El taller del historiador

En plena Edad Media el rey don Alfonso XI muere víctima de la epidemia de peste que asola Europa. Con apenas dieciséis años, comienza a reinar don Pedro bajo la fuerte influencia de su madre, la reina doña María, que impone sus designios vengándose de doña Leonor de Guzmán y convirtiendo a don Juan Alfonso de Alburquerque en el privado y valido del nuevo rey. Alburquerque se hace con las riendas del gobierno de Castilla y cree que utilizando a María de Padillaconseguirá controlar la voluntad del joven monarca, pero los parientes de María de Padilla consiguen el favor de Pedro I y...

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Mujeres intelectuales en América Latina analiza la participación de las mujeres intelectuales en la vida pública del continente entre finales del siglo XIX y mediados del XX. Para ello examina la trayectoria de una serie de mujeres con destacada intervención en la esfera pública latinoamericana a fin de comprender qué hay en ellas de común, qué de particular y qué de excepcional: Cecilia Grierson, Paulina Luisi, Carmen Lyra, Gabriela Mistral, María Rosa Oliver, Amalia Castillo Ledón, Nahui Olin, Blanca Luz Brum, Nydia Lamarque, Mirta Aguirre, Zélia Gattai, Gilda de Mello e Souza y ...

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