El priscilianismo. Arqueologia y prosopografia

Hace más de cien años que la figura del gaucho –encarnada en Martín Fierro– es el emblema central de la argentinidad. Hay algo desconcertante en eso: ¿cómo puede ser que nuestro héroe nacional sea un resentido con problemas de bebida que asesina sin razón a un compatriota? ¿Asegura la identificación con el Estado un matrero que descree de las leyes? ¿Alienta el progreso un personaje que se refugia en las tolderías? ¿Invita a la unidad nacional un gaucho que habla pestes de los inmigrantes? Como símbolo nacional, el Martín Fierro hace ruido, funciona mal. Interrogando este...

En este volumen se incluyen reflexiones sobre la teor a hist rica y su relaci n con la pol tica, el liberalismo, el Estado y la Iglesia, la Reforma y algunos estudios biogr ficos e ideol gicos sobre protagonistas de la vida nacional en el siglo XIX.

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