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Obra clasica en la historiografia de las ideas politicas, este libro constituye una vasta exploracion de la teoria medieval de la realeza, basada en la concepcion cristocentrica de la monarquia como vicaria establecida por Dios en la Tierra para el gobierno temporal de las almas. A imagen de Cristo, el rey poseia dos cuerpos: natural el uno (sometido a las flaquezas y debilidades consustanciales al ser humano) y politico el otro (invisible, inmortal, infalible y destinado a una continuidad historica sin interrupciones). Pese a sus semejanzas con algunos conceptos paganos, Ernst H. Kantorowicz ...

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Amor y desamor, enfermedad y curación, maternidad y deseo son los hilos conductores que cruzan los relatos de este libro. En sus páginas, la historia de las emociones, el cuerpo y el individuo moderno muestran la complejidad y la diversidad de la construcción y experiencia de la femineidad en un reino americano, mestizo y barroco como fue la Nueva España.