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El mundo mágico de los dioses, espectros, monstruos, flores, pájaros y cenotes sagrados de la mitología maya se abre para el lector en estas páginas preparadas por Abreu Gómez (1894-1971), en las que el autor deja un testimonio del tiempo en que los dioses y los hombres mesoamericanos se daban la mano.







El autor, arquitecto y pintor eminente, ha sido durante cuarenta años Catedrático de Historia del Arte, de Estética y de Dibujo de la Universidad de Navarra. Su claridad y amenidad características están muy presentes en este libro, que ayuda a comprender



Fruto de la investigación y las reflexiones del autor sobre el proceso político de las naciones hispanoamericanas tras su emancipación, se centra en la promulgación de sus constituciones.

La tesis principal de este libro es que el vínculo originario entre América y la utopía se mantuvo vivo durante el siglo XIX. El autor llega a esta conclusión tras el examen las relaciones que mantuvieron los teóricos del socialismo, generalmente franceses, con América Latina; el eco de las revoluciones de 1848 en nuestros países; la participación de los países latinoamericanos en esta oleada revolucionaria, y las tentativas comunitarias para erigir nuevos mundos en el Nuevo Mundo.

Carmen Vázquez Mantecón se propone desentrañar algunos de los rasgos sobresalientes de esta controvertida figura que dominó la escena política mexicana durante una tercera pA del siglo pasado. Centrada en el onceavo y último gobierno de Santa-Anna, la autora intenta comprender los opuestos proyectos de nación que construían entonces los liberales y los conservadores.