El puerto de Dénia y el destierro morisco (1609-1610)

Ideario español, de Mariano José de Larra, es una descarnada disección de la España del siglo XIX, de los fallos de un mundo atrapado en el tradicionalismo, la corrupción y la ineficacia de un gobierno condenado al fracaso. Larra atacó las costumbres groseras de la España del siglo XIX en (“El castellano viejo”), la indolencia de los funcionarios (“Vuelva usted mañana”) o los espectáculos tradicionales (“Los toros”) e introdujo a veces rasgos de humor que no ocultaron su pesimismo. La actualidad de este libro puede asombrar al lector de hoy.

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A punto de que Colombia fuera un Estado fallido, ¿cómo llegaron a ser los colombianos normativamente pluriculturales? Vistas en un marco global, ¿qué características sellaron sus experiencias básicas a lo largo de dos siglos de existencia independentista? La solución de esos interrogantes sirve de excusa al autor de este libro para el escrutinio detallado de los íconos culturales unidos al mito originario de los colombianos, cuya ley de circulación circular coartó el surgimiento de lo nuevo, y del mito cultural de la Atenas suramericana, con que se intentó compensar el fracaso en...

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