La universidad reformista versus la universidad nacional y popular: Debates sobre autonomía y participación estudiantil en Risieri Frondizi y Juan José Hernández Arregui

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01/2018
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Unión de Universidades de América Latina y el Caribe
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0041-8935
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Este artículo aborda algunos de los debates sobre la reforma de la universidad en la Argentina que se produjeron en los años cincuenta y sesenta del siglo XX, vinculados con la transición de la universidad de élite a la universidad masiva y el despliegue del modelo universitario latinoamericano, en un período de recurrencia de golpes militares y de conflictividad política, en el que se destaca la activa participación del movimiento estudiantil. Analiza los itinerarios académicos y políticos y los es-critos de Risieri Frondizi, profesor de Filosofía, quien fuera rector de la Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA) entre 1957 y 1962 y un exponente de la renovación de la tradición reformista; y de Juan José Hernández Arregui, también filósofo, expulsado de sus cargos universitarios y que se constituirá en un intelectual orgánico del peronismo proscripto y portavoz de la emergencia del pensamiento nacional y popular sobre la universidad, que se plasmará en la breve experiencia de la Universidad del 73.
This article, addresses some of the debates on the reform of the university in Argentina, which took place in the 1950s and 1960s. Linked to the transition from the elite university, to the massive university and the deployment of the Latin American university model, in a period of recurrence of military coups and political conflict, in which the active participation of the student mo-vement stands out.It analyzes, the academic and political itineraries and the writings of Risieri Frondizi, professor of Philo-sophy, who was rector of the University of Buenos Aires (UBA), between 1957 and 1962 Also, an expo-nent of the renewal of the reformist tradition; Juan José Hernández Arregui, also a philosopher, expelled from his university positions and who will become an organic intellectual of the proscribed Peronism and, spokesman of the emergence of national and popular thought about the university, which will be reflected in the brief experience of the University of 73.
This article, addresses some of the debates on the reform of the university in Argentina, which took place in the 1950s and 1960s. Linked to the transition from the elite university, to the massive university and the deployment of the Latin American university model, in a period of recurrence of military coups and political conflict, in which the active participation of the student mo-vement stands out.It analyzes, the academic and political itineraries and the writings of Risieri Frondizi, professor of Philo-sophy, who was rector of the University of Buenos Aires (UBA), between 1957 and 1962 Also, an expo-nent of the renewal of the reformist tradition; Juan José Hernández Arregui, also a philosopher, expelled from his university positions and who will become an organic intellectual of the proscribed Peronism and, spokesman of the emergence of national and popular thought about the university, which will be reflected in the brief experience of the University of 73.
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