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The aim of the research is to analyze the formation and contemporaneity of right/left cleavage in the Central American post-war political systems. The methodology to be used is the Comparative ... expression, are fundamental to understanding political plurality and democratic quality in general in the postwar Central American political systems. The article states that in El Salvador, Guatemala, and
Mexican thinkers such as Samuel Ramos and Emilio Uranga. This articles vindicates the important role of Keyserling in the “Germanization” of Mexican Philosophy in the first half of the past century, and ... American Meditations; Mexican Philosophy; Samuel Ramos; Emilio Uranga La “germanización” de La “filosofía de Lo mexicano” Bajo la expresión “filosofía de lo mexicano” solemos reunir a un conjunto
, and political-strategic. The work was developed based on the Resenhas de Política Exterior do Brasil (Brazilian Foreign Policy Reviews) and bibliographical research on the Brazilian bibliography ... the foreign policy of the Lula administration toward the Central American and Caribbean region. We argue that Brazil’s actions took place on three fronts: social-humanitarian, economic, and political
of the representated human landscape. Without ever losing the focus of the historical-political chronicle, Castells makes use of resources that underline the intellectual work of a social group whose
The objective of this article is to analyze the political movements led by Nicaraguan César Augusto Sandino and Cuban Antonio Guiteras in their respective countries, but in the context of ... . Based on a comparative analysis and supported by primary and secondary sources, the article reveals and demonstrates the variants of revolutionary nationalism expressed from the specific political and
How should a Christian political scientist think about power, liberalism, and political science? In answering this question, this article first defines power. Considered primarily in relation to the ... negative, one must refer to a particular political philosophy. Presumably a political philosophy will have an anthropology, an account of what human beings are like. Domination adds “to the notion of power
Asociación de Estudiantes Universitarios and the University Superior Council, complemented with interviews, newspaper archives, political brochures and declassified State Department and Mexican ... Sandinista Movement”. Tesis de doctorado. Indianapolis: Indiana University, 2005. [ Links ] Booth, John. “A Guatemalan Nightmare. Levels of Political Violence. 1966-1972”. Journal of Interamerican Studies
inscribed in the political and aesthetical discussions, in Argentina and Latin America. The book presents a look at the “reification” and “alienation” of workers, their “dehumanization”, recalling Marxist
inscribed in the political and aesthetical discussions, in Argentina and Latin America. The book presents a look at the “reification” and “alienation” of workers, their “dehumanization”, recalling Marxist
inscribed in the political and aesthetical discussions, in Argentina and Latin America. The book presents a look at the “reification” and “alienation” of workers, their “dehumanization”, recalling Marxist
inscribed in the political and aesthetical discussions, in Argentina and Latin America. The book presents a look at the “reification” and “alienation” of workers, their “dehumanization”, recalling Marxist
This article aims to discuss the forms of construction of the political representation of the Pentecostals for positions in the Brazilian Legislative Branch. In the first section we analyze the ... and the process of political authorization by the voters/believers to the candidates of their denominations. In the second section the focus is on the understanding of the peculiar model of political
The article reviews the relationship between history and philosophy in order to study the Indian-Indigenous question in Latin America. For this purpose, the authors analyze the meaning of history in ... ); and the reconstruction of the Indian history in Reinaga’s Kollasuyu in his work The Indian Revolution (1970). The article concludes with proposals for a history and philosophy concerned with Indian
; object and construction; and expository and textual dimension) that allowed us to recognize the systematic dialogue framed (and established) by the literary criticism, between literature and political
In every political identity it is possible to recognize the fingerprints of the context in which it is inscribed, those that will be visible in the appropriation and resignification of previously ... Populismo e identidades políticas en América Latina, siglos XX y XXI Tradiciones políticas y hegemonía. Hacia lo plurinacional-popular en Bolivia Political traditions and hegemony
arts were spaces of political weighting, and areas usable by Good Neighbor politics. Finally, it is explained what kind of Latin American art was collected to make up the collection in 1943, and what
politically and epistemically. I present the characteristics of Mariátegui’s Indo-American Socialism and its relationship with indigenous praxis; the epistemic-political subject of this construction; the ... American reality and feed liberating political proposals. Key words: Mariategui; Indo-American Socialism; Good living; Epistemic-political search; Indigenous movements; Marxism Introducción
clarifies the possible reasons for the scant attention that Mexican critics paid for a long time to the literary work of Salomón de la Selva, as well as to his educational and political work.Keywords
. Nonetheless, the structure of political opportunities determines the autonomic movements’ success.Keywords : Collective action; Indigenous autonomy; Community government; Indigenous movements.
the political and intellectual disenchantment that arose around Cuba in the gray quinquennium through the dialogue between narrative fiction and the historical context of the moment. From this analysis ... concluded that political disenchantment is a creative appropriation generating artistic and intellectual reflections addressed by the authors in the three works mentioned. Keywords: Disenchantment; Cuban
