Name: La Rebeldia se Volvio de Derechas? (in Spanish)
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Author: Pablo Stefanoni
ISBN: 9788432320668

portada La Rebeldia se Volvio de Derechas? (in Spanish)

La Rebeldia se Volvio de Derechas? (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Pablo Stefanoni

Publisher

Siglo XXI Editores

Language

Spanish

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9788432320668

Edited in

España

La Rebeldia se Volvio de Derechas? (in Spanish)

Pablo Stefanoni (Author) · Siglo XXI Editores · Paperback

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Synopsis "La Rebeldia se Volvio de Derechas? (in Spanish)"

Stefanoni busca posicionar la imperante necesidad de que las izquierdas estudien y analicen seriamente a las derechas del siglo XXI, de que abandonen las lecturas y posturas conformistas, reduccionistas y anacronicas, basadas en estereotipos y lugares comunes, que poco ayudan a entender las batallas politico-culturales que se libran hoy en dia en las sociedades occidentales, en el marco del avance de la revolucion neoliberal. El autor se posiciona criticamente frente a la actitud y el espiritu de superioridad moral dominante entre las izquierdas y progresismos, el cual las hace reacias al estudio y al debate con las derechas.

Pablo Stefanoni

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Pablo Stefanoni holds a PhD in History from the University of Buenos Aires. He has published several articles and books on the lefts and Latin America and combines journalistic work with research in social sciences. He is the author of The Dissidents of the Centenary. Intellectuals, Socialism, and Nation in a Bolivia in Crisis (1925-1939) (La Paz, Plural, 2015) and co-author, with Martín Baña, of Everything You Need to Know About the Russian Revolution (Buenos Aires, Paidós, 2017). Since 2011, he has been the editor-in-chief of Nueva Sociedad magazine. He collaborates with the Southern Cone edition of Le Monde Diplomatique and with the "Ideas" supplement of the newspaper La Nación. He is currently part of the Center for Documentation and Research of the Leftist Culture (CeDInCI)/National University of San Martín (Unsam)

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