Introduction to the thematic issue: Uses of totalitarianism in Argentina: receptions, conceptualizations and political-intellectual polemics

  • Martín Alejandro Vicente CONICET-UNGS

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.19137/qs.v1i1.1451

Keywords:

Totalitarismo, Argentina, Recepción

Abstract

The thematic issue is introduced by means of a brief approach to the academic status of the topic, while the main characteristics and contributions of the articles that compose it are presented.

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Author Biography

Martín Alejandro Vicente, CONICET-UNGS

Dr. en Ciencias Sociales (Fsoc-UBA), CONICET-UNGS.

References

Blanco, A. (2006). Razón y modernidad. Gino Germani y la sociología en la Argentina. Buenos Aires, Argentina: Siglo XXI.

Bohoslavsky, E. (2009). ¿Partido de la democracia o agente del totalitarismo? Las derechas argentinas y brasileñas frente al comunismo en los orígenes de la guerra fría. Ponencia presentada en la XII Jornadas Interescuelas/ Departamento de Historia. Bariloche, 28 al 31 de octubre, Universidad Nacional del Comahue.

Martínez Mazzola, R. (2011). Nacionalismo, peronismo, comunismo. Los usos del totalitarismo en el discurso del Partido Socialista Argentino (1946-1953). Prismas, 15, 105-125.

Traverso, E. (2009). A sangre y fuego. De la guerra civil europea, 1914-1945. Buenos Aires, Argentina: Prometeo.

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Published

2017-04-20

Issue

Vol. 21 No. 1 (2017): enero / abril

Section

Thematic clusters / Dossiers

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