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Nombre del autor:Daniela Pérez

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David Ortiz Zepeda and his book «El Minero Rojo»: on a literary journey

Delve into the intriguing world of «El Minero Rojo» written by David Ortiz Zepeda and illustrated by Manuel Mendez Martinez, a captivating tale published in 2019. This book seamlessly merges storytelling and art, immersing readers in a diabolical and mesmerizing journey through the landscapes of Atacama. Uncover this compelling tale that transports you to a way of life where the mind wanders through the sunny and dry expanse, painting a vivid picture of the North’s diabolic allure.

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Discovering Legal Horizons: Tomas Garay Perez’s literary debut with «Manual de Historia del Derecho”

Embark on a captivating exploration of legal history with «Manual de Historia del Derecho,» released on October 6, 2023. This enriching book takes you on a fascinating journey through the origins of law in Chile, unraveling key concepts and tracing its evolution. Delving into the importance of law in the country’s education system, it navigates from the influence of Roman law to the inception of the earliest universities. The author intricately weaves historical contexts, exploring the rise of Al-Andalus and the Catholic Hispanic kingdoms. Additionally, delve into the synthesis of the medieval legal system in Hispanic territories, spotlighting King Alfonso X’s profound influence through «Las Partidas» in normative unification.

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«Relave: material particulado», a poetic critique of the environmental catastrophe in Copiapo by Vicente Rivera Plaza

Step into the philosophical depths of «Relave: material particulado,» published in 2021, where poetic verses explore the profound concept of resource exploitation in the Atacama region. These poems traverse the intricate landscapes of mining, shedding light on the philosophical implications. Tailings, the remnants left behind from mineral refinement—specifically copper mining in Chile—are the focal point. Divided into four expansive poems—Tone Prospection, Impact Study, Ludus Luditas, and Open-Cut Still Life—alongside a concluding piece titled ‘Eschatology 0,’ this collection navigates the nuanced layers of human impact and ecological consequence. Dive into this thought-provoking work that unveils the complex interplay between humanity and its exploited resources.

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