Carnivalizing the Cold War: Mexico, the Mexican Revolution, and the Events of 1968 by Julia Sloan

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L’accès à la justice locale pendant la révolution mexicaine : avocats et tinterillos dans les tribunaux de 1re instance by Évelyne Sanchez

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La Revolución ilustrada: la guerra civil mexicana en la literatura juvenil by Marion Gautreau

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La photographie au service d’un mythe fondateur de la nation : l’exemple des images de la Révolution mexicaine by Marion Gautreau

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La fotografía y la Revolución mexicana. Nuevas perspectivas y enfoques by Alberto Del Castillo Troncoso

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El 3,6% del archivo fotográfico que colonizó el imaginario de una nación by Miguel Ángel Berumen

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Fotoperiodismo en el despertar del siglo XX mexicano: bajo la mirada del dictador by Rebeca Monroy Nasr

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Emiliano Zapata ou la photographie au service de la construction d’une icône by Marion Gautreau

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Alegorías, metáforas y símbolos en el cine sobre la Revolución mexicana by Alvaro Vázquez Mantecón

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En finir avec l’histoire officielle ? Un bilan critique de l’historiographie internationale sur la révolution mexicaine by Evelyne Sanchez

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Inter-American Memories: Frances Toor, Alma Reed and the Mexican Cultural Renaissance by Michael K. Schuessler

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La Révolution mexicaine dans les manuels scolaires français by Véronique Pugibet

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Silvia Molina, La familia vino del norte. Et l’Histoire, d’où nous vient-elle ? by Marie-Agnès Palaisi-Robert

“…Since 1916 and Los de abajo, there has been a great number of novels, especially those written by women which have rewritten the Mexican Revolution’s history. La familia vino del norte by Silvia Molina belongs to this literary genealogy and proposes a very valuable reflection about History, its writing and historiography.…”
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Images de la Révolution dans l’œuvre de Jorge González Camarena by Marie-Pierre Ramouche

“…This article intends to analyze the representations of the Mexican Revolution in the work of the muralist painter Jorge González Camarena. …”
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De lo popular a lo masivo: la Revolución mexicana en el cine de la época de oro (1936-1959) by Juan Pablo Silva Escobar

“…In this text we maintain that the representations of the Mexican Revolution in the Golden Age movies show a set of rationalities and speeches that legitimize a well-ordered and sanitized view of the revolution. …”
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Modernisation des réseaux dans le Mexique révolutionnaire et postrévolutionnaire. Marcelo Portillo, entre communauté paysanne et parti politique by Évelyne Sanchez

“…From the path of a local actor in the Mexican Revolution, the article analyzes the impact of the emerging social structures linked to the revolution –agrarians groups and political parties– to understand the specific mechanisms of irruption of modernity within the villages. …”
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La Révolution mexicaine racontée aux enfants by Dalila Chine

“…As part of this article, we focus on representations of the Mexican Revolution in the textbooks of history which are free distributed in primary schools. …”
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La primera obra de temática migratoria en el teatro mexicano : Los que vuelven, de Juan Bustillo Oro by Guillermo Schmidhuber de la Mora

“…The Teatro de Ahora  (1932) was created by Juan Bustillo Oro and Mauricio Magdaleno with the purpose of putting on stage the socio-political issues that affected Mexico after the civil war period called the Mexican Revolution. These two authors wrote and produced plays that have become classics of engaged theatre. …”
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Penser et construire l’espace tojolabal à travers une expérience rituelle transfrontalière (Mexique-Guatemala) by Carine Chavarochette

“…Since the 1910-1920 Mexican revolution and the land reforms introduced by the government, the Tojolabal have been maintaining relations with the Chuj in the neighbouring country through rituals. …”
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Biblioteca del Niño Mexicano (1899-1901) y Episodios Mexicanos (1981-1982) : ficciones históricas ilustradas, ¿sólo para niños ? by Marie Lecouvey, Helia Bonilla

“…Those two collections, made in two periods separated by the Mexican Revolution, are profoundly different; but they also may converge much more than one first imagines.…”
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