Venturas y desventuras con el Patrimonio Cultural (1953-1973)

Esta Breve historia de la arqueología nos narra los asombrosos descubrimientos de los mayores arqueólogos del mundo: tumbas egipcias, ruinas mayas, las primeras colonias europeas en Norteamérica, los misterios de Stonehenge, los sobrecogedores eventos de Pompeya y muchos otros. A lo largo de cuarenta breves capítulos, Brian Fagan cuenta la evolución de la arqueología desde sus orígenes en el siglo XVIII hasta sus mayores avances tecnológicos en el XXI. This is a brief history of archaeology that highlights the astonishing discoveries of the world's leading archaeologists. It includes...

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El motivo de este pequeño e importante escrito de Hegel consiste en que, si bien Alemania era una nación, estaba dividida su rica variedad en múltiples estadículos por lo que no existía un auténtico Estado, ya que el vetusto Sacro Imperio de origen medieval sólo le daba una unidad formal. Pues los estadículos —una especie de autonomías soberanas— justificaban sus viejos privilegios o derechos particulares invocando la antigua «libertad alemana», para impedir que el Imperio tuviese un poder efectivo. Incluso, en detrimento de Alemania y los alemanes, las autonomías se aliaban...

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