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Since Eugenio Maria de Hostos’ publication in 1863 of La peregrinacion de Bayoan until 1892, Columbus occupies a central space in his writings. The transformation of Columbus from a Romantic to a Positivist hero serves to exhibit the ideological, historical and political tensions of a colonial Puerto Rican subject questioning his historical and political legacy. It also triggers the examination not only of the figure of Columbus, Spain and the conquest, but of the Nineteenth century complex reality of the American, Caribbean and Latin American nation states.

Cristóbal Colón como puente trasatlántico en el imaginario de Eugenio María de Hostos