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The Mission as a Frontier Institution in the Spanish- American Colonies. By Herbert Eugene Bolton por Goicovich, Francis

“…The importance of the text lies in its foundational nature, since it was the first work that positioned the missionary system as a characteristic element of the Spanish expansion, which marks an important difference with the English and American expansions (the Anglo-American expansion), who in general terms were never interested in evangelizing indigenous societies.…”
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THE INTERVENTIONIST STATE AND SOCIAL CONTROL THROUGH POPULAR PARTICIPATION IN THE NATIONAL MILK PROGRAM (PNL) DURING THE POPULAR UNITY GOVERNMENT, 1970-1973. por Neves Guzmán, Camila

“…Based on ministerial files, charity posters from Polla Chilena de Beneficencia and interviews with beneficiaries, this article explains the mission of the State in the modeling of bodies, the new status of social professionals and the foundations of social participation. From the above, it can be deduced that social control permeated different dimensions of social relations, aiming to correct the body and mind of the mother-people.…”
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SATIRE AND THE LIE OF POLITICS: EL MONO(MÉXICO, 1833). por Gutiérrez Negrón, Sergio

“…Sustained by a mode of satire that it drew from an Italian 1749 satirical novel, El Mono’s editors undermined the conceptual foundations of liberal politics: popular sovereignty, public opinion and political action. …”
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FREDDY TABERNA, ANTROPOLOGÍA PARA LA REVOLUCIÓN por Chiappe, Carlos María

“…As it expresses the way in which the author understood that the social researchs in Northern Chile should be faced, I  consider that it builds a propitious field to inquire some epochal representations about scientific knowledge´s foundations. In the conclusive part, having in mind the explicit policy option given by the analyzed source, this article tries to respond to which intelectual proyect it belongs and which kind of knowledge helped to build.…”
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