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J. S. Soto Molina

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Open access Sep 2026

Decolonialidad Testamentaria: Una Nueva Categoría para Reinterpretar el Testamento y la Última Proclama de Simón Bolívar (1830)

Simón Bolívar's political thought has been extensively examined from historical, legal, and republican perspectives. However, his Testament and Final Proclamation, both dictated on December 10, 1830, have rarely been interpreted as a unified philosophical and political corpus. This theoretical gap has prevented scholar...

J. S. Soto Molina · 0 citations
Open access Aug 2026

From Regency Morality to Tropical Tragedy: A Decolonial and Gender-Based Comparative Analysis of Emma Woodhouse and Emma in the Works of José María Vargas Vila

This article develops a decolonial and gender-based comparative analysis of female subjectivity through the figures of Emma Woodhouse in Emma and Emma in the works of José María Vargas Vila. Moving beyond superficial nominal coincidence, the study proposes the shared name “Emma” as a symbolic and discursive entry point...

J. S. Soto Molina · 1 citation

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