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En el presente articulo se ofrece una interpretacion sobre el ejercicio del poder por parte del Estado y la elite durante el porfiriato a traves del espacio urbano, en ese sentido se rescatan las funciones simbolicas que cumplieron los equipamientos de la ciudad de Hermosillo durante dicho periodo. Se retoman tres tipos de fenomenos cohesionadores de la misma indole, a fin de validar el supuesto de que la nomenclatura de las calles de Hermosillo es un elemento cohesionador y generador de una conciencia patriotica y nacionalista, desde la perspectiva del panoptismo de Michel Foucault; la estatuomania, obsesion de la epoca por generar monumentos para promover los valores liberales, y la invencion de la tradicion, propuesta de Eric Hobsbawm, aplicada a los rituales civico-patrioticos, especificamente a los festejos del centenario de la independencia. Compendium of Porfirista power in Hermosillo's urban space This article offers an interpretation of the exercise of power by the State and the ruling elite during the Porfiriato, through an analysis of Hermosillo’s urban space. The analysis highlights the symbolic functions of the monuments, buildings and other urban facilities constructed in the city during this period. Three types of phenomena are studied in order to validate the assumption that Hermosillo’s street nomenclature is a cohesive and identity-constructing element which seeks to generate a patriotic and nationalist consciousness: first, Michel Foucault’s panopticism perspective; second, “statue mania,” an obsession of the era with creating monuments in order to promote liberal values; and third, in accordance with Eric Hobsbawm’s proposal, the invention of tradition, applied to civic and patriotic rituals, particularly the celebrations of Mexico’s Centenary of Independence.

Abreviaturas del poder porfirista en el espacio urbano hermosillense