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The Myth of the Non-Russian explores the magical realist prose of two non-Slavic authors writing in Russian in the Soviet Union in the 1970s-1980s. Erika Haber argues that these authors juxtaposed their native myth with Soviet myth, thus undermining the Soviet prescription of national conformity in art by suggesting a plurality of worlds and truths.

A new hypothesis on nationalism, the 2nd Spanish Republic and history teaching, as well as a full historiographical review of research on the Spanish Civil War and Franco¿s regime in the Valencian region make this book a must-have for students, researchers and members of the public who want to approach the history of the 20th century, a period close to our present which can help us understand our own culture and the challenges facing modern society in a better way.

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Este es un ejercicio poco común en la historiografía colombiana; es una lectura comparada de periódicos de la segunda mitad del siglo XVIII y comienzos del XIX con el fin de establecer el proceso de la opinión pública moderna en varios países de la América española. La lectura informa que hubo un aporte retórico ilustrado a las formas de discusión pública permanente que se expandieron luego de la crisis monárquica. En los primeros decenios republicanos se impuso el disenso como rasgo clave del lenguaje político de las repúblicas nacientes; el sistema político representativo fue ...