El primer liberalismo español y los procesos de emancipación de América, 1808-1824

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The late Puerto Rican activist and author provides a definitive history of the Puerto Rican immigrants in New York City, focusing on the contributions of the Hispanic community to labor, political organizing, suffrage, and civic participation in the early twentieth century. (History)

Joseph Pérez ha escrito esta historia, buscando aportar una mirada de hispanista a las cuestiones que deciden qué es una nación. A partir del año de 711, el autor pretende desarrollar sus argumentos en torno a los siglos de la reconquista y el nacimiento de las tres coronas - Castilla, Aragón y Portugal -. Asimismo se plantea si durante el imperio de los Austrias se puede hablar de España como país o sólo como unión en torno a una dinastía hegemónica.

How did Spanish America influence the creation of an independent Brazil? In the six studies that this book contains, Joao Paulo Pimenta covers several points of contact between the Hispanic and Luso-American revolutionary processes in an attempt to show that the reciprocal parallelisms imply an erroneous separation of the two movements which are actually just one