The following essay deals with three principal and relevant topics regarding the cultural and social changes that took place while Mexico entered the period of modernization in the 1940’s. Influenced and inspired by the United States, Mexico begun its journey towards a modern country. These particular themes are love, modernization and United States and can be found in the novel Las batallas en el desierto (1981), by the Mexican writer José Emilio Pacheco. The hypothesis of this essay is to presume that this literary work is inspired by the surrounding environment and the existing reality of Mexico in the 1940’s but also by the time it was written. Each topic is a contributing factor to both a concern and a curiosity for the s...
This thesis explores the concept of Mexican identity on the border between Mexico and the United Sta...
This dissertation is a study on the role of race mixing in the formation of national identity in Mex...
This essay is based on the premise that Mexican postrevolutionary nationalism was not a monolithic p...
The following essay deals with three principal and relevant topics regarding the cultural and social...
There is contact between the United States and Mexico unlike that of any other two countries in the ...
In this study, I explore the national project of the government born from the Mexican Revolution of ...
The essay engages into a cultural analysis of Mexico from a populist foreign perspective. The compl...
This work deals with the formation of the Mexican identity which has been marked by the rise of the ...
Abstract: This article examines the definition of the image of modern Mexico in the early 20th centu...
This essay interprets American representations of dictator Porfirio Díaz in relation to the “economi...
The essay provides us with insights on the implications of modernity for Latin-American societies in...
textMy dissertation, Perspectives of the Mexican Revolution from the exile: the disillusionment of t...
A new generation of writers in Mexico City are not playing the role of national intellectuals as pre...
Este ensayo analiza la visión de la ciudad de México como distopía en Las batallas en el desierto (1...
The essay engages into a cultural analysis of Mexico from a populist foreign perspective. The compla...
This thesis explores the concept of Mexican identity on the border between Mexico and the United Sta...
This dissertation is a study on the role of race mixing in the formation of national identity in Mex...
This essay is based on the premise that Mexican postrevolutionary nationalism was not a monolithic p...
The following essay deals with three principal and relevant topics regarding the cultural and social...
There is contact between the United States and Mexico unlike that of any other two countries in the ...
In this study, I explore the national project of the government born from the Mexican Revolution of ...
The essay engages into a cultural analysis of Mexico from a populist foreign perspective. The compl...
This work deals with the formation of the Mexican identity which has been marked by the rise of the ...
Abstract: This article examines the definition of the image of modern Mexico in the early 20th centu...
This essay interprets American representations of dictator Porfirio Díaz in relation to the “economi...
The essay provides us with insights on the implications of modernity for Latin-American societies in...
textMy dissertation, Perspectives of the Mexican Revolution from the exile: the disillusionment of t...
A new generation of writers in Mexico City are not playing the role of national intellectuals as pre...
Este ensayo analiza la visión de la ciudad de México como distopía en Las batallas en el desierto (1...
The essay engages into a cultural analysis of Mexico from a populist foreign perspective. The compla...
This thesis explores the concept of Mexican identity on the border between Mexico and the United Sta...
This dissertation is a study on the role of race mixing in the formation of national identity in Mex...
This essay is based on the premise that Mexican postrevolutionary nationalism was not a monolithic p...