...Roscoe R. Hill El eco ds los Andes . ( Mendoza : Instituto de Investigaciones Históricas, Universidad Nacional de Cuyo, Argentina , 1943 . Unpaginated. Pp. 252 .) Copyright 1944 by Duke University Press 1944 ...

...—that other livelihoods existed. 122 If historians of the banana industry need to be sensitive to local eco-social variations, they also need to adopt transnational perspectives capable of linking producer regions to consumer markets. Scholars have noted for some time the extent to which fluctuations...

...William H. Jeffrey Milicia literaria de Mayo ( ecos, cronicones y pervivencias ) . By Castagnino Raúl H. . Buenos Aires , 1960 . Editorial Nova . Illustrations . Pp. 184 . Paper. Copyright 1962 by Duke University Press 1962 In commemoration of the sesquicentennial...

... from YouTube, creating an accurate whistled version of his spoken story and concealing his words via strategies similar to those used in the colony. Here, the signs of spoken language and whistled tones have been interchanged, while the content that they represent remains the same. Umberto Eco...

... Copyright © 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 3. Araújo, Carnaval , 38; Tinhorão, A imprensa , 89; Flores, “Do entrudo,” 160. 4. Cunha, Ecos , 87–149 (quote on 88); Araújo, Festas , 169–296; Lazzari, Coisas , 197–222. Some link this cultural transformation to a rising bourgeoisie...

... a fresh angle within Cuba studies, in which discussions about energy (almost exclusively oil) have been tangential to a focus on Cold War style geopolitics. It also engages with debates around energy politics, development studies, degrowth, and eco-socialism. In Cuba, where development is shaped...

... of this interpretation of the environmental histories of Cuba, Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Colombia, and the United States. McCook’s long chapter on the “Eco-Rationalization of the Caribbean Sugar Industry” is the heart and strength of this book. He highlights the heroic success achieved by Puerto Rican...

..., the civil code drawn up by Santa Cruz for the state of North Peru in 1836, and selected documents from El Eco del Protectorado , the official newspaper of the Santa Cruz Confederation. These two volumes hold no interest for the general reader, but they are a necessity for the specialist in Andean...

... War II. The authors argue that between 1945 and 1971, the eco nomic and political importance of copper grew in tandem with both the country’s effort to industrialize and the influence of developmentalist and structuralist economic theories within the country. For the authors, then, the ways in which...

... types of research beyond the established boundaries. Robert S. Smith. Duke University. El movimiento obrero latinoamericano. By Moises Poblete Troncoso. [Coleccibn Tierra Firme, 17.] (Mexico: Fondo de Cultura Eco- nomica, 1946. Pp. 296. Paper.) The first general history of trade-unionism in Hispanic...

... Foucault, Umberto Eco, Claus Offe, and Max Weber. Particularly referencing Foucault’s Archeology of Knowledge and Order of Things , Martín Sánchez focuses on portions of the thirty speeches to determine their relationship to state policy. Quite evident in these speeches was a necessary deference...

..., “must have been exceedingly uncomfortable.” Provincial Governor Carlos D’Amico acknowledged the widespread use of the cepo or stocks throughout the countryside. 45 On July 23, 1886, El Eco de Tandil reported that the police commissioner of Navarro had placed a fifteen-year-old boy in the stocks...

... notes that “aunque pueden existir ‘encabalgamientos, interacciones o ecos’ entre las nociones raciales modernas y las que estoy tratando de resaltar, mi interés primordial es enfocar en la alteridad de estas” (p. 40). Some readers may wish for a messier account that brings into view, and helps explain...

... between architects and artists in such buildings as the Secretaría de Educación Pública, where Diego Rivera gave visual form to José Vasconcelos's raza cósmica ; El Eco Experimental Museum, by Mathias Goeritz; the elite homes designed by Luis Barragán and Max Cetto in El Pedregal; and several university...

... of Goeritz's artistic practice, from its beginnings in Spain in 1945 to overseeing commissions for the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City. Particularly key chapters look at the Mexico City creations of the Museo Experimental El Eco, an experimental art gallery that Goeritz designed in the early 1950s; and the Torres...

...-century novelist and chronicler Machado de Assis. Defining the parameters of his methodology in a typical postmodern pastiche, Chalhoub refers to the empiricism of Voltaire’s character Zadig, to Umberto Eco, and to Sherlock Holmes, and he associates himself with three modern scholars who (except...

... que fue vocero La Tribuna de los hermanos Varela. La etapa siguiente de Hernández, en Corrientes, es más intensa con funciones judiciales, legislativas y en la redacción de El Eco de Corrientes (1868), siempre en la línea de sostenida oposición a los malabarismos políticos y a las...

... us to a level of analysis incompatible with the regional and national scope of political and economic relations. Attributing the failure of development programs to this diversity is an environmental variant of blaming the victim; far from being impeded by eco-systemic diversity, the mega-projects...

... of the populus reappeared in the political discourse, and the possibility of revolution “à la française,” awoke conservative feelings about the natural order of society and a rejection of radical change. Clara Lida cites the Mexican Eco del Comercio as “ringing the alarm bells vis-à-vis ‘the principles...

..., and North American Brazilianist Bryan McCann, who have each published important texts that place music at the center of historical inquiry. See Abreu, O império ; Abreu, “ Mulatas ”; Cunha, Carnavais ; Cunha, Ecos ; Cunha, “De sambas”; McCann, Hello . 20. Hunt, “Introduction,” 9. 21. Ibid...