Lenguaje y política en Esteban Echeverría, Juan Bautista Alberdi y Francisco Bilbao
Echeverría, Alberdi and Bilbao may be considered to be three of the finest 19th Century’s interpreters of the Latin American revolutions for independence. Their theories were developed in the light of the political consequences of the Revolution, but also based on an assessment of a series of Fr...
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| Sumario: | Echeverría, Alberdi and Bilbao may be considered to be three of the
finest 19th Century’s interpreters of the Latin American revolutions for
independence. Their theories were developed in the light of the political
consequences of the Revolution, but also based on an assessment of a
series of French political philosophers that, at the same time, were
thinking the French revolutionary process. Placing these authors in the
context of the theoretical discussions of their time is a way to extend the
understanding and to identify the singularities of a view defined on the
horizon of the new conditions of modern politics. |
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