Forking Paths?: Right-Wing Intellectuals After the Democratic Restoration

Abstract

For much of the twentieth century, the Argentine right-wing was characterised by a dynamic in which the intellectual voices of its main families, the liberal-conservative and the nationalist-reactionary, competed with each other but also came together (especially, and fleetingly, before de facto governments). The process implied that disputes between both camps, which were substantial, also produced points of convergence: concepts, contacts, approaching perspectives and, fundamentally, common adversaries…