Construcción de la idea de nación: del Costumbrismo a los inicios de una conciencia nacional
In this article we will develop a historical overview of the concept of nation, from its initial notions to its functional definition in the framework of the modern discussions on the origin of nations in Latin America. In order to do this, we will focus on the Peruvian case and propose that the ide...
| Autor Principal: | Vara Marín, Luis Henry |
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Summa Humanitatis
2017
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http://revistas.pucp.edu.pe/index.php/summa_humanitatis/article/view/19098 |
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In this article we will develop a historical overview of the concept of nation, from its initial notions to its functional definition in the framework of the modern discussions on the origin of nations in Latin America. In order to do this, we will focus on the Peruvian case and propose that the idea of nation in Peru, which emerged in the nineteenth century, articulated real, subjective, material, historical and imaginary elements that were determined and reworked by a privileged sector of society We will call Lima literary creoles. This construction of the idea of a Peruvian nation by an intellectual elite involved the use of literature and journalism as ideological vehicles to form a certain national consciousness in the readers of that time, As will be evidenced in the analysis of the novel Gonzalo Pizarro by Manuel A. Segura. |
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