Cartas edificantes sobre el comercio y la navegación entre Perú y Chile a comenzios del siglo XVIII

Entre finales de 1821 e inicios de 1828, Costa Rica pasó de la incertidumbre que suponía esperar a que se aclararan "los nublados del día" a la expectativa de que, en un futuro cercano, se podría cortar "cada día una espiga más" y llorar "una lágrima menos". Al explorar cómo se transitó de lo primero a lo segundo, el historiador Iván Molina Jiménez emprende un viaje fascinante, por territorios muy poco conocidos de la época de la independencia. Desde sus primeras páginas, el presente libro se aparta de las rutas convencionales para abordar temas tan novedosos como...

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El Zarco y Los bandidos de Río Frío en el siglo xix, los narcocorridos y el tortilla western de los hermanos Almada en el XX, y más recientemente la literatura, la plástica y la cinematografía de creadores como Élmer Mendoza, Luis Estrada y Teresa Margolles develan el sentido y la función social del crimen en México. A diferencia de autores como Fuentes, Revueltas y Paz, para quienes la violencia y lo terrible expresan cierta esencia de lo mexicano, Héctor Domínguez Ruvalcaba sostiene que la criminalidad ha de interpretarse a partir de la incompetencia del Estado y como forma de...

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