notas en torno a la enunciación de josé vasconcelos en la raza cósmica
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Abstract
El presente artículo analiza La raza cósmica (1925) de Vasconcelos, atendiendo a su enunciación, entendida, según Benveniste, como la apropiación subjetiva de la lengua pública. Mi intención es mostrar cómo las tesis grandilocuentes, civilizatorias, racistas y estéticas resumidas en el proyecto cósmico se enmarcan en un contexto nacional y global bien específico. Así, identifico las huellas de seis discursos en la propuesta de Vasconcelos: el de la Revolución mexicana, el de la crisis occidental del periodo entre guerras, el de la reacción ateneísta frente al positivismo, el de la mestizofilia, el del continentalismo estadunidense y el del continentalismo latinoamericano.
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| Authors | ;Miguel Enrique Morales |
| Journal | European journal of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging |
| Year | 2016 |
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