La construcción del imaginario social "República representativa" en la folletería mexicana: 1856-1861
The "imaginary", as seen in this work, is a symbolic construction within collective memory, that seeks to shape the awareness of identity, and thus organize society. The shape it acquired through practice received several names: public spirit, popular will and public opinion. These image...
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El Colegio de México, A.C.
1999
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| author | Cárdenas Gutiérrez, Salvador |
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| description | The "imaginary", as seen in this work, is a symbolic construction within collective memory, that seeks to shape the awareness of identity, and thus organize society. The shape it acquired through practice received several names: public spirit, popular will and public opinion. These images worked both as a mirror of society and as a legitimating device. The pamphlets printed in México during 1856-1861 reflect well the work carried out by the intellectual elites of Constitutionalism -"societies of thought" (sociedades de pensamiento), according to Augustin Cochin- in order to materialize an abstract republican ideology. The national "imaginary" contained in this kind of printed matter refers not only to discourse, but also to the issue of cross-points between history and fiction. The fact that Comonfort, after vowing before Congress, declared it impossible to rule with the 1857 Constitution, ocurred so because that law and its corresponding political rethoric -the "constitutional imaginary"- had imposed a barely-feasible democratic and representational model. This work gathers some issues of constitutional rethoric, in order to analyze, under a new light, the tensions between a formal constitution that legislates to obtain a strong Congress, and Mexico's historical constitution, that claimed gradual changes, considering the long tradition of democratic power renewed by Santa Ann's dictatorship. |
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| spelling | oai:oai.historiamexicana.colmex.mx:article-12512022-04-19T20:24:02Z The Construction of the "Representative Republic" Social Imaginary in Mexican Pamphlets: 1856-1861 La construcción del imaginario social "República representativa" en la folletería mexicana: 1856-1861 Cárdenas Gutiérrez, Salvador Mexico 1857 Constitution public opinion Comonfort societies fo thought 19th Century México Constitución de 1857 opinión pública Comonfort sociedades de pensamiento siglo XIX The "imaginary", as seen in this work, is a symbolic construction within collective memory, that seeks to shape the awareness of identity, and thus organize society. The shape it acquired through practice received several names: public spirit, popular will and public opinion. These images worked both as a mirror of society and as a legitimating device. The pamphlets printed in México during 1856-1861 reflect well the work carried out by the intellectual elites of Constitutionalism -"societies of thought" (sociedades de pensamiento), according to Augustin Cochin- in order to materialize an abstract republican ideology. The national "imaginary" contained in this kind of printed matter refers not only to discourse, but also to the issue of cross-points between history and fiction. The fact that Comonfort, after vowing before Congress, declared it impossible to rule with the 1857 Constitution, ocurred so because that law and its corresponding political rethoric -the "constitutional imaginary"- had imposed a barely-feasible democratic and representational model. This work gathers some issues of constitutional rethoric, in order to analyze, under a new light, the tensions between a formal constitution that legislates to obtain a strong Congress, and Mexico's historical constitution, that claimed gradual changes, considering the long tradition of democratic power renewed by Santa Ann's dictatorship. El "imaginario", tal como se le pretende considerar en este trabajo, es una construcción simbólica enla memoria colectiva. Busca modelar la conciencia de identidad, y a partir de ésta, organizar la sociedad. La forma que adquirió en la práctica se llamó de maneras muy diversas: espíritu público, voluntad popular o bien opinión pública. Estas imágenes funcionaban a la vez como espejo de la sociedad y como dispositivo legitimador. La folletería impresa en Mexico en el periodo 1856-1861 es un buen reflejo de la actividad que las élites intelectuales del constitucionalismo -"sociedades de pensamiento" según Augustin Cochin- llevaron a cabo para darle materialidad a una ideología republicana abstracta. El "imaginario'' nacional contenido en este tipo de impresos no remite únicamente al discurso; incorpora la problemática del entrecruzamiento de historia y ficción. Si Comonfort, después de haber jurado ante el Congreso, afirmó que con la Constitución de 1857 no se podía gobernar, era porque aquella ley y la retórica política que la acompañaban -el "imaginario constitucional"-habían impuesto un modelo democrático y representativo de difícil realización. Aquí recogemos algunos tópicos de la retórica constitucionalista que nos permiten ver con luces nuevas las tensiones entre una constitución formal que legisla para obtener un congreso fuerte, y la constitución histórica de México, que reclamaba cambios paulatinos teniendo en cuenta la larga tradición de poder monocrático, renovada por la dictadura santanista. El Colegio de México, A.C. 1999-01-01 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://historiamexicana.colmex.mx/index.php/RHM/article/view/1251 Historia Mexicana; Vol. 48. Núm. 3 (191) enero-marzo 1999; 523-566 2448-6531 0185-0172 spa https://historiamexicana.colmex.mx/index.php/RHM/article/view/1251/2810 Derechos de autor 2016 Historia Mexicana |
| spellingShingle | Mexico 1857 Constitution public opinion Comonfort societies fo thought 19th Century México Constitución de 1857 opinión pública Comonfort sociedades de pensamiento siglo XIX Cárdenas Gutiérrez, Salvador La construcción del imaginario social "República representativa" en la folletería mexicana: 1856-1861 |
| title | La construcción del imaginario social "República representativa" en la folletería mexicana: 1856-1861 |
| title_alt | The Construction of the "Representative Republic" Social Imaginary in Mexican Pamphlets: 1856-1861 |
| title_full | La construcción del imaginario social "República representativa" en la folletería mexicana: 1856-1861 |
| title_fullStr | La construcción del imaginario social "República representativa" en la folletería mexicana: 1856-1861 |
| title_full_unstemmed | La construcción del imaginario social "República representativa" en la folletería mexicana: 1856-1861 |
| title_short | La construcción del imaginario social "República representativa" en la folletería mexicana: 1856-1861 |
| title_sort | la construccion del imaginario social republica representativa en la folleteria mexicana 1856 1861 |
| topic | Mexico 1857 Constitution public opinion Comonfort societies fo thought 19th Century México Constitución de 1857 opinión pública Comonfort sociedades de pensamiento siglo XIX |
| topic_facet | Mexico 1857 Constitution public opinion Comonfort societies fo thought 19th Century México Constitución de 1857 opinión pública Comonfort sociedades de pensamiento siglo XIX |
| url | https://historiamexicana.colmex.mx/index.php/RHM/article/view/1251 |
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