The Buried Mirror Reflections on Spain and the New World
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The Buried Mirror Reflections on Spain and the New World

by Carlos Fuentes

Publisher
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Pages
399
Language
English
Published
1992

Overview

A best-selling and lavishly illustrated history of Hispanic culture from the "Balzac of Mexico," The Buried Mirror is a classic in its field. The renowned novelist Carlos Fuentes has crafted a unique history of the social, political, and economic forces that created the remarkable culture which stretches from the mysterious cave drawings at Altamira to the explosive graffiti on the walls of East Los Angeles. "A bittersweet celebration of the hybrid culture of Spain in the New World...Drawing expertly on five centuries of the cultural history of Europe and the Americas, Fuentes seeks to capture the spirit of the new, vibrant, and enduring civilization [in the New World] that began in Spain."--Los Angeles Times

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