Constitución de la República de Cuba

Analyzing the writing of numerous female voices opposed to the Spanish Civil War—including women from England, the United States, Canada, and Australia—this study explores the 1930s and the culture of women who lived it. In addition to enriching the understanding of the war's political and sociological aspects, it demonstrates the legacy of women's history in the 20th century and highlights the importance of feminine aesthetics in the ever-changing context of writing—an art previously reserved for men. Analizando las escrituras de varias voces femeninas en contra de la guerra civil...

John H. Morrow, Jr., es profesor de Historia en la Universidad de Georgia. Se ha especializado en la historia social y militar europea del siglo xx y es autor, entre otras obras, de Building German Air Power, 1909-1914 (1976), German Air Power in World War I (1982) y The Great War in the Air: Military Aviation from 1909 to 1921 (1993), así como editor de A Yankee Ace in the RAF: The World War I Letters of Captain Bogart Rogers (1996).

Vuelta de Obligado es historia y también es presente, en la medida en que constituye una metáfora a cañonazos de un conflicto que recorre toda la historia argentina: la alianza de los sectores del poder, de los sectores oligárquicos, con los intereses económicos, políticos y culturales de los poderosos de afuera.

Unique among textbooks, Sobre Las Culturas Y Civilizaciones Latinoamericanas not only describes the history of Latin America, it sets a mood that allows the reader to get real sense of the languages, cultures, and civilizations that comprise this complex and colorful land. It provides an account of how Columbus's voyages gave rise to utopian dreams, the ramifications of which led to a brilliant display of hybrid cultures, changed the ethnic composition of two continents, accelerated lines of commerce, and refashioned the Western World's diet. After discussing the topographical features and...