La Arqueología negada del nuevo mundo

«El grito se produce en los umbrales de la voz humana: ahí donde el ruido y el silencio se confunden y aniquilan a la palabra.» Este libro relata la historia de un exceso. Un exceso que ha acompañado a la humanidad desde sus orígenes y que tiene un potencial creador, destructivo, coercitivo y liberador: el acto de gritar. El grito tiene raíces primordiales y una íntima cercanía con lo indómito, sin embargo, los seres huma - nos han sabido administrar —dirigir, controlar— su energía de las más diversas maneras: como medio de comunicación, cura terapéutica, herramienta de...

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Seven essays were presented at the conference of 2010 in Jekyll Island on the centenary of this event, so in this book, you will find the origins, the foundation, the decisive events and the future of the Federal Reserve of the United States of America. It is written as an economic and macro-economy history analysis, that starts like you may suppose, with the origins of the Federal Reserve and its firsts effects inside the financial scene of the United States of America, afterwards it analyzes the historic labor of this institution since 1913, year of its foundation, until now and accurately...

Se presentan análisis empiricos desde disciplinas como la antropología, la lingüística, la historia, la arqueología, que narran las acciones de los pueblos como factores indispnsables del todo social, con la finalidad de saber la realidad sociocultural de las poblaciones originarias de América