Ortega y Gasset, su visión de España

"Un viejo travesti de la c rcel nos dio la clave para entender los procesos de subjetivaci n espec ficos de la instituci n carcelaria. La Paz nos se al el orden preformativo de las identidades y de la subjetividad. Ella misma pasa por su cuerpo desde lo homosexual al machismo. Por lo tanto, queda en una zona intermedia, en un entre permanente. Es ambos a la vez. Entonces, si continu bamos adheridos a la polaridad femenino/masculino, hombre/mujer, creyendo que el g nero corresponde a la diferenciaci n de unidades discretas, lo que ella nos dec a no ten a sentido alguno. Lo que hicimos fue...

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Hasta la fecha, los historiadores extranjeros sólo habían utilizado fuentes inglesas o francesas para explicar la resistencia española a la invasión napoleónica. Por vez primera, Charles Esdaile, se ha basado en archivos españoles, algunos de ellos nunca consultados, ha revisado minuciosamente los estudios locales sobre la guerra de Independencia (Badajoz, Zaragoz,...) y ha tenido muy encuenta la presna española de la época y las biografías de algunos de los principales guerrilleros. El resultado es una visión totalmente nueva de la resistencia española. Charles Esdaile es uno de...

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