About This Book
Rereading Venezuela (In the antechamber of history), a book of Professor Asdrúbal Aguiar dedicated by the writer and academic Asdrúbal Aguiar A. to the analysis of the Venezuelan question and its deconstructive crisis throughout the 21st century, and whose constitutional, historical and sociopolitical perspectives he has addressed in other of his works over the last 25 years. This time, advancing in depth and in an effort to comprehensively understand Venezuela, he clears paths. Sets directions for the future. By defining the traits of the unfinished and innovative being that characterizes Venezuelans, the author rediscovers the cultural and historical burdens that have been crossed on the path of national modernization. Add up the agonal and luminous moments in which the experience of freedom and democracy bore its best fruits. And it tries to show what is unprecedented and promising, namely, the phase of "liminality" in which the country finds itself, in a kind of rite of passage that forces the reconstitution of the nation within a context that threatens the roots of civilization in the West
