A Bygone World. The World of Yesteryear

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Ricardo A. Yocelevzky R.

Abstract

The evocation of memoirs that highlight nostalgia for a world that was both stable and ordered, only to then question whether this is just an illusion, is a way to present the idea that, for many, despite the fall of the Berlin Wall being undoubtedly worthy of celebration, it had represented the stability of a bipolar world and its collapse has paved the way for a new period of uncertainty and instability.

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Yocelevzky R., R. A. (2019). A Bygone World. The World of Yesteryear. Revista Mexicana De Ciencias Políticas Y Sociales, 65(238). https://doi.org/10.22201/fcpys.2448492xe.2020.238.71987

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