Social Character in a Mexican Village

Explore the intriguing dynamics of community and identity in "Social Character in a Mexican Village" by Edward C. Smith. Published by Taylor & Francis Inc in 1996, this captivating paperback spans 344 pages, delving into the rich social fabric of a Mexican village in the aftermath of the 1920 revolution. As Mexico transitioned into an industrialized nation, Smith offers a profound analysis of how these changes affected the social character of its people. This book provides valuable insights into the complexities of tradition and modernization, making it an essential read for anyone interested in Mexican culture, anthropology, or social studies. Enhance your understanding of a pivotal moment in history and the lives of those it transformed.