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Izquierda y clases populares en la Argentina, 1880-1945

Authors: Hora, Roy;

Izquierda y clases populares en la Argentina, 1880-1945

Abstract

This essay discusses the most common approaches to working class politics in Argentina between 1880 and 1945, and proposes an alternative view on this subject. It suggest that the degree of integration of the popular classes into the turn-of-the-century socio-political order was higher than most authors have suggested; mutatis mutandi, this pattern also characterized later periods. Therefore, it rejects the view that the growth of the left was a natural consequence of Argentina’s pattern of development during the export-led era. On the contrary, I argue that the two most significant experiences of political radicalization of the 1880-1945 period –the emergence of the Anarchist movement in the 1900s and the creation of a strong Communist labor movement in the 1930s–, which deviated from this pattern of integration, demand specific explanations. Finally, the essay advances some ideas on how to conceive the most salient features and the most important turning points in the history of working class politics in the era before the advent of Peronism.

Este ensayo presenta algunas hipótesis a partir de las cuales estudiar el lugar de las clases trabajadoras en la vida política argentina entre 1880 y 1945. Enfatiza, en primer lugar, el alto grado de integración de los trabajadores en el orden sociopolítico oligárquico. En consecuencia, discute las visiones que conciben el avance de la izquierda y de la política antisistema como resultados esperables del patrón de desarrollo del país en la era del crecimiento exportador. A partir de esta constatación, sugiere que las experiencias de radicalización de las clases populares más relevantes del período 1880-1945 (el auge anarquista de 1902-1910 y el ascenso comunista de la década de 1930), reclaman explicaciones específicas, más atentas a la demanda que a la oferta política dirigida a estos sectores. Por último, el ensayo propone algunas ideas generales sobre cómo concebir la naturaleza, la periodización y los principales hitos de la experiencia política de los trabajadores antes del peronismo.

Fil: Hora, Roy. Universidad Nacional de Quilmes. Centro de Historia Intelectual; Argentina.

Fil: Hora, Roy. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina.

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Keywords

History, Left, História, Argentina, Social Sciences, historia, Movimento operário, Política, Historia, Izquierda, H, Clases populares, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6.1, Clases trabajadoras, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6, Working classes, H1-99, Labour movement, Trade unions, Movimiento obrero, Politics, izquierda, Political left, Popular clases, Izquierda política, clases populares, Social sciences (General), Esquerda política, Classes trabalhadoras, Argentine, Sindicatos

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