Global Merchants in Spanish America: Business, Networks and Independence, 1800-1830

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Bruno Nassi Peric, "Consumo, consumismo y asuntos afines" (2025)

Hoy nos acompaña Bruno Nassi Peric, autor del libro Consumo, consumismo y asuntos afines: Un itinerario en las narrativas de Argentina y de Chile. A través del recorrido de diez novelas, el libro estudia cómo el consumo, el consumismo y los temas afines a ellos (capitalismo, ideo ...  Show more

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