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Representación social de un movimiento estudiantil a través de dos visiones, el Estado y la comunidad: el caso de la formación de la Colonia Rubén Jaramillo en 1973
Parte del resumen: "Cómo fueron vistos los jóvenes estudiantes por parte de campesinos y trabajadores obreros y como aquéllos participaron, de manera libre y democrática, en la fundación de la misma"
Intrevista con Elena Poniatowska
"la sección de la colonia Rubén Jaramillo que es más bien una ficción basada en la realidad..."