Mercado de Chillán
iconografía de una historia
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Contributions
- Ruz del Canto, Paola, 1982- - Contributor
Publication
2009 - Gobierno de Chile, Consejo Regional de la Cultura y las Artes, Región del Bío-Bío, Chillán, Chile, Chile
Language
Spanish
Word Count
37,250 words, Guess
Page Count
149 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-139789563198454
- ISBN-10956319845X
- Library of Congress Control Number2010500242
- OCLC Control Number722839873
- Open LibraryOL30489431M
Classifications
- LCCGT4834.C45 M47 2009
Description
The present book is a deep and historic study of the city of Chillán (the capital of Ñuble), Chile, examining, from a visual, physical and poetic perspective the universe of colors, flavors and smells, and the sense of camaraderie, cordiality and local identity of the local market building. This compilation of 27 texts by Chilean poets, historians and researchers linked to the cultural life of Chillán revive not only the historical legacy of this 19th century landmark, but its picturesque characteristics, its products, its people and its cultural, tourist and commercial importance. Includes texts by renowned personalities such as: Gonzalo Rojas (poet), Sergio Hernández (poet), Carlos René Ibacache (professor of Spanish), Gabriel Salazar Vergara (historian), Sonia Cristina Montecinos (anthropologist), Roberto Hozven Valenzuela (psychologist), Alejandro Witker Velazquez (historian), Gabriela Mistral (poet), Volodia Teitelboim (politician and author), Pablo de Rokha (poet), Ramón Vinay (singer) and Marta Brunet (sculptor).
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