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A lo largo de las décadas de 1950 y 1970, decenas de visitantes a China dejaron constancia de los cambios más significativos que habían presenciado. La «literatura de viajes» es un insumo para pensar diversas transformaciones asociadas a la Revolución de 1949. En el caso que nos interesa aquí, colocamos la dimensión ambiental en el centro del análisis. Se analizan dos elementos fundamentales que aparecen en los distintos diarios de viaje como ejemplos de humanización del paisaje: los ríos y los insectos.
Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, dozens of visitors to China recorded the most significant changes they had witnessed. The "travel literature" is an input for thinking about various transformations associated with the revolution. In the case we are interested in here, we place the environmental dimension as one of the most common forms. We analyze two fundamental elements that appear in the different travel diaries as examples of the humanization of the landscape: rivers and insects.
Between the 1950s and 1970s, dozens of visitors to China recorded the most significant changes they had witnessed. The «travel literature» is an input for thinking about various transformations associated with the revolution. In the case we are interested in here, we place the environmental dimension as one of the most common forms. We analyze two fundamental elements that appear in the different travel diaries as examples of the humanization of the landscape: rivers and insects.
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