Cosmopolitismo y nacionalismo

Tiempo transcurrido es una crónica de por 18 años de vida mexicana. El libro empieza con un momento clave de la historia mexicana reciente, el movimiento estudiantil del 68, y se detiene antes de que suceda el terremoto de 1985. Juan Villoro retrata una época con innegable fidelidad al mismo tiempo que crea situaciones ficticias.

Nueve historiadores, seis argentinos y tres brasileños con amplia experiencia en la investigación de la historia de las relaciones internacionales y de la región, establecen un diálogo sobre el papel de los países del cono sur en el contexto internacional. El presente trabajo supera vicios y estereotipos de la bibliografía tradicional, como la tesis de la rivalidad histórica o el nacionalismo historiográfico.

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