The bibliographic contribution of Ricardo Melgar Bao: history and anthropology
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https://doi.org/10.15381/is.n47.23874Keywords:
anthropology of exile, mariateguist studies, life story, social movements, bibliographic productionAbstract
Ricardo Melgar Bao (1946-2020) is a Peruvian anthropologist with professional training in education, history and anthropology in Peru, with residence for more than 40 years in Mexico where he carried out his work as a teacher, researcher, writer and cultural manager, projecting himself to Peru and other Latin American countries. The objective of this study is to identify and gather their bibliographic production, order them chronologically and thematically, and analyze their contributions. Research with the qualitative method and literature review study, taking into account its historiographical production. This set of publications, duly identified, classified and analyzed, are offered as results that allow us to assess part of his legacy in its real dimension.
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