Identidades y memoria imaginada

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PALO MONTE MAYOMBE LA NFINDA Y LA CONCEPCIÓN DEL SER Y DEL CONOCIMIENTO. En el Palo Monte Mayombe los nganguleros establecen grupos clasificatorios en los que agru­pan a todos los seres que existen en la “Nfinda” o naturaleza estos son: Los seres “ambaro” son aquellos que son inteligentes al poseer la fuerza “ntu” o inteligencia; y son: “Nsambia” (Dios) los “mpungu” o santos congos, los “nfuiri ntoto” o espíritus difuntos y los “bantú” o seres humanos. Los seres “matui” son aquellos que pertenecen al mundo animal, vegetal y mineral; todos ellos carentes de...

Este libro ofrece un recorrido por el devenir español, desde 1844, en busca de una línea vertebradora que nos explique lo que de escepción tiene un cuerpor de seguridad pública que se conoce con el apelativo de benemérito: sus peculiaridades, sus claroscuros, sus miserias y, pese a todo, sus glorias. Lorenzo Silva, que ya conoce el éxito con sus novelas sobre los guardias civiles Bevilacqua y Chamorro, se aventura por el ensayo en busca del carácter de esta peculiar institución y de los hombres, y más recientemente mujeres, que la integran.

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