
handle: 10550/51602
En el período interbélico, escritores, artistas y científicos italianos visitan Uruguay para dictar conferencias o realizar actividades de divulgación cultural. Patrocinados por el régimen fascista y recibidos por la Legación Italiana en Montevideo, se convierten en embajadores de una latinidad supuestamente renovada y aparentemente vigorosa, fruto del Nuevo Orden. El presente artículo estudia detenidamente las actividades que los visitantes realizan y las repercusiones que generan en la comunidad ítalo-uruguaya con el propósito de ilustrar las estrategias propagandísticas utilizadas por las autoridades diplomáticas que los invitan.
In the interwar period, Italian writers, artists and scientists visited Uruguay to give lectures or be engaged in cultural activities. Sponsored by the fascist regime and received by the Italian Legation in Montevideo, they became ambassadors for a renewed and vigorous Latinity, a product of the New Order. This article analyzes the activities that the visitors did and the impact they generated in the Italo-Uruguayan community in order to illustrate the propaganda strategies used by the diplomatic authorities who invited them.
uruguay, Estudios regionales y locales, UNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS, Language and Literature, Arts in general, fascismo, Humanidades, inmigración italiana, P, NX1-820
uruguay, Estudios regionales y locales, UNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS, Language and Literature, Arts in general, fascismo, Humanidades, inmigración italiana, P, NX1-820
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