US EditionLoreley El Jaber and an Investigation to Hear "the Voice of Those Who Had No Voice"
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The essayist, poet, doctor in letters, professor and researcher at CONICET studied the functioning of law in the Council of the Indies during the 16th century. 19th-century writers such as Esteban Echeverría, José Mármol and Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, whose books would become canonical after the Battle of Caseros, tended to encompass “barbarism” in three dimensions: the indigenous, the gaucho or mestizo, and the Spanish. These were three “races…
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