Breve historia de las Brigadas Internacionales

En este libro, Arnoldo Momigliano aborda el fenómeno histórico-cultural que tuvo lugar durante los siglos IV a I a. C., al entrar en profunda interacción cinco pueblos: griegos, romanos, judíos, celtas e iranos. El autor intenta dilucidar cuáles fueron y en qué condiciones se dieron las relaciones culturales entre estos pueblos y cómo ocurrió un hecho inusitado: la circulación internacional de las ideas.

Este libro, elaborado por tres experimentados investigadores sociales, se ocupa de relatar, en forma breve y didáctica, la historia de cada una de estas tres revoluciones, pero también de valorarlas desde la perspectiva de la historia comparada, poniendo de relieve semejanzas, diferencias, significados y peculiaridades. La inmensa mayoría de las obras existentes trata solo de una de ellas en particular, pasando por alto las conexiones entre estos procesos, así como las claves para comprender sus verdaderas dinámicas y su persistencia en el imaginario de los pueblos latinoamericanos.

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