Progreso y desarrollo : la guerra se prolonga en la vida
The book was developed in six chapters; the first three, described rewriting from primary sources such as news, advertisements, magazine articles, newspapers, etc; how practices are installed on WWII and life intersect in everyday generating hope in human beings. This description of world events th...
| Autor Principal: | Montilla González, Nora Stella |
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| Otros Autores: | Ortiz Restrepo, Ana Isabel, Zapata Valencia, Juan Carlos, Carvajal Díaz, Juan Carlos |
| Formato: | info:eu-repo/semantics/masterThesis |
| Idioma: | spa |
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Educación
2016
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http://hdl.handle.net/10819/2993 |
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The book was developed in six chapters; the first three, described rewriting from primary sources such as news, advertisements, magazine articles, newspapers, etc; how practices are installed on WWII and life intersect in everyday generating hope in human beings.
This description of world events that geographically were far from our country, but that struck our country and customs, installed in the minds of the people of the time, the ideas of progress and development. It is the most relevant to the development of our purposes the issue of university education in Cali, central axis of the fourth chapter.
In chapter V the ideas of progress and development from the thought of Foucault and Paul Virilio which allowed the light of biopolitics and governmentality identify how discourses permeate all the facts of life and how these were addressed speeches are conducted from the era propaganda and marketized practices.
Finally, the book describes in the last chapter as a chronicle methodological advance in the research process. |
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