Name: Una Vida más Allá de las Fronteras
SKU: 53109192
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Author: Benedict Anderson
ISBN: 9786071669315

portada Una Vida más Allá de las Fronteras

Type

Physical Book

Author

Benedict Anderson

Publisher

Fondo de Cultura Económica

Pages

213

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9786071669315

Edited in

México

Edition No.

2020

Una Vida más Allá de las Fronteras

Benedict Anderson (Author) · Fondo de Cultura Económica · Paperback

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Synopsis "Una Vida más Allá de las Fronteras"

Se trata de una autobiografía de uno de los politólogos y académicos más relevantes del siglo XX. Benedict Anderson recoleta en esta obra sus memorias: desde una infancia multi y transcultural hasta una vejez llena de acontecemientos y encuentros impactantes. Una vida más allá de las fronteras es justo eso, una reflexión sobre la vida de un hombre cuya identidad e historia de vida no puede ni debe delimitarse: desde Estados Unidos y hasta el otro lado del Pacífico.

Benedict Anderson

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Benedict Anderson (Kunming, China, August 26, 1936 – Malang, Indonesia, December 13, 2015) was an American historian and political scientist whose name is fundamental in studies on modern nationalism. He gained international renown with his influential work Imagined Communities, where he proposed that nations are not natural or eternal entities, but social constructions formed through the press, shared language, and a collective memory. His concept of "imagined community" revolutionized the way nations are understood, highlighting how millions of people can feel part of the same group despite never meeting.

Throughout his extensive academic career, Anderson specialized in Southeast Asia, focusing his approach on countries like Indonesia and the Philippines. He was distinguished by his interdisciplinary and critical perspective, which merged history, politics, sociology, and cultural studies to address collective identity and national construction. His legacy has been celebrated both in the Anglo-Saxon world and in Asia, inspiring new generations of researchers and fueling the debate on the nature and evolution of national identities.

Anderson's work and thought continue to be key in disciplines such as history, sociology, and political science. His innovative outlook and penetrating analysis remain relevant among academics, scholars, and readers interested in understanding the processes that underpin the formation of contemporary communities and nations.

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