Tuesday, March 29, 2011

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Rocio Palma Valle, MA in history, ICSyH - Raul Tepo

Introduction:

The overthrow of Porfirio Diaz and his well-known historiographical exile triggered several explanations. One hundred years later, the importance of the issue on the historical study about the social process produced and lived in certain regions of the country from a political movement, questioning the origins that led to the survival of society and economic policy after 1910 .

This research attempts to gain an understanding of this movement from a particular region. We locate the town of Atlixco as the historical setting of the primary narrative. We also recognize that the territory of the regions do not have to be enclosed in a homogenous geographical setting, since it depends on the extent of territoriality, ie, the form of appropriation, in which they have operated and operate them for their people and collective social actors, internal and external. Besides geography, its spatial characteristics are given by different phenomena that make possible the existence of a regional society, such as ethnicity, economics, culture, language and forming a sense of belonging and regionalism. This makes it likely that the regions can be compared from the perspective historiographical


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BUAP Cinto, MA in history, ICSyH - Eva Maria Serna

The role of Carmen Rivero for the popularization of Cumbua in Mexico, 1964-1966


Introduction:


"is intended to cumbia, is said Carmen Rivera,
is said Carmen Rivera, one thinks of cumbia "
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In 1964, the Cumbia (short for cumbiamba) reached the desired popularity in Mexico by Carmen Rivero. The arrival of this rate had failed attempts to stay on the tastes of the Mexican public in recent years to the sixties. The outreach work was initiated by the same performers Colombians who arrived in Mexico with the aim of promoting it, but their integration into the overall taste was possible until the adaptations and interpretations made and directed Carmen Rivero became known, spread to which were added then groups of people and institutions, which resulted in its rapid popularity in Mexico, first, and then worldwide.

In the early sixties, in the Mexican musical space still dominated by Afro-Caribbean rhythms. People dancer (and not dancer) still reveling in the danzón, cha cha, rumba, and mambo de Pérez Prado. Also listened to the bolero, trova, the ranchera song, and the first northern-sounds by then was an effort to attract viewers in the Midwest. The public liked it Afro-Caribbean rhythms was quoted in the temples of free movement of hips in the evenings during the weekends, the goal was to become known and recognized by the society ladies tropical through the demonstration of best steps throughout the week had been tested in the classroom, improvised at night in your home, shop, street, or elsewhere. The important thing was to be the best on the dance floor.

Monday, February 28, 2011

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BUAP Aran, Master of History, ICSyH - Sandra Ramirez

The emergence of the revolutionary struggle in the District of Atlixco, Puebla, 1909-1911


Introduction:

As several historians have pointed out, the Mexican Revolution was not homogeneous, nor was the result of a single shared struggle in the country, the various riots and rebellions that sprang up in Mexico at that time were characterized by their context and specific problems. In that sense, the Zapatista movement has been extensively studied from his heart Morelos, historiographical characterization has been the most radical peasant movement in terms of central planning of land reform: "The land belongs to those who work it." Making sugar mills, the distribution of estate lands among those who waved the fight, and his alliance with the villismo encountered have been essential to understand guidelines and try to explain this movement. However, the Zapatistas, from the earliest years of birth, spread to the highlands and cold of northern Morelos, southern Mexico State and Federal District, in the mountains of Mexico states and Guerrero, Puebla, a large area, the mountains of the borderlands between Morelos, Puebla and Oaxaca. In these regions the movement took different forms specific to the central valleys of Morelos, where various actors interact as tenants, sharecroppers, textile workers, artisans, shopkeepers, small businessmen, intellectuals, peasants, and, of course, indigenous peoples. So the Zapatistas, although considered as more homogeneous movement within the larger mosaic of the revolution also had its peculiarities and different organizational forms in each of their areas of influence.


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BUAP Villeda, MA in history, ICSyH - Jacqueline

Itineraries revolutionary Mexico. An approach to the work of three foreign militant communists (1919-1930).


Introduction:


armed Of all the processes that Mexico has experienced one of the most important for the impact it had on the organization of the State, is undoubtedly the Revolution of 1910 that had important precedents in the strikes at Cananea and Rio Blanco, ruthlessly suppressed by the government of Porfirio Díaz. Certainly, you can not lose sight of the important role two social groups were in the armed movement, the peasants and workers demanding the vindication of their rights. Their demands and their participation encouraged the governments of Álvaro Obregón and Plutarco E. Streets were forced to grant certain benefits to these marginalized sectors of society, translating into constitutional articles that included eight-hour workday, the right to strike and demonstrate, as well as training its labor groups allegedly wrapped by a State paternalistic and protective of their rights and freedoms.

This unfortunately It was not a strategy of revolutionary governments, which were never intended to protect the most needy, but rather, control and manipulate the groups that could rise through organizations managed by central power itself and headed by leaders cromista by officials like Luis A. Morones. On the other hand also large outdoor display an alleged openness to different ideological currents that showed the image of Mexico as a paradise from which it was possible to advance in the fight for the rights of workers. This generated false expectations of foreigners who came to the country with the idea that they would be welcome and could lead out smoothly, and with government support, their struggles for rights and freedoms flying left political currents and in their home countries they were banned.

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BUAP Sandra Rojas Sandoval, MA in history, ICSyH - BUAP

educational management Jaime Torres Bodet under President Manuel Avila Camacho (1940-1946)


Introduction:

Education is one of the elements part in the life of man, that word comes from the Latin educare, which means, raise, feed, nurture and exducere, that means carrying, pulling out. At first this kind of definition was applied to the care and animal grazing was subsequently used for breeding and care of children.
So over the years to humans voluntarily or involuntarily gets involved in the education process, because from birth, the individual is like an empty book that will fill up as time passes and crosses for life experiences, this type of learning occurs in all aspects: dealing with everyday life, different educational institutions, the environment and people around us.
Thus we can speak formal education, which is the one received in the schools and his office are those who are prepared, called teachers because they are people who have certain knowledge that they share with other people.

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Alfredo Duarte Corte, MA in Sociology, ICSyH - Gabriela Grijalva

Community Autonomy: memory and possibility. The struggle of commoners Ostula against the dispossession of their lands.


Introduction:


The June 29, 2009, hundreds of men and women indigenous Nahua community Ostula, located in the town of Aquila in the state of Michoacan, came of his community nestled in the Sierra Madre mountains of southern bound for the Pacific Coast to retrieve a territory of about one thousand hectares that were being robbed by a small group of chiefs of the village adjoining mestizos La Placita to the inert gaze political authorities of the state. In this place today have given the name Xayakalan.
Residents of Ostula, supported by its neighbors in the towns of Coire and Pómaro decided that day to generate a break in the historical hegemonic trajectory based on the looting and the inability of the political institutions to resolve these problems. So, exercising their right to self-based in forms of community self-organization, through which historically have been regulated, they are making to protect their heritage and creating a future of hope for their children and grandchildren.

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BUAP Menéndez, MA in Sociology, ICSyH - BUAP

Max Weber and Foucault: critical citizenship around


Introduction:


This research aims to approach the issue of citizenship as a form of capital. In other words, his goal is to make a critical approach to the subject mentioned above and the liberal concept that supports the development the category of citizenship.
Interest in this issue is that currently in Guatemala, most of the struggles of indigenous social movements, feminists, environmentalists, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), are part of their struggles on the horizon citizenship.
The thesis clearly shows opposition to the idea, but you should clarify that the social struggles whose horizon is citizenship, are essential as a means of human emancipation, but not as an end. In other words it is an effort to establish the limits of emancipation (political) that allows citizens and analyze the obstacles posed for human emancipation.


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Ivón Motolinia Torres, MA in history, ICSyH - BUAP

The Idea of \u200b\u200bEducation in Ezekiel A. Chávez, José Vasconcelos and Ignacio Garcia Tellez



Introduction:

Each time a group of men he admires and longs walks of life who identifies as necessary and at the same time reject others considered ineffective in resolving the problems that have in reality they live. In this essay, we try to understand the concept of education for a period covering the late nineteenth century to the early twentieth centuries, from the analysis of three people who have fundamental contributions to the country's educational policy. In order to approach an understanding of history as a process, we rely on the idea generation and how it affects the man's historical events, says Ortega y Gasset, English philosopher of the twentieth century.

We believe, therefore, that the men of the same generation have the same concerns, problems and needs that correspond to his age, only that each one assumes, from the interest that led him to undertake certain actions, a commitment with self and society of his time in a certain way, ie, each involved in terms of their ability, interests and character.

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

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John Kenny Acuña Villavicencio, MA in Sociology, ICSyH - BUAP

Clandestine and rebels fighting the emergence of a capitalist context Amazon


Introduction:


There are two questions that guide this work, how and why conflict arises between the Amazonian Indians Bagua and the state-capitalist Peru in June 2009? And who is the subject rebel who questions the state capitalist project to transform the social fabric of the community? Under these concerns, useful to say that the "Stop Amazon" of June 5, 2009 is a result of economic and cultural project of state capitalism, which attempts to articulate social relations ("traditional" or reciprocity) into a "value" and a "commodity." Also, try to show that the "fight Amazon is a historic indigenous movement, which challenges the economic and cultural project from the" underground "of Amazon communities.

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Cajica Karina Wells, MA in Sociology, ICSyH - BUAP

Amas workers home and INFONAVIT San Bartolo, Puebla: use of space and time

Introduction:

Traditionally, in patriarchal societies women have been recognized and defined by their relationship to the domestic sphere and its dependence on men. Feminist struggles generated in developed countries since its inception demanded equal opportunities for development in areas of public life on equal terms. In third world countries these demands were recovered by the social movements of women. Although these movements have become increasingly more important-looking address inequalities gender-and that the participation of women in the paid labor force is now a global reality has not been able to break the linkage of women with the niche of the domestic. As a result, many of us must play in the labor market and at the same time, assume the exclusive domestic chores and housekeeping.

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Leonardo Herrera Mejía, MA in Sociology, ICSyH - BUAP

Rebellion and state violence in the struggle of the APPO in 2006


Introduction:

2006 was a significant seizure in the country, repression in Atenco, against the workers of the Pasta de Conchos mine and Cananea, in addition to an electoral process that led to the lack of legitimacy of the Federal Government. The repression against the social movement of Oaxaca was one of the most violent and painful events in Mexican society. The permanence of an authoritarian state led thousands of citizens to demonstrate against getting in response a series of demonstrations of violence.

From June 14, 2006 Oaxaca City was never the same. The sit-in request for annual requirements of Section 22 of the teachers was violently evicted by police State and municipal. The reaction of teachers, related organizations and people in general, was to return the square of the city and call for 22 to form a front of organizations that were originally called People's Assembly of Oaxaca.


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Deenie Oriana Mendoza Olivares, MS speech, ICSyH - BUAP

The common use of expressions of religious domain used by high school students: A sociolinguistic approach

Introduction:

Abstract: We propose a sociolinguistic study on language related to the religion High School students Lázaro Cárdenas del Río de la Universidad Autónoma de Puebla reported use in different situations of everyday life. The data collection tools have been written questionnaire -117 participants, 67 women and 50 men-and group interviews -97 participants, 53 women and 44 men, whose main objectives are to identify the expressions relating to religion and the different situations emotional which are expressed, and explore how through language that young people express their beliefs, practices and opinions. To this end we used the model SPEAKING Hymes, as well as the metaphors of the daily life of Lakoff and Johnson. Have been classified 19 different expressions, four and two ontological metaphors guidance.

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Sandra Reyes Romero, MA in history, ICSyH - BUAP

burning bush of Puebla industry and foreign entrepreneurs, 1900-1930


Introduction:

The study developed here refers to the burning bush of Puebla industry and entrepreneurs that led between 1900 and 1930 approximately, mostly to two groups of foreigners (Lebanese and English) and a U.S. citizen known character: William Oscar Jenkins. Given my original training in economics and after having devoted to the study of the contemporary situation in the domestic textile industry, I was familiar with this type of study but for decades. At the suggestion of Dr. Leticia Gamboa study the knitwear industry in the textile industry and discover interesting things on this issue, I focused on trying to analyze it, since it is an issue that had not been studied and therefore remained untouched .

In the early twentieth century one of the branches that reached out internationally was that of the commonly known knitwear and hosiery. The manufacture of this type of industry was first done by hand, later used machines that used water power to steam then changing. "In Mexico, as in many corners of the world, the branch of knitting began to develop from the tissue of cotton thread" 1. Time after cotton is blended with other fibers and synthetic fibers are used recently for the production of knitwear.

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María del Pilar Noriega Gómez, MA in Sociolgía, ICSyH - BUAP

The emergence of neoliberal rule, a comparison of Mexico and Peru


Introduction:

Not everything is neoliberalism. This is a sentence with which I became interested, somehow, by subject. While it contains some truth had just begun to investigate the While neoliberalism is not responsible for all the ills of our time, is the context in which frames the development of more specific phenomena such as gender relations, growth poverty and social exclusion. If neoliberalism is not everything, then the question that arose is why it is alluded to repeatedly in studies of contemporary social phenomena. Perhaps the limits of its influence have been drawn into public areas such as the dismantling of the state. There are studies that strive to link phenomena further impoverishment with neoliberalism and research on the impact of neoliberal policies implemented by a new state. However, what we want to do in this thesis is to reflect on the specificity of neoliberal processes thought to its consequences in all spheres of life. Our work is designed to know what were the broader social historical processes that have given cause to a neoliberal project in Mexico and Peru.

We
understand neoliberalism as a new form of domination that has generated a structural poverty, social inequality and exclusion. In this regard, those who defend the positions or neoliberal policies (IMF and World Bank) arise due to the lack of productivity of the countries, however from a Marxist interpretation there is an explanation on the role of millions of people in poverty, where their existence undoubtedly relates to the new form of capitalism of flexible accumulation.


Thursday, February 17, 2011

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Friday, February 11, 2011

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Hector Pacheco Rojas, MA in Sociology, ICSyH - BUAP

Daily life in the division "Los Héroes Puebla", forms of socialization from the field neoliberal

Introduction:

This thesis analyzes the social implications that occur after the construction of large real estate circuits in the peripheral area of \u200b\u200bthe city of Puebla. On the social implications should be understood the process of inhabiting the place and the actions that (re) configure site-specific. From this perspective, the residents of a housing subdivision are the subjects closest to share specific space, since from their daily interaction share a space and time. These actions range from the appropriation of space to create and (re) signification of it. Similarly, consider the social implications, are the result of the process of standardizing a type housing, without really addressing human needs. In this sense, the social implications will be discussed taking into account the experience of contemporary living space in daily life.

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Verónica Jiménez Adriana Rosas, MA in Sociology, ICSyH - BUAP

The negative margins. A history against the Colonia Popular Castillotla

Introduction:

In the history of social science have continually evaded critical responsibility about the way we describe, classify and name the people, say, subjects. We have forgotten that the call and classify our concepts as constructions "objective", are mediated by our experience material, symbolic and historical society. This society is antagonistic, the construction of concepts and theories is not exempt from this antagonism, however build objects from one side only disclose it as being unique and eternal, that is, as if reality were "well and no other mode.

margin concept emerges as a closed concept, finishing, universal and eternal since its inception in the sixties. Later, "social exclusion" in the context of neoliberal state, is a notion that obscures reality as a process and antagonistic social relations within the object. Both concepts emerge in the academic, social and political, charged with a particular ideology concealing the horror through which they maintained and reproduced the symbolic and material conditions of subjection and domination of man over man by blood, pain, deprivation, forgetting (or disappearance) of history and conformity based on violence.

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Wednesday, February 2, 2011

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Course / Workshop Public Relations: Between Bernays and McLuhan

Course / Workshop on Public Relations: Between Bernays and McLuhan


The objective of the course focuses on delineating the evolution of the public relations profession up to the impact of globalization, technology and the changing of time.

The same will be held on February 26, at the premises of the Apart Hotel President, in the city of Maracaibo.

The same has been designed to be taught in 8 hours, with hours from 8:30 to 12:30 and 2:00 to 6:00 pm


investment is Bs 200 which includes materials, Refreshments, Certificate of Attendance. * Does not include lunch *


Limited Quota: The workshop will be offered for a minimum of 20 participants and a maximum of 40 participants.


The registration deposit must be paid by BOD Current Account No. 0116-0085-92-0011083948 on behalf of Promotor, CA


Any additional information contact at 04120784491 or write to fucarp@gmail.com.



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Thursday, January 20, 2011

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María Velasco Adriana Marín, PhD in Language Sciences, ICSyH - BUAP

The Seducer of Homeland Enrique Serna or other memories of General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna


Introduction:

about four decades ago historiography in our country has been subjected to a serious review by specialization and professionalization of historians. This revisionism is part of a major effort to overcome traditional models that had a history mutilated, which both leaders and rulers had sought to keep stone. On this foundation, the novel was written revisionist The seducer of the country (1999) Enrique Serna. The protagonist of this work, General Antonio de Padua María Severino López de Santa Anna y Pérez de Lebron-governed the nation on several occasions and their actions shaped the history of the country, for that reason has haunted both historians and writers of novels.
The main objective of this thesis is to analyze four key features that seems to me this novel as postmodern registering: metafictional character, establishing intertextual dialogue with other historical works and other novels, autobiographical parody of the opening speech fictional margins that lead to a more revealing of some female characters who realize their life by the protagonist. Therefore, this research seeks to relate discussions of Mexican and international historiography and those belonging to literary studies, above the interest in reviewing the points of contact between these two types of discourse.


Friday, December 17, 2010

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