la importancia social del trabajo en el méxico del siglo xix social importance of work in the 19th century mexico
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Abstract
Durante el siglo XIX la sociedad mexicana emprendió la constitución de un nuevo modelo de nación que incorporó el valor moral por el trabajo. La modernización y el progreso figuraron como elementos configuradores y se estimó al individuo según su grado de capacidades de contribución nacional. La imagen de ciudadano se vincula estrechamente con el trabajo y, por este motivo, las personas ociosas, jugadoras o sin oficio pertenecían al rango de los inútiles.
During the nineteenth century Mexican society began the constitution of a new model of Nation which has incorporated the moral value related to work. Modernization and progress were pivotal elements for that, and the individual has started to be considered for his capacity of contributing with the Nation. The citizen image was closely related to work. In consequence, idlers, gamblers, and unemployed were classified as useless.
During the nineteenth century Mexican society began the constitution of a new model of Nation which has incorporated the moral value related to work. Modernization and progress were pivotal elements for that, and the individual has started to be considered for his capacity of contributing with the Nation. The citizen image was closely related to work. In consequence, idlers, gamblers, and unemployed were classified as useless.
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| Authors | ;Pedro Miranda Ojeda |
| Journal | comunicata scientiae |
| Year | 2006 |
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