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La marginación de los pueblos originarios en la construcción de la sociedad mexicana

Authors: López Rodríguez, Cristian Alberto;

La marginación de los pueblos originarios en la construcción de la sociedad mexicana

Abstract

El libro de Guillermo Bonfil Batalla México profundo: una civilización negada, editado por Grijalbo y publicado en 1987, plantea, a través de un cúmulo de experiencias, unadentramiento a los cimientos de la cultura mexicana en atención a la estratificación de la sociedad como elemento inherente de la construcción del país. Además, la obra resulta ser una crítica social referente a la marginación histórica de los pueblos originarios en México, permeando una postura conciliadora entre el México imaginario y el México profundo. En cuanto a la estructura, se encuentra estratificada en tres partes: “La civilización negada” (primera parte), misma que se desarrolla en tres capítulos. “Cómo llegamos a donde estamos” (segunda parte), la cual se desglosa en cinco capítulos y, “Proyecto nacional y proyecto civilizatorio” (tercera parte), desmenuzada a través de dos capítulos.

Keywords

Pueblos originarios, Marginación

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