El futuro era nuestro

Cesáreo Fernández Duro (Zamora, 1830-Madrid, 1908), marino de profesión, fue, en realidad, un excelente erudito y escritor en un siglo, el XIX, riquísimo en grandes eruditos escritores. En su amplia labor destacan, sobre todo, los libros dedicados a la historia naval, desde su inicial Naufragios de la Armada española (1867) hasta su completísima y aún no superada Historia de la Armada española, nueve volúmenes escritos entre 1895 y 1903, pasando por los curiosísimos volúmenes de Disquisiciones náuticas (1880) o sus ensayos sobre Cervantes marino (1865), Colón y Pinzón (1883), La ...

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A pesar del evidente impacto de la guerra sobre una sociedad son muy pocos los trabajos, con metodologí­a moderna, que se han dedicado a la forma de combatir en la Edad Media. Esta pionera obra se centra en la arqueologí­a del combate, es decir, sobre cómo y con qué medios se combatí­a en la Edad Media, cómo se reflejaba y sus resultados. La forma de combatir presenta unos condicionantes universales, los biomecánicos, y otros propios de la época y la cultura, los tecnológicos y sociales. En ese sentido, esta obra es innovadora en el ámbito académico europeo, y pionera en España.

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