Hijo del mundo y caudillo de partidarios: Garibaldi y la política de facciones en el exilio rioplatense (Montevideo, 1841-1848)

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01/2022
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Universidad de Tel Aviv
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Estudios Interdisciplinarios de América Latina y el Caribe
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La carrera de Giuseppe Garibaldi durante su exilio rioplatense ha sido ampliamente abordada por la historiografía, tanto desde perspectivas tradicionales, que enfatizaron los aspectos militares de su periplo, como por aproximaciones transnacionales, focalizadas en el rol de los garibaldinos en el movimiento internacional republicano-democrático. Sin embargo, tal como señalamos en este artículo, ambos registros han dejado en un cono de sombras la intensa y conflictiva participación que desarrollaron Garibaldi y sus legionarios dentro del espacio político faccioso de Montevideo. El estudio de esta dimensión permite complejizar el estatuto ambiguo del exiliado en las sociedades de acogida, así como explorar el problema de la representación política de los residentes extranjeros en ultramar.
The career of Giuseppe Garibaldi during his exile in the Río de la Plata has been approached extensively by historiography, both from traditional perspectives, which emphasized the military aspects of his journey, and from transnational outlooks, focused on the role of the Garibaldians in the international republican-democratic movement. However, as we point out in this article, both approaches have left in a “grey zone” the intense and conflictive participation that Garibaldi and his legionaries developed within the political space of Montevideo. The study of this dimension allows us to understand in greater complexity the ambiguous status of exiles, as well as to address the problem of the political representation of foreign residents overseas.
The career of Giuseppe Garibaldi during his exile in the Río de la Plata has been approached extensively by historiography, both from traditional perspectives, which emphasized the military aspects of his journey, and from transnational outlooks, focused on the role of the Garibaldians in the international republican-democratic movement. However, as we point out in this article, both approaches have left in a “grey zone” the intense and conflictive participation that Garibaldi and his legionaries developed within the political space of Montevideo. The study of this dimension allows us to understand in greater complexity the ambiguous status of exiles, as well as to address the problem of the political representation of foreign residents overseas.
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