México y su historia centralizada = Mexico and its centralized history

Authors

  • José M. Muriá

Abstract

Given, on the one hand, the diversity of weathers, cultures and idiosincracies prevailing in such country, and on the other hand Mexico's involvement in the process of giving itself more coherence and unity, this work analyzes the incidences and reasons which caused a struggle in the different parts of Mexico for teaching their particular history. The struggle embraces both the ideas of Jean Piaget, who stated that the learning process must begin departing from oneself, and of Jose Gaos, who stated that, the explaining categories and concepts of a reality must be coherent with itself.

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Published

2009-06-25

How to Cite

Muriá, J. M. (2009). México y su historia centralizada = Mexico and its centralized history. Educació I Història: Revista d’Història De l’Educació, (13), 95–108. Retrieved from https://revistes.iec.cat/index.php/EduH/article/view/51051.001

Issue

No. 13 (2009): gener-juny

Section

Assays and researches

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