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El Nombre de la Rosa. La Novela Gráfica Vol 1 / The Name of the Rose. the Graphic Novel - Paperback
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by Umberto Eco (Author), Milo Manara (Illustrator)
UN ACONTECIMIENTO EDITORIAL
UMBERTO ECO Y MILO MANARA: DOS GENIOS UNIDOS EN UNA OBRA MAESTRA DE LA NOVELA GRÁFICA
En 1327, el fraile franciscano Guillermo de Baskerville llega, acompañado del novicio Adso de Melk, a una abadía de monjes benedictinos para participar en un importante cónclave, que se verá amenazado por una serie de enigmáticas muertes. A medida que Guillermo investigue y se acerque a la peligrosa verdad, su joven aprendiz descubrirá los secretos de un mundo oscuro y lleno de sensualidad.
UMBERTO ECO AND MILO MANARA: TWO GENIUSES UNITE IN A GRAPHIC NOVEL MASTERPIECE The year is 1327. Benedictines in a wealthy Italian abbey are suspected of heresy, and Brother William of Baskerville arrives to investigate. When his delicate mission is suddenly overshadowed by seven bizarre deaths, Brother William turns detective. His tools are the logic of Aristotle, the theology of Aquinas, the empirical insights of Roger Bacon -- all sharpened to a glistening edge by wry humor and a ferocious curiosity. He collects evidence, deciphers secret symbols and coded manuscripts, and digs into the eerie labyrinth of the abbey, where "the most interesting things happen at night." The undisputed master of comics, Milo Manara, illustrates this masterful graphic adaptation of the "most influential historical thriller in the history of literature" (La Vanguardia), which consecrated its author, Umberto Eco.
Author Biography
La obra de Umberto Eco (1932-2016) ha sido fundamental para entender la historia del siglo XX y de nuestros días. Durante mucho tiempo se dedicó a la enseñanza en la universidad, y sus ensayos son textos de consulta obligada en las universidades de todo el mundo. Entre sus ensayos más importantes publicados en castellano figuran: Obra abierta, Apocalípticos e integrados, La estructura ausente, Tratado de semiótica general, Lector in fabula, Semiótica y filosofía del lenguaje, Los límites de la interpretación, Las poéticas de Joyce, Segundo diario mínimo, El superhombre de masas, Seis paseos por los bosques narrativos, Arte y belleza en la estética medieval, Sobre literatura, Historia de la belleza, Historia de la fealdad, A paso de cangrejo, Decir casi lo mismo, Confesiones de un joven novelista y Construir al enemigo.
Hace más de treinta años hizo su entrada triunfal en el mundo de la ficción con El nombre de la rosa, una novela que lo convirtió en un autor apreciado no solo por la crítica, sino también por el gran público. A este primer éxito siguieron El péndulo de Foucault, La isla del día de antes, Baudolino, La misteriosa llama de la reina Loana, El cementerio de Praga, Número Cero. Tras su muerte, el 19 de febrero de 2016, Lumen ha publicado sus libros inéditos De la estupidez a la locura -la obra póstuma que el autor había entregado a imprenta pocos días antes-, A hombros de gigantes y La memoria vegetal, y los ensayos contenidos en Contra el fascismo, Migración e intolerancia y Cómo viajar con un salmón. Maurillo (Milo) Manara nació el 12 de diciembre de 1945 en Italia. Artista multidisciplinar y maestro internacional del cómic, publicó su primer tebeo mientras estudiaba Arquitectura en Venecia. Se consagró en los años setenta con El rey mono (con guion de Silverio Pisu), Las aventuras de Giuseppe Bergman, El hombre de las nieves (con guion de Alfredo Castelli) entre otros, y colaboró con Hugo Pratt en Verano indio (1983) y El gaucho (1995). Su fama se hizo mundial con la serie de cómics eróticos El clic (1983), que fue adaptada al cine. Ha colaborado con las editoriales norteamericanas Marvel y DC Comics y ha realizado obras personales en solitario, como la biografíaCa ravaggio, o en colaboración con guionistas como Alejandro Jodorowsky (Los Borgia), Neil Gaiman (Sandman), y Chris Claremont (X-Men: Mujeres en fuga). Lumen publica su adaptación gráfica de El nombre de la rosa de Umberto Eco.Pay with
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