Pregúntale a la Espasa

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Construir la identidad en la Edad Media Resumen La noción “identidad” es uno de los constructos sociales cargado de una mayor fuerza simbólico-ideológica, política y emotiva. Constituye uno de los principales fundamentos no solo de la proyección en el espacio y en el tiempo del individuo sino también de la construcción en comunidad de los sujetos sociales singulares. De ahí que el preguntarnos por el sujeto histórico, cualquiera que este sea, debe conducir a reflexionar precisamente en su identidad: sus fundamentos, estrategias, mecanismos de producción y reproducción, teniendo ...

La Historia de Tlaxcala fue escrita por Diego Muñoz y Camargo entre 1576 y 1591. Aquí se describen la religión, costumbres, cultura, y forma de vida de los tlaxcaltecas antes de la Conquista; y se narran los acontecimientos de la Conquista de México, desde los presagios de la llegada de los españoles, hasta los acontecimientos durante el mandato de Álvaro Manrique de Zúñiga, séptimo virrey de Nueva España.

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