Mariano José de Larra

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Desde tiempos milenarios, el hombre ha buscado entender las razones de su existencia en la tierra. ¿Por qué estamos aquí? ¿Quiénes somos? ¿Por qué tenemos que morir? en ese primer gran interrogante, en esa búsqueda de trascendencia, está el origen de toda

This study presents a compelling reflection on the historian's task. Based on his extensive teaching and research experience as well as his rigorous analysis of historical scholarship, Professor Bernardo Ares's study of history sets historical knowledge against the general framework of scientific knowledge. Supported by a thorough definition of the concept of history, Historiology, Research and Didactics focuses on the basic epistemological and methodological questions involved in the study of history, and provides a unique analysis of the didactics of history. Stressing the importance of...

La historia del libro universal ha venido siendo una historia en masculino, prácticamente desde los orígenes. El estudio de los talleres de imprenta, de la edición de libros, de las librerías e incluso de las bibliotecas se desarrollaba entre rudos personajes que manejaban las prensas, hábiles negociantes que identificaban las obras que habrían de producir beneficios, concienzudos artesanos que encuadernaban y vendían el libro, e intelectuales que lo coleccionaban y, posiblemente, leían. Todos, o casi todos, hombres. Sin embargo, desde hace algún tiempo la investigación ha...