Familias fundadoras de Chile, 1601-1655

"A gripping study of fates of almost 1,200 Chileans who were arrested in the early years of military rule, were never heard from, and then were executed and buried in unmarked graves throughout the country. The author, a forensic anthropologist, argues for a public accounting of the circumstances of their deaths, the location and proper reburial of the remains of the dead, and the punishment of those responsible for crimes against humanity"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.

"A group of distinguished scholars and policymakers presents detailed views covering all major aspects of Chile's future economic development"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.

The exhibition is centered in the period when Chile was part of the Tawantinsuyu territory, the largest Pre-Columbian empire of the Americas, covering more than 12000 miles from the south of Colombia to central Chile. During the 15th century emperor Topa Inka Yupanqui conquered the territory that is now Chile and until the arrival of the Spanish conquerors, the territories of northern and central Chile were governed by Inca emperors and leaving behind and important language legacy. The exhibition includes archaeological metal, textile and stone pieces from diverse museums in Peru: Museo...

Cartoné. "El día en que el hombre se apoderó del lenguaje se apoderó de la historia y de la vida. Al hacerlo nos silenció. Yo diría que la gran revolución de este siglo es que las mujeres recuperen la voz". Cuatro mujeres chilenas, profesionales, situadas en la mitad de sus vidas, se reúnen junto a un lago para contar sus experiencias. Un torrente de testimonios distintos se entrecruzan sobre un paisaje íntimo común: la enorme capacidad de amar; la vulnerabilidad en el terreno afectivo, pese a los logros en el profesional; el costo de los sueños... Son la suma de muchas mujeres que ...