Tópico #4 Votaciones infantiles - Modernismo y Muza libertaria
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1994
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Centro de Estudios Generales
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El presente tópico presenta dos artículos, en el primero del autor Carlos Abarca Vázquez nos menciona el tema de las Votaciones Infantiles, un programa que busca promover la formación cívica y el ejercicio temprano del derecho al sufragio en niños y jóvenes de diversos países de Centroamérica, el Caribe, América del Sur, México y Estados Unidos. Se describe cómo este programa, impulsado con convicción y tenacidad, ha logrado ser reconocido como una experiencia viable y valiosa para el fortalecimiento de la democracia.
También el segundo autor Gerardo Morales nos relata la relación entre el Modernismo y el ideario libertario, con énfasis en la figura del intelectual José María Zeledón y su vinculación con la publicación La Aurora, que difundía posturas anarquistas a inicios del siglo XX en Costa Rica. Se analiza cómo el ambiente intelectual de la época estuvo marcado por la influencia de corrientes como el anarquismo, el cual encontró eco en algunos de los proyectos creativos y discursos de los modernistas. Esto refleja la compleja trama de fuerzas políticas, sociales y culturales que caracterizaron el campo intelectual de principios del siglo pasado en América Latina.
The first article by Carlos Abarca Vázquez mentions the topic of Votaciones Infantiles, a program that seeks to promote civic education and the early exercise of the right to vote among children and young people in various countries in Central America, the Caribbean, South America, Mexico and the United States. It describes how this program, promoted with conviction and tenacity, has been recognized as a viable and valuable experience for the strengthening of democracy. The second author, Gerardo Morales, also tells us about the relationship between Modernism and libertarian ideology, with emphasis on the figure of the intellectual José María Zeledón and his connection with the publication La Aurora, which disseminated anarchist positions at the beginning of the 20th century in Costa Rica. It analyzes how the intellectual environment of the time was marked by the influence of currents such as anarchism, which found an echo in some of the creative projects and discourses of the modernists. This reflects the complex web of political, social and cultural forces that characterized the intellectual field at the beginning of the last century in Latin America
The first article by Carlos Abarca Vázquez mentions the topic of Votaciones Infantiles, a program that seeks to promote civic education and the early exercise of the right to vote among children and young people in various countries in Central America, the Caribbean, South America, Mexico and the United States. It describes how this program, promoted with conviction and tenacity, has been recognized as a viable and valuable experience for the strengthening of democracy. The second author, Gerardo Morales, also tells us about the relationship between Modernism and libertarian ideology, with emphasis on the figure of the intellectual José María Zeledón and his connection with the publication La Aurora, which disseminated anarchist positions at the beginning of the 20th century in Costa Rica. It analyzes how the intellectual environment of the time was marked by the influence of currents such as anarchism, which found an echo in some of the creative projects and discourses of the modernists. This reflects the complex web of political, social and cultural forces that characterized the intellectual field at the beginning of the last century in Latin America
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MODERNIDAD, POSMODERNIDAD, INTELECTUALES, FUNCIONES IDEOLÓGICAS, INTELECTUAL POSMODERNO, INTELECTUAL DEL RUIDO, VOTACIONES INFANTILES, ANARQUÍA, LIBERTARIO, MODERNITY, POSTMODERNITY, INTELLECTUAL, IDEOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS, POSTMODERN INTELLECTUAL, NOISE INTELLECTUAL, CHILD VOTING, ANARCHY, LIBERTARIAN