Philosophic Ideas in the Basis of a project of argentinian identity
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Keywords

Domingo Faustino Sarmiento
argentinian identity
philosophy of history
others
de-totalization

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Philosophic Ideas in the Basis of a project of argentinian identity. (2014). Universitas Philosophica, 19(38). https://revistas.javeriana.edu.co/index.php/vniphilosophica/article/view/11408
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Abstract

Domingo Faustino Sarmiento has had a leading role in the constitution of our nationality. His work Life and work of Juan Facundo Quiroga is the key work in which it is revealed to us what did Sarmiento think about the identity of the nation that was in the middle of the process of being founded, and also which philosophy of history was the basis for his project of nationality. In order to find how did Sarmiento think about argentinian identity it is necessary to analyze who are the others in reference to whom that national identity was to be built. And also to analyze which are the Jeep structures that form such identity in its relational aspects. Our methodological option is supported by a structuralist proposal that refuses to analyze identity as an isolated and closed totality. We aim is to make an operation of de-totalization that we understand as totally necessary for our subject.

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