La barbería de la Almedina: los orígenes del socialismo almeriense, 1880-1903

Juan Uría Ríu nace en Oviedo el 7 de octubre de 1891. Estudia Derecho en la Universidad ovetense. Posteriormente se traslada a Madrid, donde se licencia en Historia. A fines de 1918, participa en la fundación del Centro de Estudios Asturianos, siendo uno de los principales animadores desde su Boletín, en el que da a conocer sus primeros trabajos de investigación, centrados por entonces en la etnografía y la antropología física. En 1927 presenta su tesis doctoral sobre "Las peregrinaciones a San Salvador de Oviedo". En los años siguientes, profundiza en la investigación tanto...

Reuni n de 13 art culos escritos por destacados historiadores, fil sofos, antrop logos y literatos de M xico y de la India, en los cuales se estudian las similitudes entre ambos pa ses. Los autores analizan casos de cooperaci n econ mica, diplom tica, comercial y cultural entre ambos pa ses a lo largo de varios siglos. de esto y de mucho m s nos da cuenta esta compilaci n de la doctora Uchmany que a la solidez de los resultados de sus amplias investigaciones agrega una enriquecedora serie de ilustraciones.

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