... in homage to the man as poet, or writer, or even as educator, but as a public testimony to Torres Bodet’s humanistic spirit. The object of their writing is Torres Bodet as Humanist, i.e., the Renaissance man who promotes the study of humanity in its many facets, and whose attitudes and mode of thought...

... historical testimony has appeared, beginning with the extensive five-volume work of the late public figure and poet, Jaime Torres Bodet. Eduardo Villaseñor, while not writing in such detail as Torres Bodet, has set down some personal observations that span more than forty years in public life. His comments...

... emphasized his concern by personally opening the congress on December 24. In his speech before the assembled teachers, newly appointed Minister of Education Jaime Torres Bodet adopted a moderate position on the sensitive ideological issues surrounding the religious restrictions that remained in Article Three...

...Hugh M. Hamill, Jr. Hidalgo: Segundo Centenario. Discursos . By Sánchez Manuel Moreno , Iduarte Andrés , Ceniceros José Angel , Fraga Gregorio Torres , Chávez Ignacio , Pineda Salvador , Valenzuela Arturo , Reyes Alfonso , Bodet Jaime Torres , Azuela...

..., by Jesús Sotelo Inclán; El período de conciliación y consolidación. 1946-1958, by Raúl Cardiel Reyes; El segundo período de Torres Bodet: 1958-1964, by ArqUímedes Caballero and Salvador Medrano; Los años recientes. 1964-1976, by Arturo González Cosío; La educación normal, by Martha Eugenia Curiel Méndez...

... the Secretary of Education, Dr. Jaime Torres Bodet, an outstanding poet, who represented the President of Mexico; the Secretary of Foreign Relations, Señor Manuel Tello, who conferred posthumously upon Dr. Valle, by order of the President, the Order of the Aztec Eagle; Dr. A. M. Carreno, the director...

... compilation of data; and, without doubt, Professor Camp will be most grateful to careful readers who detect errors and then communicate with him at the Department of Political Science, Central College, Pella, Iowa. For example, Jaime Torres Bodet served as Director General of UNESCO from 1949 to 1952...

... to Lázaro Cárdenas, Plutarco Calles, Manuel Gómez Marín, Diego Rivera, Daniel Cosío Villegas, Rodolfo Usigli, and Jaime Torres Bodet, not to mention others. It is difficult to summarize the correspondence of Marte Rodolfo Gómez, whose distinguished career stretched from 1915 to 1973. First and foremost...