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En sus nichos y procesos el feminismo ha expresado el anhelo de las mujeres de hacer realidad las promesas contenidas en el paradigma utópico de la modernidad: igualdad, desarrollo, progreso y democracia, y de sus principios de universalidad, diversidad y no exclusion, pos del bienestar y la calidad de vida, la vida libre de violencia.Las feministas de cada generacion nos hemos dado cuenta de que la utopia moderna tampoco incluye a las mujeres como sujeto. Las claves de la modernidad son atributos que conforman condiciones de genero de los hombres en el mundo patriarcal. Son tambien, estructuras y relaciones sociales que garantizan el uso de poderes, privilegios y prerrogativas monopolizadas y potenciadas por ellos en cada estrato y categoria. Mujeres de los tiempos modernos se han inspirado en esas claves y han anhelado para si y para su genero las que garantizarian su desarrollo y bienestar, a las que atribuyen la posibilidad de desterrar los cautiverios.

Este libro nos brinda la oportunidad de realizar una nueva lectura de la historia de Sonora y de Yucatán, y de las vías por las que esos estados se relacionaron con el centro de México. Es también una investigacion historica hecha con perspectiva antropologica y con compromiso etico, academico y social.

El Comité Organizador del 56º Congreso Internacional deAmericanistas (ICA) publica las actas del encuentro celebrado en la Universidadde Salamanca el 15 al 20 de julio de 2018. Bajo el lema «Universa

Investigación académica a públicos amplios para lograr una visión sobre la realidad contemporánea sobre los medios de entretenimiento

Investigación arqueológica que explora por qué la sal fue objeto de interés más allá de su obtención y consumo, hasta convertirse en unidades de intercambio transportables que cubrieron necesidades relacionadas con el prestigio social y politico, entre las poblaciones del periodo Posclasico en el centro de Mexico.

A la distancia de cinco siglos desde los primeros europeos que llegaron a tierras de México antiguo, pervive el asombro inicial frente a las manifestaciones religiosas de los indígenas prehispánicos y se convierte en estimulo para procurar un mejor conocimiento de aquellas sociedades y de su religion.

Se conjugan los conocimientos antropológicos y odontológicos con el objeto de estudiar y clasificar, mediante métodos estandarizados presentes en las piezas dentarias de los distintos grupos humanos,

El mestizaje desde el punto de vista antropológico

Andrés Pérez de Ribas llegó a la Nueva España en 1604 y vivió durante 16 años entre los indios zuaques, ahomes y yaquis del noroeste de México. Nos entrega en esta selección paisajes, pueblos, costumbres y peripecias que enmarcaron la conquista espiritual de aquel territorio.

Naufragios entre los siglos XVI y XX y restos arqueológicos

Continuación de una autobiografía hecha por Alfredo Guerrero Tarquín en las obras, Memorias de un agrarista en sus dos tomos.

La luna y los simbols

La triade prenatal se halla integrada por la placenta, la bolsa amniótica y el cordón umbilical, que simboliza la constelación simbólica, mítica, legendaria y ceremonial de nuestros antepasados. Esta investigacion presenta una exploracion en el ambito magico del cordon umbilical.

Commentator: Arturo E. de la Mota

A revolution is reshaping our understanding of human origins.Gone is the old narrative of slow, animal-like evolution. Instead, we now see humanitys emergence as marked by explosive transformations like the Palaeolithic spiritual leap that gave birth to cave art, a profound expression of shamanistic visionary consciousness. Even the long-misunderstood Neanderthals are now recognized as integral to our story.At the heart of this new prehistory lies the world of the cave artists, whose vision shaped the essential scope of human existence along with its inherent dangers and excesses. As explored in Andrew Welburns acclaimed Neanderthals and Atlantis, Rudolf Steiner and the New Prehistory (nominated for the 2025 ISSR International Book Prize), Steiners linking of the Atlantis legend and the betrayal of its Mysteries to this era gains startling new relevance. But the story does not end there. Steiner revealed how the great cultures of antiquity India, Persia, Egypt and Mesopotamia were not merely outdated belief systems but vital stages in humanitys evolution of consciousness. These traditions planted within us the seeds of moral sacrifice, commitment to a better world, and the courage to confront life and death. Today, cutting-edge prehistorians are abandoning the myth of culture as a patchwork of conquests, embracing instead a Palaeolithic Continuity Model that resonates deeply with Steiners vision.In this illuminating second volume, Welburn bridges the gap between the Ice Ages transformative crisis and a bold new interpretation of modernity. Drawing on Steiners insights including the profound Moses Mystery he reveals how the Bible and Christianity are illuminated by the hidden currents of human consciousness. A groundbreaking work that redefines our past to better understand our future.

Few books have changed the way we see the world as profoundly as Charles Darwins On the Origin of Species. First published in 1859, this landmark work introduced the revolutionary theory of evolution by natural selection, transforming science, philosophy, and our understanding of life itself.Darwin carefully presents his evidence from years of study, observation, and experimentation, revealing how species evolve over time through adaptation and survival. His exploration of variation, competition, and inheritance not only challenged traditional beliefs but also laid the foundation of modern biology.Written with clarity and precision, On the Origin of Species remains one of the most important scientific texts ever published. More than a scientific treatise, it is a testament to human curiosity and the pursuit of knowledge, offering insights that continue to inspire debate and discovery today.Hailed as one of the most influential books in history, Darwins masterpiece is essential reading for students of science, history, philosophy, and anyone who seeks to understand the origins of life and the processes that shape it. Click Buy Now and experience the groundbreaking work that forever changed how we see the natural world.

The book that forever changed how we see life on Earth.First published in 1859, On the Origin of Species by Charles Darwin introduced the theory of evolution by natural selection, transforming biology, science, and our understanding of the natural world.Drawing on years of meticulous research and observations from his voyage on the HMS Beagle, Darwin revealed how species adapt, survive, and evolve over time. With clear arguments and abundant evidence, he challenged conventional beliefs and laid the foundation for modern biology.Far more than a scientific text, this book is a milestone in human thoughtan exploration of lifes diversity and the forces that shape it. Its influence extends beyond science, touching philosophy, religion, and culture, making it one of the most important works ever written.Today, On the Origin of Species remains essential reading for anyone interested in science, history, or the profound story of life itself. Click "Buy Now" and experience the revolutionary book that redefined science and humanitys place in nature.

Magic pervades every inch of Wales, from Anglesey in the north to the Vale of Glamorgan in the south, from the Marches in the east to the shores of the west. Every corner of this landscape has stories of local magicians and witches, yet so many of these figures are relatively unknown outside of Wales and are overshadowed by their English counterparts.Set in encyclopedia format, Of Doves & Ravens invites readers on a tour through the rich folklore of this landscape. Discover the recollections of market fortune-tellers who historically plied their trade in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and meet the gwrach who dwell in lonely places; the dynen hysbys who help find lost cattle and protect against the malevolence of witches; and the legendary magicians who summon demons and often are buried in the walls of church.This is magical Wales revealed.

The Hungarian Peasant Farmer is Baroness Orczys heartfelt tribute to her homeland and its enduring rural traditions. Best known for her Scarlet Pimpernel adventures, here she turns to nonfiction, offering vivid descriptions of the Hungarian countryside, its farming communities, and the customs that defined village life at the turn of the century. Blending cultural history with affectionate observation, Orczy celebrates the strength, resilience, and spirit of the peasant class the backbone of Hungarys national identity. Both informative and nostalgic, this work provides readers with a rare glimpse into the world that shaped Orczys imagination, making it a valuable cultural document as well as a literary curiosity.