El sarcófago romano

Este libro es una guía práctica y accesible para saber más sobre Marie Curie, que le aportará la información esencial y le permitirá ganar tiempo. En tan solo 50 minutos, usted podrá: • Conocer la vida y obra de Marie Curie, que se traslada a Francia desde su Polonia natal para estudiar y acaba convirtiéndose en una de las figuras de la ciencia más importantes de la historia • Entender el arduo trabajo que realiza junto a su marido, Pierre Curie, y que desemboca en el descubrimiento de la radiactividad y en la concesión de dos premios Nobel • Analizar las repercusiones de sus...

n the last decades—and especially since the 1990s—there has been a noticeable reemergence of the nineteenth century in Southern Cone culture. Popular nineteenth-century figures (indios, gauchos, letrados, and cautivas) have reentered the national literary scene in Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay. Nineteenth-century heroes such as San Martín and Artigas are again the main protagonists of Southern Cone theater, film, and literature. Canonical nineteenth-century texts (La cautiva, Martín Fierro, Facundo) are being rewritten one more time in different artistic fields. Foundational...

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The author builds a realistic theory of democracy to end the false idea that corruption, state crime, and public immorality are democracy's (undesirable) products, not the natural and inevitable fruits of oligarchic regimes. Important theories of the state and constitution exist, but none can be called a theory of democracy.