Cosas de negros de Vicente Rossi, ¿un discurso heterodoxo?

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07/2018
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Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata. Facultad de Humanidades
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Revista del Centro de Letras Hispanoamericanas. CELIHIS
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0328–5766
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Este artículo propone una lectura crítica de un libro extensamente citado en el ámbito de los estudios sobre el tema de la negritud argentina, pero muy poco analizado. El ensayo Cosas de Negros de Vicente Rossi, escrito en 1926, llama la atención por haber abordado la temática racial –y particularmente, afro– en un contexto donde la idea de la desaparición de la población afroargentina ya era un discurso ampliamente aceptado. En este sentido, nos preguntamos en qué medida el libro de Rossi puede leerse como una obra disidente ante el discurso dominante de su época. En otras palabras, indagamos con Savater si es posible pensarla como una producción heterodoxa. Para ello, ofrecemos un recorrido donde apuntaremos algunos datos sobre la labor intelectual de Rossi y las relaciones que éste mantuvo con sus contemporáneos, así como un análisis de la obra que busca reconocer los debates y disputas en los que se inscribe tomando posiciones muchas veces controversiales.
This paper proposes a critical reading of a widely cited book in the field of studies of blackness in Argentina, but yeat very little analyzed. The essay "Cosas de Negros" by Vicente Rossi, written in 1926, draws attention for having approached the racial theme- and particularly, Afro –in a context where the idea of the disappearance of the Afro–Argentine population was already a very accepted discourse. In this sense, we wonder to what extent Rossi's book can be read as a dissident work before the dominant discourse of his time. In other words, we inquire with Savater if it is possible to think this work as a heterodox production. For this, we offer a path where we will point out some information about the intellectual work of Rossi and the relations that he maintained with his contemporaries, as well as an analysis of the work that seeks to recognize the debates and disputes in which he inscribes taking positions, often controversial ones.
This paper proposes a critical reading of a widely cited book in the field of studies of blackness in Argentina, but yeat very little analyzed. The essay "Cosas de Negros" by Vicente Rossi, written in 1926, draws attention for having approached the racial theme- and particularly, Afro –in a context where the idea of the disappearance of the Afro–Argentine population was already a very accepted discourse. In this sense, we wonder to what extent Rossi's book can be read as a dissident work before the dominant discourse of his time. In other words, we inquire with Savater if it is possible to think this work as a heterodox production. For this, we offer a path where we will point out some information about the intellectual work of Rossi and the relations that he maintained with his contemporaries, as well as an analysis of the work that seeks to recognize the debates and disputes in which he inscribes taking positions, often controversial ones.
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