La “Hija Del Pecado”. La República Post Independentista del Siglo XIX en Textos Escolares Venezolanos
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Representaciones discursivas, relato histórico, libros de texto, república, culto cívico bolivariano, Discoursive representations, historical account, textbooks, republic, political system.Abstract
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