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El texto desarrolla una propuesta apoyada en la disciplina histórica rescatando avances en el campo de la historia popular y de la historia oral. En un principio se formuló una sola propuesta, pero el desarrollo del trabajo la amplió y surgieron tres propuestas: 1)enseñanza de la historia basada en el análisis historiográfico y la enseñanza a partir de problemas. 2)Historia popular de sus desarrollos e implicaciones para el conocimiento histórico. 3)análisis de la historia oral: se hace un recuento de la oralidad en el mundo contemporáneo, de las características de tradición y de...

Legends and traditions have always been a part of Mexico's history and culture. These collected tales of the colonial period blend fantasy and reality. Include the history of many names of streets of Mexico City. Part II

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