Biobío, Crisol de culturas
Una breve historia regional
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Campo cultural chileno, Mujeres pintoras, Historia cultural, Estudios de género y Siglo XIX, HistoriaAbstract
La presente reseña, intenta dilucidar las fuertes motivaciones que han provocado en el Doctor Armando Cartes la necesidad de escribir un libro a cerca de la historia completa del Biobío en Chile. Cartes, desde la interdisciplinariedad explica cómo los hechos del pasado, que buscan ser descritos y explicados desde una posición más bien centralista, tienen un origen importante en el territorio biobense, y de la misma forma, entiende que los acontecimientos del pasado, en la forma de pensar al Biobío como un territorio lleno de identidad e historia propia, tienen una relevancia única para los estudios historiográficos en Chile.
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Cartes, A. (2023). Biobío, Crisol de Culturas: Una breve historia regional. Recuperado de https://www.archivohistoricoconcepcion.cl/wpcontent/uploads/2023/10/ENCICLOPEDIA-BIO-Meli.pdf
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