The book brings together five chapters that explore different dimensions of Peruvian history. It begins with the notions of Homeland and Nation, from the Conquest of the Incas to Túpac Amaru and Jorge Basadre; continues with the Independence, highlighting the participation of slaves, guerrillas, and women; and proceeds with the traditions and anecdotes of the liberators collected by Ricardo Palma, Carlos Camino, and Enrique Tovar. Finally, it includes interviews with renowned historians such as Eve Arrascue, Carlos Aguirre, Heraclio Bonilla, and Pablo Macera, along with comments from key figures like Emilio Choy, Angélica Palma, and Raúl Porras Barrenechea, offering a plural and critical view of historical processes and their memory in Peru.
