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La infinitud del cosmos y la atemporalidad de las almas nos permiten explorar sin límites en los recovecos de las historias personales y también en aquellas que nos pertenecen a todos. Banchero Dabo sabe cómo rescatar del olvido aparentes vidas intrascendentes y unirlas magistralmente con un pasado histórico que forjó a un Uruguay respetado en todo el mundo, dice la escritora Isabel Pisano. Nomeolvides es un libro de memorias, aquellas que perduran en lo más profundo del ser humano y de las familias. Historias que construyen la herencia inconmensurable de cualquier sujeto y de cualquier ...

Con estas palabras describe la autora Nicole Pierre su novela: "Me ha hecho falta tiempo para comprender que un modo de ser –una tendencia a apostar por la calma, un gusto por la evasión, un rechazo por las pasiones violentas, una apetencia de felicidad contra viento y marea– también había influido profundamente en mi forma de pensar. Me gustaría que este libro, escrito sobre el fondo de dramas pasados, tanto colectivos como privados, sea una lectura vigorizante, un reconstituyente para resistir al mal tiempo actual." En Sálvese quien pueda, la socióloga Nicole Pierre firma una...

Important work not only to know the trajectory of Jaime Torres Bodet but also the ins and outs of his thinking and an era in the history of Mexico of which he was the protagonist. The author, Fernando Zertuche, presents a broad view of Jaime's life; since his formative years and the awakening of his young literary vocation, his time in Universidad Nacional with people like Ezequiel A. Chvez and Jos Vasconcelos, his experience working for the Secretariat of Foreign Affairs and Secretary of Public Education, until his very last days of life. He highlights his many facets as intellectual and...

Excerpt from Autobiography of Thomas Guthrie: And Memoir by His Sons, Rev. David K. Guthrie and Charles J. Guthrie Our first care was naturally with the Autobiography. Being unfinished and never revised, it became a question whether it should be published separately and as a frag ment, or incorporated with a completed memoir. The former was deemed the better course. For the sake of convenience, it has been broken up into chapters, and a few short notes appended but no alterations have been made in the text save such as seemed unavoidable from the circumstances, that Dr. Guthrie was prevented...