La disputa del Nuevo Mundo

Con la llegada al Nuevo Mundo, los cronistas espa oles tuvieron la funci n de relatar a Europa c mo era el territorio reci n descubierto. Algunos se dedicaron a describir poblaciones ind genas y su cultura. Otros, como Gonzalo Fern ndez de Oviedo, registraron las especies de animales y plantas aut ctonas, de cuya vida y obra se comenta en este libro.

Este libro propone un viaje al pasado de Carmen de Patagones y Viedma a fines del siglo XIX. Empieza con un recorrido por el espacio urbano de ambos pueblos (sus calles, veredas, viviendas, plazas, cementerio, etc.) tal como lo veían y vivían sus protagonistas. Luego, identifica a los actores que vivieron en él. Los trabajos que realizaban tanto hombres como mujeres. Las formas que adoptaron las alianzas matrimoniales, las casas en las moraron y los roles de cada miembro de la familia, en especial mujeres y niños. Por último, la salud y la enfermedad trasladan al lector a un problema...

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