el infierno santiagueño: sequía, paisaje y escritura en el noroeste argentino

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Abstract
Este trabajo recorre algunas crónicas periodísticas sobre la sequía santiagueña de 1937 comparándolas con la producción ensayística regional dedicada a las relaciones entre ecocidio y crisis socio-cultural en el Noroeste argentino. El paisaje se abordará como forma de expresar a la modernidad en su dimensión agonal, como un modo de apuntar los múltiples efectos de crisis desencadenada por el proceso de inserción del mundo rural en la modernidad capitalista y urbana.   Abstract   This essay works through a number of chronicles, which appeared in newspapers during the drought the Argentine province of Santiago del Estero suffered in 1937. It compares these with essays from local writers addressing the relations between ecocide and socio-cultural crisis in the Argentine Northwest. Landscape will be discussed as a way of expressing the destructive aspects of modernity, articulating multiple effects of crisis unleashed by the expansion of urban capitalism into the rural world.
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Authors ;Jens Andermann
Journal research journal of pharmacognosy
Year 2014
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10.18441/ibam.12.2012.45.23-43
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