Aequora, pontos, jam, mare... Mare, uomini e merci nel Mediterraneo antico. Atti del Convegno internazionale (Genova, 9-10 dicembre 2004)

La herencia social de los pueblos andinos es muy rica, variada y compleja. Su larga tradición tiene orígenes remotos e inciertos; sus pueblos lograron grandes avances civilizatorios y sus creencias y prácticas culturales resisten los embates de la globalización económica y comunicativa de nuestro tiempo. Este libro aborda distintas problemáticas ligadas a esta apasionante temática, procurando un enfoque orientador sobre sus implicaciones latinoamericanas. No se pretende agotar la temática del patrimonio cultural andino pero sí abordar algunas de sus dimensiones: las prácticas...

El nazismo postuló que todos aquellos que no fueran arios no eran humanos y serían tratados como animales.? En los campos de concentración nazis, cientos de fieles guar-dianas, con la sangre «limpia», se convirtieron en las torturadoras y asesinas más despiadadas de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. No son tan conocidas como Hitler, Himmler o Goebbels pero la historia más siniestra de la humanidad tiene su hueco para estas auténticas arpías, las caras inhumanas que tantas víctimas dejaron tras de sí, como el caso de Hermine Braunsteiner, La Yegua de Majdanek, que disfrutaba dando coces en ...

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