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In previous works we have considered various aspects of the reception of thetheories of Albert Einstein in our country. In particular, we discussed theimpact of his visit to Argentina in 1925, and the precise content of theconferences and scientific publications that Einstein communicated while he washere. We have also discussed, critically, different documents on topics relatedto the theory of relativity published in the country during the first decadesof the last century, in which the technical level was extremely varied.Finally, we have dealt with a forgotten document, which Einstein prepared forhis visit but, once in the country, thought it convenient not to communicate.In the present work, which is part of that same line of research, we propose toconsider the scientific, cultural and pedagogical career of Enrique LoedelPalumbo (1901-1962), who was one of the main local actors during Einstein'svisit to Argentina. He was also one of the founders of the research onrelativity issues in the Rio de la Plata. In addition to his strictlyscientific interests, Loedel Palumbo took seriously the pedagogy of science andbecame interested in philosophical, cultural and artistic problems of his time.

Relativity in Argentine culture in the early twentieth century