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“Unser Verlangen nach den großen und flachen Horizonten” : imágenes de México en la narrativa de Max Frisch
(Reisen in der deutschen Literatur : Realität und Phantasie, 2021) Hernández González, María Isabel; Raposo Fernández, Berta; Prado Wohlwend, Christian Nestor
ABSTRACT: In the narrative works of Max Frisch (1911–1991), Mexico plays an often underestimated role, even though its mark can be traced in a number of his novels, in which the journey constitutes a central element that shapes the different narrative levels, and shows the fascination of the Swiss writer for the country and its historical and cultural traditions. Based on the impressions which he gathered in his travel notebooks, Frisch wrote an essay entitled "Orchideen und Aasgeier. Reisealbum aus Mexiko" (1951), which reflects his perception of a culture that never left him indifferent. Retracing those journeys from the impressions and testimonies he left behind, this chapter will study the way in which Frisch shaped them in his literary texts and for what purpose.
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Understanding ASEAN Energy Transition: Regional Challenges and Cooperation Strategies.
(Southeast Asia: Redefined Strategic Order, Challenges and Impacts to Regional and Global Security., 2022) Segoviano Monterrubio, Soledad; Nieto Fernández, María Isabel; Segoviano Monterrubio, Soledad, Marquina, Antonio, Nieto Fernández, María Isabel, Ruiz Campillo, Xira y Borrás Tejudo, Raquel
The ASEAN countries intregrate one the fasted-growing economic regions in the world. With a population close to 664 million people and a combined GDP superior to USD 3 trillion for 2020, the region is projected to become the fourth largest economy in the world by 2030.

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