should be noted, therefore, that the Magisterium's Academy chaired by Dr. José Armando Estrada Parra, proposed for this year, the award of the medal of the Father of the Reformation and founder emeritus of that Society precisely to Dr. Arturo Azuela, who incidentally, has just published the most important work of his life, "From Xaulín. History Route de Goya "sociological work to become novels, essays and valuable report was worthy of the distinction more important at university in Spain, which is the recognition CUM-LAUDE, and with which, intellectually, further enhances the cultural and historical work done not only in that country but in ours, and for the benefit of all and each of the Mexicans.
also in the solemn ceremony was explained that the SMGE, is the oldest cultural association of America it has acted as President, Leopoldo Rio de la Loza, Manuel Orozco y Berra , Ignacio Ramírez (The Necromancer), José María Iglesias, Ignacio Manuel Altamirano, Pastor Ruoux, Miguel Huerta Maldonado, to name but a few. During his long life, created three medals. The Benito Juarez, which is issued to Mexicans that are relevant in the context of their professional or public officials. The Ignacio Manuel Altamirano, for professionals, teachers, intellectuals and scientists who have written works both nationally and internationally and have contributed to the formation of new generations. However, the highest of the three, Valentín Gómez Farías is given to most brilliant intellectuals whose curriculum unbelievable, the figure makes it appear as highly representative of our national culture.
In this way, and unanimously concluded Dr. Arturo adze that covers more than, the requirements for that purpose, so that in that ceremony and before more than two hundred witnesses, Mr. Batiz July Zamora, President of the National Board of the Mexican Society of Geography and Statistics conferred on our President of the Seminario de Cultura Mexicana, so essential Presea and a diploma, with great appreciation of those attending this important event.
THE CUM LAUDE
Thus in his long resume, Doctor of Social Sciences at the University of Zaragoza, Spain, professor, novelist and essayist Dr. Arturo Azuela, studied music, civil engineering, mathematics and history at the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico. In the same institution a BS and MS in History (both with honors, 1973). He conducted graduate studies at the Universities of Texas (Austin, USA) and Edinburgh (Scotland, UK). At the University of Texas, earned a master's degree in Mathematics (Honours, 1965). In October 2005, the University of Zaragoza was awarded the diploma of Advanced Studies in Sociology (Honours). Eventually he earned a doctorate in social sciences at the University of Zaragoza (Cum Laude outstanding, Spain, 2006.
THE OFFICIAL
has held, at UNAM, among others, the positions of director of the Casa del Lago (1978-1979), director of the Journal of the University (1978-1981 ) general director of the Academic Staff (1979), coordinator of the Open University System (1985-1986) and director of the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters (1986-1990). Professor of Mathematics and History of Science since 1958. He has taught at national and foreign universities (Nuevo Leon, Guanajuato, Puebla, IPN, Iberoamericana, Columbia, Berkeley, Notre Dame, Chicago, Complutense of Madrid and the Sorbonne. It has been a guest professor at the universities of Montpellier, Harvard, Antwerp, and Zaragoza Internacional de Andalucía 2002-2007. President of the Association of Writers in Mexico, INBA literature director, director of the Revista de Bellas Artes, INBA deputy director general and chairman of the International Institute of Ibero-American Literature.
PUBLICATIONS
Among his long list of publications
editions, anthologies, history of science, texts of historical essays, scientific and literary novelist appears to hell size , Mexico, 1973; A that José Salomé, Mexico, 1975, Expression of silence, Mexico, 1979; The house of a thousand virgins, Barcelona, \u200b\u200b1983; The gift of speech, Barcelona, \u200b\u200b1985, the mathematician, Mexico, 1989; The sea of \u200b\u200butopias, Madrid , 1991; Case for Two Violins, Mexico, 1994; Lost and wonders, Mexico, 2002, Alameda de Santa María, Mexico, 2003; History Route de Goya, Zaragoza, 2009. Story: Rivers of Memory, Madrid, 2003. Biography, Prism Mariano Azuela, Mexico, 2003. Agustín Yáñez in literature and in history, Mexico, 2004. Its history is very numerous awards and his most recent publication his chronicle is historical and sociological From Xaulín. History Route de Goya, historical narrative Jovellanos Prize, 2010, Gijón. Since December 13, 2007, is president of the Seminary of Mexican Culture.