Historia de una pájara sin alas

"Óscar Osorio despliega en este libro sobre la figura del sicario en la novela colombiana lo mejor de su capacidad crítica. Pone a prueba su honestidad intelectual y su rigor investigativo al confrontar a algunas de las figuras más prestigiosas de nuestra literatura colombiana. Pero no lo hace incurriendo en expresiones altisonantes, ni en frases truculentas. Prefiere emplear su agudeza analítica en cada lectura, opta por construir un diálogo solvente con otros estudiosos de su tema, elige entregarse a la filigrana de la argumentación y de la demostración." Alejandro José López

Este libro muestra algunas cronicas de jovenes colombianos de 19 a 25 años de distintas condiciones sociales educativas y culturales que narran parte de sus vidas y posiciones frente a su ambiente social.

These two stories, one poetic in the prosaic and the other prosaic poetic, represent the survival of love and the imposition of the death, including the bridge of life trying to happen in Colombia, where it is only possible to claim recognition in small private stories--Publisher.

"Excellent study by a team of Colombian social scientists of the recent evolution of Colombian-Venezuelan relations and their process of integration. Analyzes Colombian and Venezuelan roles in the other country's foreign policy, evolution of bilateral relations (1989-92), commercial relations, and negotiations and agreements on border, commercial, transportation, energy, environmental, and other issues. Concludes that integration process has lost momentum and recommends the reduction of the number and complexity of issues under discussion, while focusing attention on implementation of...

"A regional study of indigenous resistance to Spanish colonialism during the 16th-18th centuries, based on archival research, oral history, and secondary literature. The protagonists of the story include the Embera, the Burumia, the Tule, and the Carauta, who all lived near the Atrato river. Data on parcialidades, encomenderos, and population are presented in tables. Several maps illustrate the text"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.