Visões de brasileiros sobre América Latina: do isolamento à integração

The political and cultural distance that still prevails between Brazil and the Hispanic American countries is being gradually diminished in the political plane, mainly with the conformation of regional blocks and cooperation agreements. In the specific plane of social thought, this distance also...

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Autor principal:	Regina Crespo
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Publicado:	Universidad de Sevilla 2006
Materias:	intelectual history latin american thought nacional and latin american identity dependency theory globalization modernity History of scholarship and learning. The humanities AZ20-999 Political science J Philosophy (General) B1-5802
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:44ad96db85834c609e6e5a5796ee025c2021-11-11T15:02:14ZVisões de brasileiros sobre América Latina: do isolamento à integração1575-68232340-2199https://doaj.org/article/44ad96db85834c609e6e5a5796ee025c2006-01-01T00:00:00Zhttp://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=28281502https://doaj.org/toc/1575-6823https://doaj.org/toc/2340-2199The political and cultural distance that still prevails between Brazil and the Hispanic American countries is being gradually diminished in the political plane, mainly with the conformation of regional blocks and cooperation agreements. In the specific plane of social thought, this distance also prevails, but it is possible to observe that the Latin American intellectuals have shared historically a preoccupation about reflecting on continental themes and defining a place for Latin America in a worldwide context. In the beginning there existed a weak bond between Brazilians and their Hispanic American equals. Nevertheless, in the fifties, with the CEPAL movement, and in the seventies, with the Dependency theory, began a greater exchange. Since the late eighties, the insertion of Latin America in the globalized world and the relation between culture and modernity in the subcontinent were themes that stimulated the dialogue between Brazilian and Hispanic American intellectuals, such as Renato Ortiz, Octavio Ianni and Martin Barbero, who are analyzed in this article.Regina CrespoUniversidad de Sevillaarticleintelectual historylatin american thoughtnacional and latin american identitydependency theoryglobalizationmodernityHistory of scholarship and learning. The humanitiesAZ20-999Political scienceJPhilosophy (General)B1-5802ENESPTAraucaria, Vol 8, Iss 15, Pp 20-35 (2006)
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description	The political and cultural distance that still prevails between Brazil and the Hispanic American countries is being gradually diminished in the political plane, mainly with the conformation of regional blocks and cooperation agreements. In the specific plane of social thought, this distance also prevails, but it is possible to observe that the Latin American intellectuals have shared historically a preoccupation about reflecting on continental themes and defining a place for Latin America in a worldwide context. In the beginning there existed a weak bond between Brazilians and their Hispanic American equals. Nevertheless, in the fifties, with the CEPAL movement, and in the seventies, with the Dependency theory, began a greater exchange. Since the late eighties, the insertion of Latin America in the globalized world and the relation between culture and modernity in the subcontinent were themes that stimulated the dialogue between Brazilian and Hispanic American intellectuals, such as Renato Ortiz, Octavio Ianni and Martin Barbero, who are analyzed in this article.
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title	Visões de brasileiros sobre América Latina: do isolamento à integração
title_short	Visões de brasileiros sobre América Latina: do isolamento à integração
title_full	Visões de brasileiros sobre América Latina: do isolamento à integração
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Visões de brasileiros sobre América Latina: do isolamento à integração

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