Memorias Del Cautiverio (Páginas De La Revolución Filipina)

Indagar en el pasado es un ejercicio reflexivo, que nos somete a un sin fin de preguntas que detonan una exquisita curiosidad por saber quiénes somos. El ayer nos construye, y a su vez, nos permite desmitificar lo que por años, y muchas veces por siglos, hemos creído sobre ciertos acontecimientos. Hablemos de Historia otra vez, es el segundo título que forma parte de la colección Memoria y Patrimonio, que Ediciones Filacteria ha creado para difundir proyectos de investigación vinculados a las Ciencias sociales y a la divulgación de un relato histórico que visibilice y reconstruya los...

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Hay mucho del pasado que late en la actualidad aparentemente más inédita. Ese pasado, sin determinarlo, condiciona en gran medida las situaciones del presente, como precisa el maestro y fundador de las relaciones internacionales en España, Antonio Truyol y Serra. Cualquier estudio de la realidad internacional que aspire a un mínimo de reflexividad, crítica, innovación y profundidad, debe recurrir, desde sus propias determinaciones epistémicas y metodológicas, a la historia, reflejo del trasfondo de lo que Raymond Aron llamó “orden del devenir”.

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