Publicación: Habaneras de Fontanills: the charm of the kingdom of wonders (1914-1920)
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La historiografía cubana tradicional privilegia el análisis de los procesos económicos y/o políticos que han marcado su devenir, aún antes del surgimiento de la nación, dejando en un plano relegado los diversos resortes culturales que forman parte indisoluble del problema. El presente artículo se centra en la crónica social, en especial la del Diario de la Marina, como un espacio con la capacidad de generar significados que trascienden al periodismo y al grupo social que le sirve de referencia. En específico abordamos como se produce el ejercicio de construcción desde el análisis del discurso de las actividades que caracterizaban a la élite de la burguesía doméstica. Centramos la atención en las formas de representación de los modos, actitudes y aptitudes de estos sujetos, en tanto actores sociales pertenecientes a un grupo hegemónico dentro de la cultura, economía y política nacional, pero con fuertes y claros vínculos de interdependencia con los Estados Unidos. Dentro de este proceso son fundamentales las estructuras discursivas empleadas por su ductilidad y posibilidades de construcción de las concepciones del mundo aceptadas y aceptables. El trabajo permite comprobar la autoridad discursiva que este espacio tenía dentro de la vida republicana lo cual le posibilitaba usufructuar el monopolio de la palabra.
Traditional Cuban historiography privileges the analysis of the economical and/or political processes that have marked its future, even before the emergence of the nation, leaving the various cultural springs that are an inseparable part of the problem on a relegated plane. This article focuses on analyzing the social chronicle, especially the one expressed in the pages of the Diario de la Marina, as a space with the ability to generate meanings that transcend journalism and the social group that serves as a reference. Specifically, we address how the construction exercise is produced from de discursive analysis of the activities that characterized the elite of the domestic bourgeoisie. We focus on the forms of representation of the ways, attitudes and aptitudes of these subjects, as social actors belonging to a hegemonic group within culture, economy and national politics, but with strong and clear links of interdependence with the United States. Within this process, the discursive structures used are fundamental due to their ductility and possibilities of construction of the accepted and acceptable conceptions of the world. This work allows verifying the discursive authority that this space had within the Republican life, which made it possible for it to enjoy the monopoly of the word.
Traditional Cuban historiography privileges the analysis of the economical and/or political processes that have marked its future, even before the emergence of the nation, leaving the various cultural springs that are an inseparable part of the problem on a relegated plane. This article focuses on analyzing the social chronicle, especially the one expressed in the pages of the Diario de la Marina, as a space with the ability to generate meanings that transcend journalism and the social group that serves as a reference. Specifically, we address how the construction exercise is produced from de discursive analysis of the activities that characterized the elite of the domestic bourgeoisie. We focus on the forms of representation of the ways, attitudes and aptitudes of these subjects, as social actors belonging to a hegemonic group within culture, economy and national politics, but with strong and clear links of interdependence with the United States. Within this process, the discursive structures used are fundamental due to their ductility and possibilities of construction of the accepted and acceptable conceptions of the world. This work allows verifying the discursive authority that this space had within the Republican life, which made it possible for it to enjoy the monopoly of the word.