José Carlos Mariátegui, his reflection on University Reform, intellectuals and popular education 1919-1930

Since shortly before the "outbreak" of the university reform movement in Córdoba in 1918, the Peruvian intellectual José Carlos Mariátegui (1894-1930), began an approach to socialism that had its first intellectual and ideological turn when he founded, together with César Falcon, the newsp...

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Autor principal: Moraga Valle, Fabio
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Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades. Escuela de Historia 2018
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topic Mariátegui
Reforma Universitaria
Intelectuales
Educación Popular
Mariátegui
University Reform
Intellectuals
Popular Education
spellingShingle Mariátegui
Reforma Universitaria
Intelectuales
Educación Popular
Mariátegui
University Reform
Intellectuals
Popular Education
Moraga Valle, Fabio
José Carlos Mariátegui, his reflection on University Reform, intellectuals and popular education 1919-1930
topic_facet Mariátegui
Reforma Universitaria
Intelectuales
Educación Popular
Mariátegui
University Reform
Intellectuals
Popular Education
author Moraga Valle, Fabio
author_facet Moraga Valle, Fabio
author_sort Moraga Valle, Fabio
title José Carlos Mariátegui, his reflection on University Reform, intellectuals and popular education 1919-1930
title_short José Carlos Mariátegui, his reflection on University Reform, intellectuals and popular education 1919-1930
title_full José Carlos Mariátegui, his reflection on University Reform, intellectuals and popular education 1919-1930
title_fullStr José Carlos Mariátegui, his reflection on University Reform, intellectuals and popular education 1919-1930
title_full_unstemmed José Carlos Mariátegui, his reflection on University Reform, intellectuals and popular education 1919-1930
title_sort josé carlos mariátegui, his reflection on university reform, intellectuals and popular education 1919-1930
description Since shortly before the "outbreak" of the university reform movement in Córdoba in 1918, the Peruvian intellectual José Carlos Mariátegui (1894-1930), began an approach to socialism that had its first intellectual and ideological turn when he founded, together with César Falcon, the newspaper La Razón. From his pages in 1919 he supported the nascent Peruvian university reform movement which earned him exile in Italy for 4 years. When he returned in 1923 he was, according to his own definition, "a convicted and confessed Marxist" and from the pages of the magazine Claridad he made a strong criticism of the reform process in Lima. The questioning did not stop there, in his following works, some gathered in his famous Seven Essays of interpretation of the Peruvian reality (1927) and in several journalistic articles, he outlined his critical reflection towards the university, the intellectuals and popular education. The article analyzes the evolution, the contradictions and the ideological and political changes of Mariátegui before the process of Latin American university reform.
publisher Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades. Escuela de Historia
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