Publication: Ortega y Gasset en su exilio argentino:
continuidades y rupturas
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Campomar, Marta
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Universidad de Murcia
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http://dx.doi.org/10.6018/daimon.382001
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info:eu-repo/semantics/article
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El exilio argentino de Ortega y Gasset (1939-1942) responde a una realidad distinta a lo ocurrido en 1939 en México, ya que desde 1912 existía un intercambio científico-cultural entre la Junta para Ampliación de Estudios y la Institución Cultural Española. Por su cátedra en la Universidad de Buenos Aires pasarían muchos profesionales que luego se exiliaron o pasaron por Argentina buscando otros destinos. Ortega fue un protagonista importante en este intercambio en sus diálogos con discípulos, oyentes y lectores de la sociedad porteña a quienes estimuló a buscar las raíces de su identidad continental desde sus orígenes inmigratorios e hispano-coloniales.
The period of exile (1939-1942) of Ortega y Gasset in Argentina responds to a different context in relation to events in Mexico in 1939. In Argentina, since 1912, the Institución Cultural Española established a cultural and scientific exchange with the Junta para Ampliación de Estudios, through which many prominent professionals became familiar with the cultural environment of Argentina. Between two World Wars and the Spanish Civil War, Ortega became an important protagonist in contact with Argentine intelectuals readers and disciples. Through his dissertations he influenced a society seeking its own identity and its insertion within a continental Hispanic colonial heritage.
The period of exile (1939-1942) of Ortega y Gasset in Argentina responds to a different context in relation to events in Mexico in 1939. In Argentina, since 1912, the Institución Cultural Española established a cultural and scientific exchange with the Junta para Ampliación de Estudios, through which many prominent professionals became familiar with the cultural environment of Argentina. Between two World Wars and the Spanish Civil War, Ortega became an important protagonist in contact with Argentine intelectuals readers and disciples. Through his dissertations he influenced a society seeking its own identity and its insertion within a continental Hispanic colonial heritage.
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Exilio argentino , Institución Cultural Española , Autenticidad , Raíces de la argentinidad , Filosofía antropológica y sociológica , Discípulos y seguidores de Ortega , Argentine exile , Authenticity , Roots of “argentinidad” , Anthropological and sociological philosophy , Disciples and followers of Ortega
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