by Peter Burke · Ediciones Akal, S.A. · tapa dura · ISBN 9788446029939
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In this concise and brilliant essay, the renowned historian Peter Burke examines the phenomenon of cultural hybridization, a process that is becoming increasingly frequent and intense in our globalized world. Through an engaging and vibrant analysis, the author explores how various practices, theories, and events intertwine, generating cultural encounters that are celebrated by some and feared by others. This edition includes a preliminary study on Burke's work by specialist María José del Río Barredo, making it an essential read for understanding the dynamics of contemporary societies.
