The unusual case of Máximo and Bartola in the western imaginary of the 19th century
El insólito caso de Máximo y Bartola en el imaginario occidental del siglo XIX

The unusual case of Máximo and Bartola in the western imaginary of the 19th century
El insólito caso de Máximo y Bartola en el imaginario occidental del siglo XIX
From the perspectives of various actors, the history of these children who were found in an enigmatic city of Guatemala, or perhaps bought in El Salvador, in the 19th century is reconstructed. Máximo and Bartola were considered “authentic Aztecs” and as such they were the object of spectacle in circuses; his story deserves to be disseminated to think racism critically and contribute to the construction of more egalitarian societies. This audiobook is part of the collection of works that ECOSUR produces for people with visual disabilities.
- The unusual case of Máximo and Bartola in the western imaginary of the 19th century
- Miguel Ángel Díaz Perera
- El Colegio de la Frontera Sur
- Available worldwide.
- Spanish
- Optic
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- 978-6078-429-70-7
- No
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- Laura López Argoytia
- llopez@ecosur.mx
- +52 (967) 674-9000