Las paides y las puellae

Resultado del simposio Quinientos a os de Historia en Am rica Latina, Leopoldo Zea presenta una compilaci n de las ponencias expuestas. Los ensayos de Gregorio Weinberger, Carlos Paladines y Germ n Arciniegas, entre otros, dan pie a la reflexi n sobre las perspectivas que Am rica Latina tiene en el siglo XXI.

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Pasemos 24 horas con los antiguos egipcios. El antiguo Egipto no era solo pirámides, esfinges y sarcófagos de oro. La vida de un egipcio medio era dura, y el trabajo arduo bajo la mirada ardiente del dios sol Ra. En el transcurso de un día en la antigua ciudad de Tebas (al día de hoy Luxor), capital religiosa de Egipto, nos encontraremos con 24 egipcios de todas las clases sociales –desde el faraón al panadero, desde el soldado a la comadrona- y llegaremos a saber cómo era el verdadero Egipto pasando una hora con cada uno de ellos. Nos encontraremos con un personaje diferente en cada...

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