Culture et société en Espagne et en Amérique latine au XIXe siècle

La abolición de la esclavitud es un discurso a favor de la libertad de los esclavos de las colonias españolas, pronunciado por Emilio Castelar en el parlamento el 20 de junio de 1870, tuvo una influencia directa en la supresión de esta práctica en Puerto Rico. Destaca en La abolición de la esclavitud, este pasaje célebre en su época en que Castelar reclama la liberación de la mano de obra esclava: Señores, en el instante mismo de la Revolución de Septiembre (y yo no quiero reconvenir con esto a nadie, porque empiezo por reconocer los móviles patrióticos y los sentimientos de...

Kommunikation ist ein Stichwort auch fur die Erforschung der Fruhen Neuzeit geworden. So gehort es zur Definition dessen, was Gelehrte zwischen 1600 und 1800 verbindet, dass Briefe und Zeitschriften, Rezensionen und Abhandlungen, Sendschreiben und andere Publikationen wechselseitig ausgetauscht werden. Es gibt aber auch Reisen und Begegnungen, daruber hinaus heimliche und verheimlichte Schrift- und Briefwechsel. Solche Differenzierung zeigt jenseits ideengeschichtlicher Begriffe wie Aufklarung oder burgerliche Gesellschaft die Praxis des intellektuellen Lebens. Darum geht es in den 18...

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