Memorias críticas de un estudiante de humanidades en la Alemania socialista & Zuleta: el amigo y el maestro

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El propósito del presente trabajo es indagar cómo, a raíz de la conquista musulmana de la monarquía visigoda (711-718), varios grupos aristocráticos de la cornisa Cantábrica, vinculados al mundo indígena pero con fuertes conexiones también con el extinto reino godo, se reorganizaron bajo una idea de autoridad cristiana en Asturias. Al mismo tiempo que el centro y sur de la Península se asimilaban al mundo islámico después de la invasión árabe, este reducto insumiso de elementos hispano-visigodos se consolidaba en la estrecha franja atlántica del Cantábrico. Nos enfocamos en una ...

David Christian, el creador de la "big history", de la "gran historia" que enlaza la evolución del cosmos, de la vida y de la humanidad para ofrecernos una perspectiva distinta de los grandes problemas del Antropoceno, culmina su obra con este libro realmente único, que discurre desde el big bang, el sistema solar, la aparición de la vida, los dinosaurios, el homo sapiens y los grandes imperios hasta la globalización. Un libro que ha despertado el entusiasmo de lectores como Bill Gates o el físico Carlo Rovelli quien considera esta disciplina "un método espectacular para, a través de...

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