Historical Account and National Identity in the Nomenclature of Montevideo, 1843

This article examines the names of streets, squares and markets in Montevideo, thought in 1843 by the romantic writer and politician Andrés Lamas. It takes in account the conditions of intellectual and political production that led his design. In these names, which refer to local history and geo...

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Autor principal: Wasserman, Fabio
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Publicado: Pontificia Universidad Javeriana 2014
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Montevideo; Rioplatense historiography; urban history; National Identity; Romanticism; Andrés Lamas
Montevideo; Historiografía rioplatense; Historia urbana; identidad nacional; Romanticismo; Andrés Lamas
Acceso en línea:http://revistas.javeriana.edu.co/index.php/memoysociedad/article/view/8249
http://biblioteca.clacso.edu.ar/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.cgi?a=d&c=co/co-019&d=article8249oai
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topic Montevideo; Rioplatense historiography; urban history; National Identity; Romanticism; Andrés Lamas
Montevideo; Historiografía rioplatense; Historia urbana; identidad nacional; Romanticismo; Andrés Lamas
spellingShingle Montevideo; Rioplatense historiography; urban history; National Identity; Romanticism; Andrés Lamas
Montevideo; Historiografía rioplatense; Historia urbana; identidad nacional; Romanticismo; Andrés Lamas
Wasserman, Fabio
Historical Account and National Identity in the Nomenclature of Montevideo, 1843
topic_facet Montevideo; Rioplatense historiography; urban history; National Identity; Romanticism; Andrés Lamas
Montevideo; Historiografía rioplatense; Historia urbana; identidad nacional; Romanticismo; Andrés Lamas
description This article examines the names of streets, squares and markets in Montevideo, thought in 1843 by the romantic writer and politician Andrés Lamas. It takes in account the conditions of intellectual and political production that led his design. In these names, which refer to local history and geography, the author willed to provide a narrative that could strength Uruguayan national identity. Such intention is clear in a text in which he explains the reasons of his choice. To this respect, it is a very interesting initiative to explore the current problems that emerged by mid 19th century when anybody wanted to elaborate historical stories to sustain national identities in the Rio de la Plata.
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title Historical Account and National Identity in the Nomenclature of Montevideo, 1843
title_short Historical Account and National Identity in the Nomenclature of Montevideo, 1843
title_full Historical Account and National Identity in the Nomenclature of Montevideo, 1843
title_fullStr Historical Account and National Identity in the Nomenclature of Montevideo, 1843
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url http://revistas.javeriana.edu.co/index.php/memoysociedad/article/view/8249
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