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The History of Cuba (Vol. 1-5). Complete Edition
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- Nombre de pages1453
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4778028-1
- EAN8596547780281
- Date de parution16/12/2023
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille8 Mo
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
Willis Fletcher Johnson's "The History of Cuba" (Volumes 1-5) presents an exhaustive narrative that weaves together the rich tapestry of Cuba's past from its indigenous roots to its colonial complexities. Johnson employs a meticulous blend of chronological storytelling and critical analysis, delving into political, economic, and social themes that have shaped the island nation. His scholarly approach is enriched with primary sources and contemporaneous accounts, making the work not only informative but also a valuable contribution to Latin American historiography.
The volumes reflect a deep understanding of Cuba's unique position within the Caribbean context, grappling with themes of identity, sovereignty, and resistance. As an accomplished historian and writer, Johnson's passion for Cuban history likely stemmed from both his extensive travels in Latin America and his commitment to documenting the often-overlooked narratives of marginalized populations. His academic background feeds into his narrative style, allowing readers to engage with complex historical debates while still appreciating the human aspects of the stories told.
Johnson's objective is to illuminate the impactful moments that have defined Cuba'Äôs socio-political landscape, rendering a work that resonates with both scholars and the general public. This comprehensive history is crucial for anyone looking to understand Cuba's multifaceted identity and its place in world history. Johnson invites readers into a compelling exploration that spans centuries, encouraging a critical reflection on historical legacy while offering insights relevant to contemporary discussions.
Whether you are a student of history, a cultural enthusiast, or simply curious about Cuba, this meticulously crafted series is an invaluable resource that will deepen your understanding of the island's enduring significance.
The volumes reflect a deep understanding of Cuba's unique position within the Caribbean context, grappling with themes of identity, sovereignty, and resistance. As an accomplished historian and writer, Johnson's passion for Cuban history likely stemmed from both his extensive travels in Latin America and his commitment to documenting the often-overlooked narratives of marginalized populations. His academic background feeds into his narrative style, allowing readers to engage with complex historical debates while still appreciating the human aspects of the stories told.
Johnson's objective is to illuminate the impactful moments that have defined Cuba'Äôs socio-political landscape, rendering a work that resonates with both scholars and the general public. This comprehensive history is crucial for anyone looking to understand Cuba's multifaceted identity and its place in world history. Johnson invites readers into a compelling exploration that spans centuries, encouraging a critical reflection on historical legacy while offering insights relevant to contemporary discussions.
Whether you are a student of history, a cultural enthusiast, or simply curious about Cuba, this meticulously crafted series is an invaluable resource that will deepen your understanding of the island's enduring significance.
Willis Fletcher Johnson's "The History of Cuba" (Volumes 1-5) presents an exhaustive narrative that weaves together the rich tapestry of Cuba's past from its indigenous roots to its colonial complexities. Johnson employs a meticulous blend of chronological storytelling and critical analysis, delving into political, economic, and social themes that have shaped the island nation. His scholarly approach is enriched with primary sources and contemporaneous accounts, making the work not only informative but also a valuable contribution to Latin American historiography.
The volumes reflect a deep understanding of Cuba's unique position within the Caribbean context, grappling with themes of identity, sovereignty, and resistance. As an accomplished historian and writer, Johnson's passion for Cuban history likely stemmed from both his extensive travels in Latin America and his commitment to documenting the often-overlooked narratives of marginalized populations. His academic background feeds into his narrative style, allowing readers to engage with complex historical debates while still appreciating the human aspects of the stories told.
Johnson's objective is to illuminate the impactful moments that have defined Cuba'Äôs socio-political landscape, rendering a work that resonates with both scholars and the general public. This comprehensive history is crucial for anyone looking to understand Cuba's multifaceted identity and its place in world history. Johnson invites readers into a compelling exploration that spans centuries, encouraging a critical reflection on historical legacy while offering insights relevant to contemporary discussions.
Whether you are a student of history, a cultural enthusiast, or simply curious about Cuba, this meticulously crafted series is an invaluable resource that will deepen your understanding of the island's enduring significance.
The volumes reflect a deep understanding of Cuba's unique position within the Caribbean context, grappling with themes of identity, sovereignty, and resistance. As an accomplished historian and writer, Johnson's passion for Cuban history likely stemmed from both his extensive travels in Latin America and his commitment to documenting the often-overlooked narratives of marginalized populations. His academic background feeds into his narrative style, allowing readers to engage with complex historical debates while still appreciating the human aspects of the stories told.
Johnson's objective is to illuminate the impactful moments that have defined Cuba'Äôs socio-political landscape, rendering a work that resonates with both scholars and the general public. This comprehensive history is crucial for anyone looking to understand Cuba's multifaceted identity and its place in world history. Johnson invites readers into a compelling exploration that spans centuries, encouraging a critical reflection on historical legacy while offering insights relevant to contemporary discussions.
Whether you are a student of history, a cultural enthusiast, or simply curious about Cuba, this meticulously crafted series is an invaluable resource that will deepen your understanding of the island's enduring significance.