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Mi vida en tiempos de COVID

Mi vida en tiempos de COVID

Abel Josué Esparza Brizuela / Alan Rafael Anguiano Zavala / Alondra Yadira Barajas Marisca / Ayari Torres de la Mora / Bárbara Gabriela Magaña Ciprián / Carlos Daniel Guerrero Hernández / Carol Sheril Nava Rodríguez / Luis Alberto Hernández García / María Teresa Gómez Sosa / Rocío Angélica Benítez Aguilar / Sergio Yahi

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Editorial:
UNIVERSIDAD DE COLIMA
Año de edición:
2023
Materia
Ficción clásica (infantil/juvenil)
ISBN:
9786078814626
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Acércate. Te invito a conocer un mundo de letras, un mundo de relatos que nos atañen a quienes vivimos la pandemia de COVID, es decir, a la humanidad entera. Mi vida en tiempos de COVID es una compilación de relatos que dejan registro de este acontecimiento histórico. Se trata de textos escritos por integrantes del estudiantado de bachillerato de la Universidad de Colima, quienes con creces respondieron a la convocatoria emitida en 2022 por la Dirección General de Publicaciones de nuestra alma máter.Ante tu mirada tienes aquellos relatos que, después de una ardua deliberación del jurado, resultaron seleccionados. Conocerás narraciones que exponen la realidad en su más fascinante y a veces terrible transparencia; o bien, historias atravesadas por la ficción que potencian nuestra capacidad de experimentar el mundo sensible. 10

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