Apristas en Chile: circuitos intelectuales y redes políticas durante los años 1930
Author(s) -
Sebastián Hernández
Publication year - 2015
Publication title -
revista de historia y geografía
Language(s) - Spanish
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 0719-4145
pISSN - 0719-4137
DOI - 10.29344/07194145.31.378
Subject(s) - context (archaeology) , politics , humanities , political science , dictatorship , ideology , sociology , art , democracy , law , geography , archaeology
Resumen Los circuitos intelectuales y redes politicas que generaron los exiliados apristas en Santiago durante los anos 1930 se observan a traves de proyectos editoriales, nexos politicos y debates ideologicos en Chile. La hipotesis sostiene que el contexto sociopolitico en el Chile posterior a la dictadura del General Carlos Ibanez del Campo (1931) hasta el fin del Frente Popular (1941), fue propicio para la construccion de un espacio politico e intelectual transnacional de alcance continental y la emergencia de un dialogo entre dos esferas publicas nacionales, la chilena y la peruana, en la que los apristas lograron influenciar y transformar el escenariopolitico-cultural chileno. Palabras clave: APRA, circuitos intelectuales, redes politicas, editorial. Apra supporters in Chile: Intellectual circuits and political networks for the years of 1930 Abstract The intellectual circuits and political networks that APRA exiles generated in Santiago during the years of 1930 are observed through publishing projects,political links and ideological debates in Chile. The hypothesis says that the sociopolitical context in Chile after the dictatorship of General Carlos Ibanez del Campo (1930) until the end of the Frente Popular (1941) was suitable for the creation of a transnational political and intellectual space with continental scope and the emergence of a dialogue between two national publicspheres, Chile and Peru, where APRA managed to influence and transform the Chilean political-cultural scene. Keywords: APRA, intellectual circuits, political networks, editorial.
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