Crímenes pasionales en Colombia, 1890-1936

El propio mundo masivo y popular en constitución en la segunda mitad del siglo XIX, en compleja mixtura con sus antecedentes campesinos y plebeyos, comenzará a pugnar por introducirse en la disputa por la representación verdadera de la realidad. Así surgen distintos modos de hacer periodismo, y esas prácticas y rutinas van configurando ciertos modelos, van abriendo paso a la profesionalización de la actividad y, en suma, van creando las condiciones de emergencia de un mercado periodístico.

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La guerra del Peloponeso involucró a todo el mundo griego, desde Siracusa en la isla de Sicilia hasta las costas del oeste de Turquía. Devastó a la población griega, causó grandes penurias, y condujo a la eventual caída del Imperio ateniense y el surgimiento del Imperio espartano.

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