México y lo Mexicano

Lmany facets of the contemporary Mexican mind. This accomplishment in some substantial measure may be attributed to Leopoldo Zea's editorship of the series, for he formulated the philosophical framework that lends to its diverse components a coherent unity. The contributors to this series share a common objective: to discover the national ethos of Mexican culture. Few of these volumes exceed one hundred pages, hence they are not intended to be works of exhaustive or original investigation. They are actually syntheses of prior monographic investigations, revisions of previously printed works, or hypotheses for future research. To reach the large audience of non-specialists is the announced objective. Many of the contributors bring to this task that high degree of literary excellence and that apparent, although sometimes deceptive

Political science · Cultural and Social Studies in Latin America · Latin American Cultural Politics · Political Dynamics in Latin America · Public Policy and Governance

• Political Power In Porfirio Diaz}’s Mexico

  Open Access•Anthony T Bryan•Historian•1976

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• A Brief Inquiry into Octavio Paz' Laberinto of Mexicanidad

  Open Access•Jesús Chavarría•The Americas A Quarterly Review…•1971

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• Heidegger in Mexico

  Open Access•Carlos Alberto Sánchez•Man and World•2008

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• The History of Ideas

  Open Access•Charles A Hale•Journal of Latin American Studies•1971

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• The Bibliotheca Mexicana Controversy and Creole Patriotism in Early Modern Mexico

  Stuart M Mcmanu, Stuart M McManus•Hispanic American Historical Review•2018

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