Teatro y Revolución Cubana

La Veterinaria Grecorromana es una obra de Historia de la Ciencia, centrada específicamente en el desarrollo del conocimiento de la medicina animal a partir de sus fuentes occidentales primigenias, concretamente en la cultura grecorromana. La obra supone la actualización y concreción de los conocimientos más actuales sobre el tema desarrollado, así como la descripción de los autores y obras escritas conocidas que han permanecido.

"Cover" -- "Title" -- "Copyright" -- "Dedication" -- "Contents" -- "1. IntroducciÃ3n" -- "2. SoberanÃa genérica. Elluto humano" -- "2.1. RevoluciÃ3n Mexicana" -- "2.2. Dos soberanos: Adán y Calixto" -- "2.3. La huelga" -- "2.4. Viaje inmÃ3vil" -- "3. José Revueltas y la filosofÃa latinoamericana: imágenes cinematográficas del mundo" -- "3.1. La filosofÃa latinoamericana" -- "3.2. El método de Revueltas" -- "3.3. Conciencia, ver dad, idea" -- "3.4. América Latina como imagen" -- "3.5. América Latina como isla" -- "3. 1968: LÃ3gicas de la crueldad. Parte I" --...

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American military aviation reached a low point after World War I, lagging behind its European counterparts and facing a peacetime battle for survival. To raise the public profile of aviation, military leaders encouraged their pilots to enter air shows and vie for speed, endurance, and altitude records. As a result, U.S. Army airmen daringly accomplished the first flight around the world in 1924, three years before Charles Lindbergh's famous solo flight. In Around the World in 175 Days, Carroll V. Glines recounts this adventure from the golden age of aviation. After two years of planning, four ...