Milenarismo vasco

El título del libro propone, deliberadamente, que la independencia de Venezuela podría ser vista en su conjunto o a través de muchos de sus episodios, como un proceso de búsqueda de la paz. Eso sí, llena de conflictividad, mucha de ella en forma de violencia, y otra parte importante en forma de paz. El iris representa la mirada manifiesta e intencionada de buscar y analizar los distintos tipos de regulaciones pacíficas, expresadas en actores, momentos, espacios, documentos y en su interacción imperfecta hasta el desarrollo del proceso de paz.

Preparese para desaprender todo lo que creia saber sobre la Capilla Sixtina y las obras maestras de Miguel angel. Este libro procurara desplazar siglos de prejuicio, censura e ignorancia de uno de los tesoros del arte mas famosos y queridos del mundo. Hace quinientos anos Miguel angel comenzo una pintura que se convirtio en una de las piezas de arte mas famosas del mundo: el cielorraso de la Capilla Sixtina. Todos los anos, millones de personas se acercan a ver el cielorraso Sixtino de Miguel angel, el fresco mas grande del mundo en la mas sagrada de las capillas cristianas; sin embargo, no...

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Perhaps the opening paragraph from Paul Larson¿s (Baylor University) prologue to the Epistola ad Mahomatem II summarizes what this new Scripta Humanistica volume has to offer to readers of literature and history alike: ¿This new scholarly edition certainly begs the question: how can a fifteenth century letter from the then Pope Pius II to the Muslim conqueror of Constantinople have any relevance for contemporary scholars and students in the early 21st century? Embroiled as we are in chaotic and tumultuous religious and political conflict in Europe and the Middle East, perhaps the answer is...