Articles about "history"

Temáticas

The making of the community utopia

  • Delázkar Noel Rizo Gutiérrez

The ethnographies in this dossier show the frictions, differences and even contradictions in cultural dynamics when traditional ways of organizing life, the longing to recover the past and keep it alive, internal social rules, moral principles, the demands and aspirations of younger generations, external and internal intellectual proposals, learning to organize political struggles and dialogues with the State, the influence of markets, national policies and the multiple paths to achieve the desired futures come together. If there is one tradition worth remembering from the utopian proposals of the last centuries, it is that the subject of change requires the collectivity to develop its capacity for agency towards change, towards the dreamed horizon.

Entrevistas

The horizons of universality: Serge Gruzinski's research and perspective.

Interview with

    • Arturo Reynoso
    • Serge Gruzinski

    What benefits, in the end, has globalization offered to one part of the world as well as another? What are the risks of the interaction of diverse societies? How can we understand over time the different "colonizations" in history, not only that of the New World, but also those that had already occurred in other parts of the planet? Complete interview with one of the most outstanding experts on the process of globalization and the history of Mexico.

    Entrevistas

    The Movement of History, The Movement of Life Within

    https://youtu.be/zezZbbTQ96Q
    Interview with
    • Tomás Calvillo

    • Arturo Gutierrez del Angel
    • Greta alvarado lugo

    To speak in Encartes of our guest, Dr. Tomás Calvillo, is to allude to one of the great specialists on the Philippine Islands, where he was ambassador from 2006 to 2012. Historian, political scientist, essayist, narrator, painter, Dr. Calvillo was a founder of El Colegio de San Luis, where he is currently a research professor. 

    Reseñas críticas

    Break everything. The history of rock in Latin America

    Picky Talarico, Nicolás Entel and Nicolás Gueilburt2020 Red Creek Productions, New York.

    Rompan Todo: One of Many Possible Latin American Rock´N´Roll Stories

    • Ma. del Carmen de la Peza Casares

    Rompan todo is a documentary series of the historical, participatory and testimonial genre distributed by Netflix. It consists of six chapters with an approximate duration of one hour each. The chapters present chronologically the development of rock in Latin America, each one covers a period of approximately 10 years.

    Entrevistas

    Social sciences here and now: meanings and perspectives of the research profession

    Interview with
    • Alan knight

    • Claudio Palma Mancilla
    • Joel Pedraza Mandujano

    In the framework of the conference Social Sciences Here and Now. Senses and Perspectives of the Research Profession, developed at Ciesas Occidente on November 6 and 7, 2014, we had the opportunity to interview the English historian Alan Knight, from the Institute of Latin American Studies at the University of Oxford. The meeting not only served as a platform for debate and communication between the exhibitors and attendees, but also to dialogue on a more personal level with researchers about the themes and central axes on which it was discussed in the work meetings.

    Reseñas críticas

    Historia del Reino de la Nueva Galicia

    Thomas Calvo and Aristarco Regalado Pinedo (coords.), 2016 University of Guadalajara, Mexico, 877 pp.

    A look at the past of Nueva Galicia

    • Andres Fabregas Puig

    The history of the Kingdom of New Galicia is part of the process of expansion of Western Europe, modernization and capitalism, in the form of colonialism. Likewise, it is part of the decolonization processes in general and of the formation of the Mexican nation and the Mexican national State in particular. The texts that make up the work document the above, describe the results of the colonial enterprise that lasted three centuries, the expropriation of the lands from their original owners, the disruption of the territories and the forging of new regional realities, evangelization and, therefore, Of course, the anti-colonial resistance of which the Mixtón war is already an icon.