants of Maria if they find spread by all the continents. It was canonizada by Pablo VI in 1970."
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Santeria is interesting stuff, i am not fluent in spanish, so i could only pick up a little at the local botanica.  But trance possession by the Orisha is some pretty intense stuff! It is NOT mumbojumbo... it is a real way to connect with the divinity and with the ancestors, once you are "ridden" you will understand what i am talking about....
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beauty, power, emotion