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El doctor Luis González y González —don Luis, en lo que sigue— tiene entre muchos otros un libro sencillo y capital: El oficio de historiar (1988), que a tantos nos ha guiado por el sendero de la enseñanza de la historia. Desde el título mismo, don Luis se declara artesano con taller y oficio: un oficio que pide el rigor del conocimiento científico y el refinamiento de la expresión artística. De don Luis y de este oficio quiero hablar hoy, según sucede a quienes comparten un arte, sean aprendices o maestros, orfebres, pintores, ebanistas, poetas, pescadores, actores itinerantes o historiadores, que cuando se juntan se ponen a conversar de sus mesteres.Open access policy
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