Tierra-Firme (Venezuela Y Colombia): Estudios Sobre Etnología E Historia

Las voces más prestigiosas de la Historia Española reflexionan sobre un debate abiertoVicente PALACIO ATARD (editor)Quintín ALDEA VAQUEROGonzalo ANES Y ÁLVAREZ DE CASTRILLÓNMiguel ARTOLA GALLEGOEloy BENITO RUANOJosé María BLÁZQUEZ MARTÍNEZSalvador CLARAMUNTRicardo GARCÍA CÁRCELFernando GARCÍA DE CORTÁZARLuis A. GARCÍA MORENOMiguel Ángel LADERO QUESADAÁngel J. MARTÍN DUQUECarlos SECO SERRANOJosé Ángel SESMA MUÑOZLuis SUÁREZ FERNÁNDEZHipólito de la TORREJulio VALDEÓN BARUQUEJoaquín VALLVÉ BERMEJODe Hispania a España no es un mero repaso a nuestra historia. Es un...

La palabra escrita es un gran agente de cambio. La tinta sobre el papel es capaz de despertar deseos, cambiar nuestra manera de ver el mundo, generar revueltas y desarticular autoridades, entre muchas otras cosas. Cuando Espana estuvo en control de gran parte de America, vigilo con celo el transito de ideas. Pero en el momento en que el entorno fue propicio las palabras, las ideas y el cambio no pudieron ser contenidos. La tinta y el papel se volvieron durante los primeros tiempos de lucha independentista en generadores de cambio politico ideologico. Con el transcurrir del tiempo, los...

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