Fransızca Grameri ve Öğrenimi - Tekin Gültekin ücretsiz kitap indir

Raul Pop raulpop8bb28 — I've read this many times since I was a child. Still love it.

Nour Almasri _our_lmasri — In this memoir, Alberto Ulloa Bornemann takes readers through the time he spent in a terrifying political prison as a result of his subversive activity in Mexico during the late 1960s and early 1970s. He details his participation with and aid to famed revolutionary Lucio Cabañas, his trip to Cuba, and the effects his activity had on his family and his political beliefs. Even though Ulloa spends nearly 200 pages illustrating his rebellious behavior, his narrative is fraught with conservative remnants of a high-class upbringing that even brutal physical torture could not expel from him. His attitudes toward women and the poor are impossible to hide, and readers are meant to understand that revolution is ultimately not worth the trouble it causes. Ulloa may be disappointed to know that his combination of “memory and literary imagination” (1) does not serve to discourage burgeoning revolutions but rather the contrary, since the author himself, with his upper-class safety net, disdainful attitude toward the poor and near constant objectification of women is the type of person revolutionaries generally fight against.