Category: UNIVERSIDAD IBEROAMERICANA

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  • Title Psicología ecocéntrica
    Author Elsa Sánchez Corral Fernández
    Publisher Universidad Iberoamericana, A.C.
    Imprint Ediciones Ibero
    ISBN 9786072644458
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2025
    Pages 280
    Format Printed
    THEMA Social impact of environmental issues
    Synopsis Reimagining our role on the planet—moving away from being humans characterized by domination and consumption toward interdependence and cognitive, emotional, and behavioral interconnectedness with the natural world—is our task. This work seeks to strengthen the perspective of sustainability within psychological practice and, to this end, introduces the concept of Ecocentric Psychology. The book therefore addresses socio-environmental issues such as climate change and sustainability, before turning to the role of emotions in pro-environmental behavior, psychological barriers to climate action, and strategies for behavioral change. It also includes a section on mental health challenges arising from this crisis and coping strategies based on pro-environmental psychotherapeutic models. In addition, it highlights the role of environmental education by providing readers with numerous educational resources.
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  • Title La voz y la música
    Author Marie Krysinska
    Publisher Universidad Iberoamericana, A.C.
    Imprint Ediciones Ibero
    ISBN 9786076938836
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2026
    Pages 488
    Format Printed
    THEMA Classic fiction
    Synopsis This is the first translation into Spanish of Marie Krysinska’s poems and the first complete edition of her collected poetr
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  • Title La maquinaria del poema. Poesía y materialidad en México
    Author Tania Favela
    Publisher Universidad Iberoamericana, A.C.
    Imprint Ediciones Ibero
    ISBN 9786078988433
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2024
    Pages 192
    Format Printed
    THEMA Modern and contemporary poetry (from 1900 onwards)
    Synopsis In La maquinaria del poema. Poesía y materialidad en México, we set out to rethink the materiality of poetry in light of what has been produced in Mexico during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Each of the essays that make up the volume explores and problematizes a different aspect of what we have chosen to call poetic materiality, a concept we prefer for its concreteness and its ability to unfold outward from or inward into the book. We are interested in what the poem is and what it does: its presence, the structures in which it is embedded, and the connections it generates—not merely what the poem says. We are interested in the conditions under which the poem—and, in turn, the book of poems—is produced; the movement of the writing process; the tools employed; the various materials brought into play; and the physical framework that shapes it. Ultimately, we are interested in awakening to the materiality of language, where the sign no longer reigns.
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  • Title Otra forma de besar. Sobre poesía, lengua y fronteras como el cuerpo
    Author Cristina Burneo Salazar
    Publisher Universidad Iberoamericana, A.C.
    Imprint Ediciones Ibero
    ISBN 9786074179477
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2022
    Pages 160
    Format Printed
    THEMA Poetry anthologies (various poets)
    Synopsis Esta forma de besar presents a beautiful communal poetics centered on translation. It is an essential work that shines within a transdisciplinary framework, bringing together cultural, literary, philosophical, and sociological studies; bilingualism, gender, migration, and activism. Few works of our time possess the strength and clarity with which Cristina Burneo Salazar undertakes the task of taking us from one way of kissing to another, of bringing us into contact with what is most immediate: our world, reality itself, no matter how painful or incomprehensible it may be. No matter how untranslatable it may seem. The work invites us to cross its borders and encounter there another people: those who speak poorly, those who are poorly translated, those who exist between the lines.
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  • Title Ecos de la revolución
    Author Ana Lucía Álvarez Gutiérrez; Kevyn Simon Delgado
    Publisher Universidad Iberoamericana, A.C.
    Imprint Ediciones Ibero
    ISBN 9786072672406
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2024
    Pages 448
    Format Printed
    THEMA Socialism and centre-left democratic ideologies
    Synopsis This work offers a renewed and essential contribution to the history of the socialist armed movement in Mexico, incorporating new sources, approaches, and analytical proposals within the context of contemporary history. Through three fundamental lines of inquiry, readers will discover a complex network of voices, images, and narratives that have so far received little attention in traditional historiography. Drawing on unpublished oral and digital sources, together with archival materials, testimonies, film, and press coverage, the book reveals the complexity of the socialist armed movement and the various groups that comprised it. For this reason, the work promises to be a valuable contribution for academics, historians, and anyone interested in understanding the political and social dynamics of an era of struggle and resistance.
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  • Title Interpretaciones filosóficas sobre el sentido del poder, de la legitimidad y de la democracia
    Author Francisco Mujica
    Publisher Universidad Iberoamericana, A.C.
    Imprint Ediciones Ibero
    ISBN 9786072644878
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2025
    Pages 166
    Format Printed
    THEMA Literary theory
    Synopsis The chaotic state of the political system over the past decade makes it more timely than ever to question the meaning of the fundamental concepts of politics: power, legitimacy, and democracy. This book seeks to understand the central element of politics—power—through a dimension of human existence whose relationship with power had never been fully recognized: human vulnerability. The meanings of legitimacy and democracy proposed here emerge from an interpretation of certain metaphors. But not just any metaphors: Hamlet and Whitman symbolize—one as tragedy and the other as ideal—what legitimacy and democracy have become in their current failure and contemporary distortion. Thus, I sought to find the meaning of legitimacy and democracy not so much in what their doctrines proclaim, but in what resonates in their earliest impulses and original gestures.
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  • Title En busca de la ciencia del mundo
    Author Juan José Rosales Sánchez
    Publisher Universidad Iberoamericana, A.C.
    Imprint Ediciones Ibero
    ISBN 9786076938812
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2026
    Pages 664
    Format Printed
    THEMA Literary studies: c. 1800 - c. 1900
    Synopsis There is a “science of the world” encompassing the means of avoiding, insofar as possible, the ills that affect us as a society. This science contains “all the arts and all the sciences,” and whoever possessed it would be “a wellspring of knowledge.” These ideas were left to us by Simón Rodríguez, also known as Samuel Robinson (Caracas, 1769–Amotape, 1854), who devoted his life to the pursuit of this desired and marvelous science. This work seeks to reconstruct the intellectual journey of this distinguished Hispanic American thinker, who, in his quixotic adventure of exploring and attempting to conquer the science of the world, set his sights and course toward an endless horizon. After a decade of research and patient writing, readers are presented with a collection of studies examining and discussing issues of particular relevance to Simón Rodríguez’s work.
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  • Title Identidad(es): la imagen y la producción de comunidad
    Author Valeria Sánchez Michel; Sara Gabriela Baz Sánchez
    Publisher Universidad Iberoamericana, A.C.
    Imprint Ediciones Ibero
    ISBN 9786078988686
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2024
    Pages 212
    Format Printed
    THEMA History of specific countries and regions
    Synopsis This book brings together studies on the importance of images in the construction of identities, representations, and communities, while examining the role of the nation-state in shaping them. The authors focus on a close analysis of the ways in which painting, cinema, press graphics, and photography construct narratives of identity. The circulation of these images makes it possible to build bridges between regions and to consider whether there are convergences in the visual languages that have developed. The authors’ diverse backgrounds provide a broad overview spanning the history of nationalist representations from the nineteenth century to the late twentieth century, across geographical contexts including Mexico, Brazil, Spain, and France. Thus, this book constitutes a historiographical contribution that enables new readings of old images.
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  • Title Imperceptibles. Vida y lucha de Marcelina Bautista Bautista
    Author Rodrigo Quintero Murguía
    Publisher Universidad Iberoamericana, A.C.
    Imprint Ediciones Ibero
    ISBN 9786074179057
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2023
    Pages 216
    Format Printed
    THEMA Social discrimination and inequality
    Synopsis In a country such as Mexico, where 10% of the population controls 59% of the income, the outlook for the 2.5 million domestic workers could hardly be more uncertain and bleak. In Imperceptibles, the author tells, in novelized form, the story of Marcelina Bautista Bautista, a courageous woman who, together with other domestic workers, challenged the status quo and managed to build a foundation of dignity within a discriminatory society.
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  • Title Memorias de esperanza. Las luchas de las mujeres en la guerra civil de Guatemala
    Author Anelí Villa Avendaño
    Publisher Universidad Iberoamericana, A.C.
    Imprint Ediciones Ibero
    ISBN 9786074179705
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2023
    Pages 286
    Format Printed
    THEMA  Pressure groups and protest movements
    Synopsis Shaped by a male perspective focused on warfare and heroism, the recent history of Guatemala—a country marked by violence—has overlooked the role played by women in the brutal context of the Guatemalan civil war. Memorias de esperanza. Las luchas de las mujeres en la guerra civil de Guatemala is a work that, from a feminist and decolonial perspective, exposes the gender bias through which women’s memories have been rendered invisible and overlooked. Seeking to reread the “great heroic deeds,” Anelí Villa Avendaño challenges established paradigms surrounding the Guatemalan war and brings to light what traditional historiography has largely ignored. Through women’s memories, she makes visible the political subjectivity of those who worked to improve the living conditions of their communities—women whose everyday actions and activism sustained the social movements that challenged authoritarian governments and structures of power.
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  • Title Dos Nogales
    Author Hugo Octavio Salcedo Larios
    Publisher Universidad Iberoamericana, A.C.
    Imprint Ediciones Ibero
    ISBN 9786076932377
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2026
    Pages 258
    Format Printed
    THEMA Modern and contemporary works (from 1900 onwards)
    Synopsis Dos Nogales addresses migration in the context of the twenty-first century, responding to the need to reconsider the phenomenon in light of new forms of repression and global needs. Alongside accounts of migratory experiences—drawn from real informants—the book explores the question of the border: what it means for people to be separated by an arbitrary line that distinguishes “there” from “here,” becoming a nightmare for those who travel and a chimera for those who live there. Crossing points give rise to transformations that generate dynamism while also producing inequalities and multiple complexities. Written in a poetic register and contrasted with corrosive humor, the work seeks to understand the endless irregularities surrounding migration.
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  • Title El cine y… conversaciones con cineastas latinoamericanos
    Author Fernando Moreno Suárez; Santiago Moyao
    Publisher Universidad Iberoamericana, A.C.
    Imprint Ediciones Ibero
    ISBN 9786072644946
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2025
    Pages 120
    Format Printed
    THEMA Film production: technical and support skills
    Synopsis Cinema—and talking about cinema—has been the lifeline of Fernando Moreno Suárez, “El More,” who has traveled to festivals and award ceremonies to talk with all those who create and give meaning to one of his greatest passions. The seventh art is a complex and collaborative discipline that requires many people to bring it into existence. It is much more than the finished product or the actors we see on screen. So why has greater importance been given to what we see than to what happens behind the scenes? Who are the people who bring to life the final product that we enjoy so much in a movie theater or in the comfort of our homes? In the twelve interviews that make up this book—conversations with Tatiana Huezo, Eugenio Caballero, Mariana Rondón, Elisa Miller, and many others—El More invites us to reflect on the work of art directors, composers, directors, actors, screenwriters, gaffers, lighting technicians, and others, as a vital team in the development of cinema as both an art form and an industry. El cine y… opens an endless dialogue about the big screen and the indispensable work of every person who makes it possible.
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  • Title Viaje al corazón del proyecto
    Author Pablo Landa
    Publisher Universidad Iberoamericana, A.C.
    Imprint Ediciones Ibero
    ISBN 9786072644236
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2025
    Pages 360
    Format Printed
    THEMA Architects and architectural practices
    Synopsis The book consists of a series of conversations between Agustín Landa Vértiz and Pablo Landa Ruiloba, conducted in 2014, exploring the former’s career as an architect. They begin with his memories of the work of Enrique and Agustín Landa Verdugo, and go on to describe his education at Universidad Iberoamericana, his relationships with teachers and colleagues, and his projects in Mexico City during the 1980s and in Monterrey during the 1990s. The book is illustrated with archival photographs and plans.
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  • Title ¿Qué iba a ser de ti después de las tormentas de fuego y acero?
    Author Francisco Robles Gil Martínez del Río
    Publisher Universidad Iberoamericana, A.C.
    Imprint Ediciones Ibero
    ISBN 9786072644861
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2025
    Pages 204
    Format Printed
    THEMA Revolutions, uprisings and rebellions
    Synopsis In the 1970s, a group of men and women in Mexico chose the armed struggle, convinced that revolution would bring about a more just society. Drawing on archives, memoirs, and representations, this research delves into their history, moving away from heroic or commemorative perspectives to offer a critical examination of how their past has been narrated. Amid violence, hope, and clandestinity, the author reconstructs the period inhabited by those who put their bodies on the line for an idea, revealing its tensions, contradictions, and silences. More than a recounting of events, this book invites readers to reflect on the limits of memory, the power of narratives, and the challenge of understanding the lives and motivations of those who risked everything in the name of a truth.
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