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104. The Jesuits: Constructing the Mexican Nation
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The Jesuits: Constructing the Mexican Nation. After their expulsion in 1767, the Jesuits from New Spain spent their days reflecting on a society that would become the Mexican nation. These thinkers were the first to adopt the name “Mexicans” for the inhabitants of this region, building a shared memory and proposing useful projects to take fuller advantage of the area’s natural resources.
Languages
Spanish / English
Size
Softcover
23 x 1 x 32
Hardcover
23 x 1 x 32
Pages
120
ISBN
978-607-461-087-1
Authors
Alfonso Alfaro,
Francisco Xavier Clavijero,
Arturo Reynoso,
Diego José Abad,
Francisco Xavier Alegre,
Juan Luis Maneiro,
Andrés Cavo,
Rafael Landívar,
Pedro José Márquez,
Manuel Fabri,
Andrés de Guevara y Basoazábal,
José Luis Bermeo,
Luis José Guerrero,
José Rafael Campoy
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