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May 28, 2017 | Autor: Dennis Arias | Categoría: History, Intellectual History, Cultural History, Latin American Studies, History of Ideas, Latin American and Caribbean History, Disability Studies, History of Medicine, Literature, Critical Disability Studies, Anthropology of the Body, History of Science, Central America and Mexico, Central American Studies, History Of Emotions, Heroes, The Body, Disability History, Monster Theory, Heroism, Melancholy, Metaphor, Michel Foucault, Latin American literature, Sociology of the Body, Phenomenology of the body, Latin American History, Biopolitics, Costa Rica, Intellectual and cultural history, Body in Performance, Reinhart Koselleck, Hans Blumenberg, Skin and the Body, Literature and the body, Monsters and Monster Theory, History of Medicine and the Body, Body representations in art, cinema and literature, The Body in Literature, Disability, Literatura Centroamericana, Historia, Literatura, Historia de Centroamérica, Begriffsgeschichte, Historia Intelectual, Intelectual History, Wissensgeschichte, Metaphorology, Biopolitica, Biopower and Biopolitics, Historia Cultural, Body studies, Sociología Del Cuerpo, Historia del cuerpo, Melancolia, Metafora, History of the Body, Latinoamerica, América Latina, Costa Rican history, Historiografía guatemalteca y centroamericana, Historia Costa Rica, Wissenschaftsgeschichte, Monsters and the Monstrous, Discapacidad, Centroamérica, Gubernamentalidad, Heroes and heroines in literature, Reinhardt Koselleck, Latin American and Caribbean History, Disability Studies, History of Medicine, Literature, Critical Disability Studies, Anthropology of the Body, History of Science, Central America and Mexico, Central American Studies, History Of Emotions, Heroes, The Body, Disability History, Monster Theory, Heroism, Melancholy, Metaphor, Michel Foucault, Latin American literature, Sociology of the Body, Phenomenology of the body, Latin American History, Biopolitics, Costa Rica, Intellectual and cultural history, Body in Performance, Reinhart Koselleck, Hans Blumenberg, Skin and the Body, Literature and the body, Monsters and Monster Theory, History of Medicine and the Body, Body representations in art, cinema and literature, The Body in Literature, Disability, Literatura Centroamericana, Historia, Literatura, Historia de Centroamérica, Begriffsgeschichte, Historia Intelectual, Intelectual History, Wissensgeschichte, Metaphorology, Biopolitica, Biopower and Biopolitics, Historia Cultural, Body studies, Sociología Del Cuerpo, Historia del cuerpo, Melancolia, Metafora, History of the Body, Latinoamerica, América Latina, Costa Rican history, Historiografía guatemalteca y centroamericana, Historia Costa Rica, Wissenschaftsgeschichte, Monsters and the Monstrous, Discapacidad, Centroamérica, Gubernamentalidad, Heroes and heroines in literature, Reinhardt Koselleck