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Hitojichitachi No 1-seiki
The city at its limits
The city at its limits

By Daniella Gandolfo

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Moving away from silence
Moving away from silence

By Thomas Turino

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Liberalism in the Bedroom
Deconstructing Legitimacy
Sellers and Servants
Callejones y mansiones
Pobreza urbana, participacion politica y politica estatal
El espejo del otro
El espejo del otro

By Yusuke Murakami

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Esclavos de la ciudad letrada
Esclavos de la ciudad letrada

By Jose Ramon Jouve Martin

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Se analiza las formas en las que la comunidad negra de Lima interactuó con la cultura letrada del siglo XVII, empezando por los procesos ideológicos que establecieron los esclavos con notarios y...

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