imaginarios nacionales latinoamericanos en el tránsito del siglo xix al xx latin american nations' imaginary in the transition from the xix to the xx century

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Abstract
Se reflexiona sobre la construcción de los imaginarios que fueron urdiéndose a través del siglo XIX, en países del sur americano: Chile, Argentina, Uruguay y Brasil, en los que se procura instalar una imagen moderna y atractiva de país en el llamado "mundo civilizado". Se procura establecer un marco comprensible en el cual replantear aspectos de nuestra historia común, en este caso, la formación de un imaginario de países prósperos, tan potente que oscurece la visualización de otros imaginarios.
This work is a reflection about the construction of imaginaries that took form along the XIX century in the South American countries: Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, and Brazil. These countries intended to install a modern and attractive appearance consistent with the so-called "civilized world." We try to establish an understandable frame for posing again different issues of our common history; in this case, the creation of an imaginary of prosperous countries, so powerful as to hide other possible imaginaries.
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Authors ;Carmen Norambuena Carrasco
Journal estudios de filosofía práctica e historia de las ideas
Year 2007
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