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Just a few times before in Mexico had been analyzed the relation between the church, national identity and state like in this work. The author offers an essay with the relation between politics, religious toughs and the struggles to establish a new politic system between the Independence and the Reform. This book also contains a study of the presence of religion in the political life and daily life and how it influences in the structure of the national identity.

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Nunca se había visto en la Historia un tipo de violencia como la desencadenada por los nazis, tanto en Alemania como fuera de su país, tras su llegada al poder en 1933: ¿Cómo una sociedad, culta, patria de filósofos, músicos, premios Nobel..., se vio atraída y secundó tal régimen del horror? Hay razones de carácter cultural e histórico, pero también hubo una normativa legal, unos métodos de actuación y sobre todo una divulgación de los mismos, poco estudiados hasta ahora, que fueron puestos en práctica por los distintos colectivos sociales. Unos fundamentos que se sintetizan...

"This annotated bibliography of 332 Mexican autobiographies breaks new ground in the field of Latin American bibliography, for up to now, no study has existed of autobiography in this part of the world. . . . This volume could serve as a model for future bibliographies of autobiographies in other Hispanic countries such as Spain itself, Argentina, Chile, etc. . . . This volume belongs in any library interested in Mexico and its culture. Woods and his translator Josefina Crus-Melendez should be congratulated for a job well done." ARBA