Enciclopedia de México explained

Enciclopedia de México is a national encyclopedia of Mexico.

A first edition, in 10 volumes, was published from 1968, with editor Gutierre Tibón.[1]

A later edition was published from the late 1970s in 12 volumes, edited by José Rogelio Álvarez (es)[2] The encyclopedia has a vast array of articles including geology and landforms, fauna and flora, human migration, pre-Conquest ethnicity, anthropology and archeology, and biographical coverage,[3] and it is the most comprehensive encyclopedia on Mexico to date.

Notes and References

  1. Nesbit . Louis . 1968 . Review of Enciclopedia de México, Vol. I (A-Bravo) . Hispania . 51 . 4 . 932–932 . 10.2307/338681 . 0018-2133.
  2. Book: Álvarez. José Rogelio. Enciclopedia de México. 1978. Enciclopedia de México.
  3. Web site: Enciclopedia de México, el mejor monumento a José Rogelio Alvarez. Siempre.com. Spanish. 25 March 2011. 14 February 2014. 24 September 2015. https://web.archive.org/web/20150924101652/http://www.siempre.com.mx/2011/03/enciclopedia-de-mexico-el-mejor-monumento-a-jose-rogelio-alvarez/. dead.

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