Etiqueta: Enrique Ayala Mora

Introduces and explains some of the principal writings of Ecuadors longtime populist leader. Underscores many Ecuadorians continued fascination with the five-term president. Good introductory essay by Enrique Ayala Mora –Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.

Indispensable synthesis of the Liberal era (1895-1912) by Ecuadors preeminent historian based on his Oxford PhD dissertation. Examines conditions leading to 1895 revolution, developments during liberal hegemony, the structure and program of the liberal state, and the nature of the conservative opposition. Includes footnotes and bibliography –Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.

Reflexión filosófica en torno a Hernán Malo González, figura clave en la construcción de un discurso y una praxis de la filosofía en Ecuador, durante la década de los setenta y ochenta.

Ten well-researched essays by Ecuadorian, Peruvian, Bolivian, and Colombian scholars provide fresh insights into Sucres career and significance. Written for a conference held in Ecuador to mark the bicentennial of Sucres birth. A valuable set of essays, but Ayala Moras analysis of the evidence concerning Sucres assassination is of special interest –Handbook of Latin American […]