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Nineteenth-Century Nation Building and the Latin American Intellectual Tradition

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ISBN-10: 0872208370

ISBN-13: 9780872208377

Edition: 2007

Authors: Janet Burke, Ted Humphrey, Ted Humphrey, Ted Humphrey

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List price: $19.00
Copyright year: 2007
Publisher: Hackett Publishing Company, Incorporated
Publication date: 2/28/2007
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 384
Size: 5.75" wide x 8.75" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.100
Language: English

D�az del Castillo was a soldier in the army of Hern�n Cort�s. He is best known for writing a classic memoir of the conquest of Mexico.Janet Burke is Associate Dean in Barrett, the Honors College, and Lincoln Fellow for Ethics and Latin American Intellectual History in the Lincoln Center for Ethics, at Arizona State University.

Ted Humphrey is President's Professor, Barrett Professor, and Lincoln Professor of Ethics and Latin American Intellectual History at Arizona State University.

"Address to the Angostura Congress, February 15, 1819, the Day of Its Installation" / "Address to the Constituent Congress of Bolivia" (1826) (selection)
"On the Expulsion of the Natives and Citizens of This Republic Born in Spain" (1827) / "On Ecclesiastical Wealth" (1831) (selections)
"Speech Delivered at the Installation of the University of Chile, September 17, 1843" / "Response to Lastarria on the Influence of the Conquest" (1844)
Investigations Regarding the Social Influence of the Conquest and the Spanish Colonial System in Chile (1844) (selections) / America (1865) (selections)
"Chilean Sociability" (1844) (selections)
Facundo, or Civilization and Barbarism (1845) (selections)
The Socialist Doctrine of the Association of May (1846) (selections)
The History of Mexico (18491852) (selection)
Foundations and Points of Departure for the Political Organization of the Republic of Argentina (1853) (selections)
"The Scientific Education of Women" (1873) (selection) / "The Purpose of the Normal School" (1884)
Seven Treatises: Third Treatise: "Reply to a Pseudo-Catholic Sophist" (1882) (selection)
"Our America" (1891)
"The Mission of the Woman Writer in Spanish America" (1895)
"The Present Era," from The Political Evolution of the Mexican People (1900-1902) (selections)
Rebellion in the Backlands (1902) (selections)
"The Woman Worker and the Woman" (1904)
The Future of the Latin American Nations (1906) (selections)
The Sick People (1909) (selections)