Instrucciones de San Luis Rey de Francia a Su Familia Real, a Las Personas de Su Corte Y a Otras: Sacadas de la Coleccion de Los Historiadores Contemp

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¿No digan que la Prehistoria no es Historia¿, advierte el autor. Hay que haber excavado, analizado, interrogado a las primeras civilizaciones prehistóricas para saber que se puede esbozar su historia, detectar la construcción de su identidad, su estructura social, sus mutaciones económicas, su existencia cotidiana... Al pasear al lector por todo el Mediterráneo, desde la Prehistoria a la conquista romana, Braudel no sólo se entrega al placer del viaje sino que nos hace compartir su convicción de que ¿no hay historia comprensible que no se extienda a través de todo el tiempo de los...

"Manuel se había gastado todo el dinero y estaba sin un céntimo, sabía que Felipa estaba ahora mejor que antes, y él no podía perder esa mina. Se pasaba el día rondando la casa y notaba que le vigilaban. Rumiaba su fracaso y empezó a pensar en la venganza. De él no se reía nadie". ¿Conseguirá Manuel cumplir su amenaza? ¿Se librará Felipa de esta afrenta? Es una época en la que era frecuente tener marido, protector y amante ¿cómo no iban a ser habituales los crímenes pasionales, tan viejos como el Hombre? A través de una treintena de trágicas historias de amor y desamor,...

El río Carabelas es una de las 350 corrientes de agua que atraviesan el delta del Paraná. En la segunda mitad del s. XIX un grupo de vascos ya residentes en la Argentina decidió colonizar sus márgenes. Hoy, con la quinta generación ya en escena, los vascos del río Carabelas constituyen un grupo de familias con una identidad colectiva cierta. Esta identidad se ve amenazada por las pautas matrimoniales, educativas, profesionales y residenciales, pero aún así conservan su identidad, su referencia a la epopeya fundacional y al territorio primero, utilizando rituales periódicos para ello.

"Worthwhile collection addresses women's integration into Mexican society and role in national modernization process. The 12 works are divided into three sections examining identity, work, and politics. Of particular interest are Brígida García and Orlandina de Oliveira's profile of women's labor market participation and Alejandra Massolo's essay on women and urban policy"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.