Historiografía sobre nacionalismo identidad nacional en Latinoamerica



Título del documento: Historiografía sobre nacionalismo identidad nacional en Latinoamerica
Revista: Historia Caribe
Base de datos: CLASE
Número de sistema: 000331477
ISSN: 0122-8803
Autores: 1
Instituciones: 1University College London, Department of History, Londres. Reino Unido
Año:
Número: 14
Paginación: 161-186
País: Colombia
Idioma: Español
Tipo de documento: Artículo
Enfoque: Analítico, descriptivo
Resumen en inglés This article surveys the current state of research on nationalism in Latin America, focusing on the large body of work produced from the 1990s onwards in a wide variety of disciplines (history, the social sciences and cultural studies). Covering work on both the nineteenth and the twentieth centuries, it takes as a starting point the impact of Benedict Anderson’s work, Imagined Communities, on Latin Americanists. It discusses the ways in which Latin Americanists have applied his ideas, and their critiques of many of his claims about Latin American nationalism. It goes on to outline major recent developments across the field, within the context of an argument that it is important for all scholars of nationalism to incorporate Latin American experiences into their debates on the history and theory of nationalism. The references have been selected to guide readers to key relevant works; regrettably, the article cannot, for reasons of space, offer a fully comprehensive bibliography
Disciplinas: Historia
Palabras clave: Historiografía,
Historia regional,
Investigaciones,
Nacionalismo,
Identidad,
América Latina
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