La Guerra del Paraguay en el territorio íntimo: el diario del historiador Juan E. O'Leary (1907-1937)

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12/2020
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Universidad de Colima
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Revista de Historia de América
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Este trabajo comunica los resultados preliminares de un estudio sobre los tres primeros cuadernos del diario íntimo del historiador paraguayo Juan E, O’Leary (1879 – 1969) siguiendo la marca de la Guerra del Paraguay. Durante su longeva vida O’Leary construyó una interpretación del conflicto bélico de cuño nacionalista que caló en vastos sectores de la sociedad paraguaya, de modo que su discurso histórico no fue sólo informativo, en el sentido de comunicar hechos y eventos del pasado, sino también performativo, puesto que edificó realidades en la memoria colectiva. El manuscrito, recientemente recuperado de su extenso fondo documental, comprende un total de diecisiete cuadernos y abarca los años 1907 y 1960. El supuesto que enhebra la atenta lectura que se ha producido hasta ahora es que la escritura íntima del historiador paraguayo es una fuente apreciable para penetrar en las distintas formas en las que construyó el acceso al conocimiento del pasado, y, en particular, contribuye a dotar de una mayor inteligibilidad el extenso proceso de gestación de su obra histórica sobre el conflicto bélico.
This work communicates the preliminary results of a study on the first three notebooks of the private diary of the Paraguayan historian Juan E, O’Leary (1879-1969) following the mark of the Paraguayan War. During his long life, O’Leary built an interpretation of the nationalist war conflict that permeated vast sectors of Paraguayan society, so that his historical discourse was not only informative, in the sense of communicating past events and events, but also performative, since it built realities in the collective memory. The manuscript, recently recovered from its extensive documentary collection, comprises a total of seventeen notebooks and covers the years 1907 and 1960. The assumption that threads the careful reading that has occurred so far is that the intimate writing of the Paraguayan historian is an appreciable source to penetrate the different ways in which he built access to knowledge of the past, and, in particular, contributes to making the extensive process of gestation of his historical work on the warlike conflict more intelligible.
This work communicates the preliminary results of a study on the first three notebooks of the private diary of the Paraguayan historian Juan E, O’Leary (1879-1969) following the mark of the Paraguayan War. During his long life, O’Leary built an interpretation of the nationalist war conflict that permeated vast sectors of Paraguayan society, so that his historical discourse was not only informative, in the sense of communicating past events and events, but also performative, since it built realities in the collective memory. The manuscript, recently recovered from its extensive documentary collection, comprises a total of seventeen notebooks and covers the years 1907 and 1960. The assumption that threads the careful reading that has occurred so far is that the intimate writing of the Paraguayan historian is an appreciable source to penetrate the different ways in which he built access to knowledge of the past, and, in particular, contributes to making the extensive process of gestation of his historical work on the warlike conflict more intelligible.
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