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Tapa blanda de editorial ilustrada con solapas. Sin subrayados ni anotaciones. Buen estado de conservación. Coleccion: AURYN. El robo de las armas al Cantón Norte de las Fuerzas Armadas de Colombia por parte del movimiento guerrillero M-19 el día de año nuevo de 1979, fue un golpe quizás sin precedentes en la lucha guerrillera latinoamericana. Los episodios que hacen parte de estos espectaculares hechos hasta ahora permanecen inéditos. Y es que a lo largo de estos sucesos de la vida real -que parecen ficción-, se sabe y se entiende cómo y desde cuándo se están violando en Colombia los derechos humanos por parte de quienes, precisamente, deberían ser sus guardianes. Y al mismo tiempo, dentro de los mismos hechos de la subversión, germina la actitud colectiva de nuestra sociedad en una búsqueda, si se quiere incipiente, de eso que llaman 'una cultura por los derechos humanos' y que irónicamente fue posible a la luz de las torturas a que fueron sometidos los reales y presuntos participantes en el robo de las armas al Cantón Norte del Ejército en Bogotá, así como el concepto de diálogo para la paz, impensable hasta entonces. Es la historia protagonizada por unos jóvenes que se jugaron el todo por el todo por una causa en la cual creían.

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Jill Brenner joins most of her fifth grade classmates in making cruel fun of Linda, nicknamed Blubber, until she herself becomes the victim of thoughtless teasing

«Delfines y ballenas» ayudará a niños y niñas a descubrir los mamíferos del mar y aprenderán a diferenciarlos de los peces. ¿Respiran bajo el agua o en la superficie? ¿Ponen huevos o salen del vientre de la madre? ¿Tienen espinas o huesos? Además conocerán la diferencia entre nadar, bucear y respirar, cómo las ballenas y los delfines cuidan a sus bebés, sus largos viajes, qué comen, cómo se comunican y muchas otras curiosidades. Y por último, la página de los récords: ¿Cuál es el animal más grande del mundo? ¿Y el que tiene más dientes? ¿Qué animal es el mejor submarinista? ¿Y el considerado mejor artista? La colección MINI LAROUSSE, la más conocida de las enciclopedias infantiles, está dirigida a niños y niñas a partir de 3 años y se presenta en volúmenes temáticos que recogen tanto temas habituales en el colegio como otros que ocupan el tiempo de ocio. La MINI LAROUSSE se erige en la combinación perfecta entre los contenidos referenciales y un enfoque lúdico de los mismos, para incentivar las ganas de aprender. MINI LAROUSSE, porque a los más pequeños. ¡también les gusta aprender! EAN: 9788415785835 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Título: Delfines y BallenasAutor: Vv.Aa. Editorial: LAROUSSE Formato: Tapa dura

Jill Brenner joins most of her fifth grade classmates in making cruel fun of Linda, nicknamed Blubber, until she herself becomes the victim of thoughtless teasing

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Readers will welcome an important new contribution to the literature of shamanism and the North American Indian. It is now generally recognized that the beginnings of not only religion, but also of art, dance, and music, lie in shamanic systems that have characterized many of the world s oldest societies. Here a shamanic ceremony that was central to the beliefs of the Lushootseed Salish in the Puget Sound area of Washington State is described and analyzed by an anthropologist who worked closely with Lushootseed elders. It is not only the story of how the Lushootseed participated in a journey to the land of the dead, but also an account of their beliefs about illness, death, and the hereafter, and a comparison of those beliefs with those of other American Indians. The reader will be pleased to find photographs of paraphernalia displays now found in far-flung museum collections, as well as drawings of all of them. These and the many quoted accounts will be of special value to other scholars of shamanism.

Articles from ethnographers, a linguist, and Native Americans, all addressed to the topic of Native California shamanism in traditional times and in the present. A feast for the scholar or layman interested in the cross-cultural study of religion; in California Indians; or in the beginnings of art, music, and literature. Ken Hedges of the San Diego Museum of Man, for example, discusses the shamanistic aspects of California s remarkable rock art; Craig Bates of the museum on Yosemite National Park writes of Sierra Miwok shamans in the 20th century; Dorothea Theodoratus and Wintu scholar and artist Frank LaPena present examples of shamanic art and poetry as it persists to the present day; Floyd Buckskin, an Ajumawi, discusses the conflict between New Age shamanism and traditional shamanism; and Jack Norton, a Hupa, discusses the shamanic tradition in northwestern California as it appears to a Native Californian. Seven of the papers presented at the 1990 Conference on Shamanism at California State University, Hayward.

Enthralled by her grandmother's story of seeing and hearing whales singing in the sea long ago, Lilly hopes to see them herself and to hear their mysterious songs

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The explorers, the gold-seekers, and the settlers who arrived in California in the mid-19th century saw California as a wilderness unmodified by the Indians who lived in it. The authors of this book tell a different story.That landscape the newcomers saw was not a wilderness, not untouched by nature. It was a landscape carefully managed by knowledgeable people to provide them with food, clothing, shelter, fuel, and tools. It was a landscape where the wilderness came later after Euro-Americans had stopped the controlled burning the Indians had practiced, drained the wet meadows that had preserved the water supplies, and fenced off the areas where Native California women's coppicing had encouraged the growth of choice basketry materials. This is a book for those interested in the beginnings of agriculture, for here, in the salubrious climate of California, peoples who lived mainly by hunting and gathering had taken, by the eighteenth century, many of the steps that make up the technology of agriculture. This is also a book for those interested in learning better ways to manage our environment now. Our Forest Service and parks have already acknowledged the value of controlled burning. We may some day catch up with Australia, where the aborigines participate in the management of the national parks because of their special knowledge.

Paperback. By William Marvin Mason. 1998 by Ballena Press

An important and authoritative new work to the growing body of literature on the various Native American groups who were living in the area around San Francisco Bay when the Spanish first arrived in the early 1770s.With this volume, Randall Milliken the author of A Time of Little Choice (1997) and Inigo of Rancho Posolmi (1999) once again contributes an important and authoritative new work to the growing body of literature on the various Native American groups who were living in the area around San Francisco Bay when the Spanish first arrived in the early 1770s. Milliken identifies each of the small cultural entities whose members were eventually drawn to Mission San Jose during its period of active recruitment, discusses the myriad historical and social pressures that caused the indigenous population to join the mission system in the absence of coercive military force, and describes in detail the tumultuous events experienced by the native peoples living at that specific mission. Although it has been long thought that the native peoples who once lived in the Bay area vanished too early in time for anthropologists to adequately study and describe their lifeways, the efforts of Randall Milliken and other scholars are beginning to illuminate this forgotten chapter of California history in surprising detail, as this book conclusively demonstrates.

This book remedies a long-standing wrong the neglect of the Indians of the San Francisco Bay Area in the published anthropological literature, and especially the all-too-common statement in that literature to the effect that the Ohlone (or Costanoans) have long been extinct. Here we have the living descendants of the people found here by the Spanish missionaries and explorers in the 1770s telling us how very much present they are in the 1990s, and what has been happening to them and their families through the two hundred and twenty some years since Fages and Crespi led their party up through the Santa Clara Valley to what are now Alameda and Contra Costa counties. The book begins with an account of that Fages/Crespi trip, with a map to show just where each encounter of Spaniards and Native Americans took place. Following that, archaeologists, ethnographers, historians, and Native Americans present papers bearing on the prehistory, culture, history, and present situation of the Ohlones of the San Francisco Bay region. Most of these papers were presented at the Ohlone Conference at California State University, Hayward in 1992.

Presents a first-hand ethnographic description of Tipai/Diegue±o communities of northern Baja California during the late 1940s, with information on tribes and clans, settlements, subsistence, material culture, social life, government, religious beliefs and practices, and healing. This work is of interest as a compendium of ethnographic data and as a primary historical source regarding the creation of knowledge in American cultural anthropology. Includes a separate b&w map. Hohenthal taught anthropology at San Francisco State University. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Presents a first-hand ethnographic description of Tipai/Diegue±o communities of northern Baja California during the late 1940s, with information on tribes and clans, settlements, subsistence, material culture, social life, government, religious beliefs and practices, and healing. This work is of interest as a compendium of ethnographic data and as a primary historical source regarding the creation of knowledge in American cultural anthropology. Includes a separate b&w map. Hohenthal taught anthropology at San Francisco State University. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)