New book
Launch of new edition
Monstrua
Explore a world of possibilities! Discover what we have to offer and dive into a unique experience.
Found: 6 books
Books on Multiculturalism
-
Sold out
Chiapas cultural: El Ateneo de ciencias y artes de Chiapas
$ 27.50CHIAPAS CULTURAL : EL ATENEO DE CIENCIAS Y ARTES DE CHIAPAS. / Héctor Cortés Mandujano.… -
Sold out
El movimiento chicano en el paradigma del multiculturalismo de los Estado Unidos
$ 18.35EL MOVIMIENTO CHICANO EN EL PARADIGMA DEL MULTICULTURALISMO DE LOS ESTADO UNIDOS : DE POCHOS… -
Sold out
Fronteras en América del Norte: Estudios multidisciplinarios
Original price was: $ 35.65.$ 29.65Current price is: $ 29.65.FRONTERAS EN AMÉRICA DEL NORTE : ESTUDIOS MULTIDISCIPLINARIOS. / Alejandro Mercado Celis, Elizabeth Gutiérrez Romero… -
Sold out
Identidades, globalización e inequidad
$ 25.00IDENTIDADES, GLOBALIZACIÓN E INEQUIDAD : PONENCIAS MAGISTRALES DE LA CÁTEDRA ALAIN TOURAINE. / María Eugenia… -
Sold out
Pasaje mítico y paisaje fundacional en las migraciones mesoamericanas
$ 37.50PASAJE MÍTICO Y PAISAJE FUNDACIONAL EN LAS MIGRACIONES MESOAMERICANAS. / Angel Julián García Zambrano. Cuernavaca,… -
Sold out
Persistencias culturales afrocaribeñas en Veracruz
$ 32.50PERSISTENCIAS CULTURALES AFROCARIBEÑAS EN VERACRUZ : SU PROCESO DE CONFORMACIÓN DESDE LA COLONIA HASTA FINES…
Can't find what you are looking for?
Libros en ofertas
-
Sale!Isla en negro
Original price was: $ 20.50.$ 17.85Current price is: $ 17.85.ISLA EN NEGRO : HISTORIAS DE CRIMEN Y ENIGMA. / selección y prólogo de Rafael… -
Sale!El hambre heroica
Original price was: $ 24.40.$ 20.95Current price is: $ 20.95.EL HAMBRE HERÓICA : ANTOLOGÍA DE CUENTO MEXICANO. / Gabriel Rodríguez Liceaga (editor). Jalisco, México… -
Sale!De otro modo la vida
Original price was: $ 37.40.$ 29.99Current price is: $ 29.99.DE OTRO MODO LA VIDA. / Guadalupe Velasco. México, D.F. : Casa de las Imágenes… -
Sale!Mujeres de Oriente
Original price was: $ 23.75.$ 18.95Current price is: $ 18.95.MUJERES DE ORIENTE : RELATOS DESDE LA CÁRCEL. / Josefina Estrada (editor). México, D.F. :…
Category index
It is very easy to get lost in the world of information, for this reason, our books are divided into the most representative categories within the social sciences and humanities. In each of them you will find books on your favorite subject. If you cannot find the book you are looking for, do not hesitate to contact us.
- Agriculture and livestock
- Anthropology
- Archaeology
- Architecture
- Art
- Bibliography and library science
- Biology
- Culinary studies
- Drugs, drug trafficking, narco-politics & narco society
- Ecology and environmental issues
- Economics
- Education
- Film and cinema
- Food and drink
- Gastronomy
- Gender studies
- Geography
- History
- Immigration issues and human migrations
- Language and linguistics
- Law and legal matters
- Literature
- Medicine and public health
- Music
- Philosophy
- Politics and political science
- Psychology and social psychology
- Reference
- Religion and society
- Science
- Sociology
- Sports
Search by price
Under $15 / Under $25 / Under $50 / Under $100 / Ofertas
Did you find what you were looking for? An expert can solve all your inquiries. We are here to help, fill out the form and we will contact you shortly.
Mexican literature blog
In this blog we share knowledge, experiences and opinions of some of the Mexican publications that we have been distributing around the world for more than 40 years.
Beyond the Myth: The Library of Alexandria At some point in your life, you’ve probably heard of the legendary Library of Alexandria—even if just in passing. Words like knowledge, fire, history, and myth often arise when speaking of this ancient treasure. Whether you’re a curious reader or stumbled upon this blog by chance, here’s a […]
🐾 Do You Know Ocelote? A New Independent Mexican Publisher Worth Discovering The ocelot is a carnivorous mammal and one of six species of wild cats native to Mexico. It’s important not to confuse it with the margay. Its scientific name is Leopardus pardalis, and its common name comes from the Nahuatl word océlotl. Medium-sized—between […]
Opening a book is like opening a window to a whole new world. Stories begin to unfold, and we see everything without really seeing it—without needing a screen. But how does this happen? How are these mental images generated? How is information processed, retained, and understood? And more importantly, what happens in the long term when we build a reading habit? […]