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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Tras su exitoso debut con La vida en un minuto, en esta emotiva novela Jose Antonio Lucero nos descubre la valiosa figura de las madrinas de guerra y su olvidado papel en la Guerra Civil.Puede una carta de amor cambiar una vida o detener una guerra? Esperarias esas palabras hasta el final de tus dias? Madrid, 1936. Aurora acaba de cumplir la mayoria de edad y ejerce como enfermera en una ciudad convulsa que resiste al fuego y a las bombas de la guerra. En este clima de violencia, decide contribuir a la esperanza en el frente republicano y comienza a escribirse con un joven soldado, Teofilo, convirtiendose asi -como otras muchas mujeres de la epoca- en madrina de guerra. En cada carta, los jovenes encontraran un refugio donde expresar los miedos y secretos que no pueden decir en voz alta al tiempo que descubren un amor que nunca imaginaron. Sin embargo, en una guerra repleta de intrigas y espionaje, en la que todo el mundo es sospechoso, la palabra escrita puede ser el arma mas peligrosa. Cuando anos despues, aislado en el silencio de la posguerra, Teofilo averigua que Aurora sigue con vida, no duda en intentar recuperar a la persona que, entre el fuego y la polvora, hizo florecer en el el amor, la calma y la paz. Este relato supone un homenaje a todas aquellas mujeres que tomaron la palabra como fusil y consiguieron hacer crecer en la linea de fuego la fortaleza y la esperanza de los soldados.ENGLISH DESCRIPTIONAfter his successful debut with Life in a Minute, Jose Antonio Lucero reveals the valuable figure of the godmothers of war and the forgotten role they played in the Spanish Civil War. Can a love letter change a life? Could it stop a war? Would you wait for that letter until your last day? Madrid, 1936. Aurora has just come of age. She works as a nurse in a city resisting fire and bombings. Amidst the violence, she decides to bring hope to the republican front, corresponding with a young soldier, Teofilo, thus becoming (like many other women then) a war godmother. In every letter, these youngsters find refuge. In them, they can express what they cannot say out loud, while discovering a love they never imagined. But in a war in which everyone could be a spy, written words can be exceptionally dangerous. Years later, in the silence of the post-war period, Teofilo finds out that Aurora is still alive. He immediately tries to bring the person who gave him love and peace, despite the fire and gunpowder, back into his life. This story is a tribute to all those women who took the floor as a rifle and managed to make the strength and hope of the soldiers grow in the line of fire. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Tras el exito de La maestra, el profesor Jose Antonio Lucero continua su emotivo reconocimiento a los docentes.Jose Antonio Lucero deslumbra gracias a una mirada sobre el pasado como la de Almudena Grandes. - 20 MinutosUN BESTSELLER QUE CELEBRA A LOS DOCENTES QUE NOS HAN CAMBIADO LA VIDA.Septiembre de 1955. Roque, un joven maestro que en el pasado fue un alumno dificil, llega a una escuela de la sierra de Sevilla con el deseo de que los ninos puedan sonar con un futuro mejor, lejos del estruendo de la violencia y la lacra de la dictadura.Poco a poco conseguira sembrar en los pequenos la curiosidad por el conocimiento y descubrirles la belleza de las palabras a traves de la poesia.Sin embargo, sus inquietudes pedagogicas, heredadas de la maestra de su infancia, Lali, no casan con el estricto engranaje educativo del regimen ni con los ideales del director del centro, quien pronto empezara a sospechar de el. Y es que Roque esconde un secreto del pasado: busca algo que le arrebataron cuando era un nino, tras la detencion de su profesora y su ingreso en un siniestro internado franquista, donde, a pesar de todo, descubrio que ensenar puede ser un acto de resistencia.ENGLISH DESCRIPTIONProfessor Jose Antonio Lucero continues his moving tribute to the worlds educators in this follow-up to The Teacher. Jose Antonio Lucero has a way of bringing the past to life that recalls Almudena Grandes. - 20 MinutosA BESTSELLER HONORING THE TEACHERS WHO HAVE CHANGED OUR LIVES. September 1955. Roque, a young teacher who was himself a troublesome student, takes a job at a school in the mountains outside Seville, hoping to inspire his pupils to dream of a better future without violence and dictatorship.Little by little, he awakens a thirst for knowledge in his students and teaches them to see the beauty of words through poetry.But Roques ideas on education, learned from his own childhood teacher, Lali, conflict with the strict curriculum demanded by the government and the schools principal, and he soon becomes a target of suspicion. And in fact, Roque has a deeper motive: to recover something he lost as a child following his teachers arrest by the Franco regime, which made him see that teaching can be an act of resistance. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Una historia de vocacion, pasion y guerra que nos traslada a 1936 para que vivamos la magia de una de las profesiones mas importantes del mundo: la de quienes nos abren las puertas del conocimiento y nos ayudan a cruzarlas por nosotros mismos. Mayo, 1936. Una joven viaja a un pequeno pueblo de la sierra gaditana donde desempenara, por primera vez, su vocacion y profesion: la de maestra. Eulalia o Lali, como la llaman sus alumnos se prepara para dar clase a un grupo de ninos y ninas. Nerviosa, repasa los modernos principios pedagogicos que le han inculcado durante la Republica y que, poco despues cuando estalle la Guerra Civil, la condenaran. Acusada de adoctrinamiento, es arrestada y no podra volver al aula durante la dictadura, convirtiendose en una de las victimas de un proceso que afecto a un tercio del cuerpo docente de Espana. Hasta que treinta anos despues, una visita inesperada lo cambiara todo para Lali. Este es el relato de una profesora sin alumnos que lucho durante toda una vida por volver a ensenar. Con esta novela, Jose Antonio Lucero, renombrado autor de La vida en un minuto y La madrina de guerra rinde homenaje a su profesion y vocacion, y nos demuestra que un buen maestro siempre lo sera.ENGLISH DESCRIPTIONA story of vocation, passion and war that transports us to 1936 to experience the magic of one of the worlds most important professions: opening the doors of knowledge and helping others cross its threshold themselves. May 1936. A young woman travels to a small town in the mountains of Cadiz to take her first teaching job. Eulalia or Lali, as her students call her nervously prepares a curriculum the local children based on the modern teaching methods in which she was trained under the Second Spanish Republic. Following the outbreak of Civil War, this same training is her undoing. Accused of indoctrinating her students, she is arrested and banned from teaching under the dictatorship, joining the approximately one-third of the countrys teachers who met the same fate. Until, thirty years later, an unexpected visit changes Lalis life. This is the story of a teacher with no pupils who fought her whole life to return to the classroom. With this novel, Jose Antonio Lucero, renowned author of La vida en un minuto and La madrina de guerra pays homage to a profession and vocation, and demonstrates that good teachers never lose their ability to inspire. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Etat : Muy bueno. : Libro de texto de Geografía e Historia para estudiantes de segundo de la ESO. Este libro, publicado por Vicens Vives, ofrece una visión completa y actualizada de la materia, con contenidos adaptados al currículo escolar. Incluye acceso a recursos digitales complementarios para enriquecer el aprendizaje. EAN: 9788468278063 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Educación|Historia Título: En Red GH 2 (2.1-2.2) Autor: Cristina Gatell Arimont| Rafael de Miguel González| Jesús Domínguez Castillo| Carlos González Martínez| José Antonio Lucero Martínez| María Sebastián López| Diego Sobrino López Editorial: Editorial Vicens Vives Idioma: es-ES Páginas: 232 Formato: tapa blanda.

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Trade Paperback. A paperback copy in very good condition. Over the last two decades, indigenous populations in Latin America have achieved a remarkable level of visibility and political effectiveness, particularly in Ecuador and Bolivia. In Struggles of Voice, Josu00e9 Antonio Lucero examines these two outstanding examples in order to understand their different patterns of indigenous mobilization and to reformulate the theoretical model by which we link political representation to social change. Building on extensive fieldwork, Lucero considers Ecuador's united indigenous movement and compares it to the more fragmented situation in Bolivia. He analyzes the mechanisms at work in political and social structures to explain the different outcomes in each case. Lucero assesses the intricacies of the many indigenous organizations and the influence of various NGOs to uncover how the conflicts within social movements, the shifting nature of indigenous identities, and the politics of transnationalism all contribute to the success or failure of political mobilization. Blending philosophical inquiry with empirical analysis, Struggles of Voice is an informed and incisive comparative history of indigenous movements in these two Andean countries. It helps to redefine our understanding of the complex intersections of social movements and political representation.

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Paperback. Etat : New.

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