La "república posible" y sus problemas en Argentina: Normalistas e industriales debaten el plan educativo alberdiano de las dos gestiones presidenciales de Julio Argentino Roca (1880–1886 y 1898–1901)

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05/2011
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Centro de Investigaciones Dr. José María Luis Mora
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Julio Argentino Roca, en sus dos presidencias a fines del siglo XIX, adhiere al programa alberdiano de la república posible en Argentina. Intenta cambiar el sistema educativo que se opone a la república de habitantes productores de riqueza, y, finalmente, se encuentra con algo peor: no sólo fracasa en este intento, sino que advierte en la misma contienda verbal que el mismo programa de la república posible es cuestionado por diferentes actores. En este artículo se estudia, como una primera aproximación al tema, a los normalistas y a los industriales, ya que parte del normalismo y de la corporación industrial apoyan decididamente la propuesta educativa alberdiana de Roca, sin embargo, cuestionan la república posible y manifiestan que se debe avanzar hacia una república de ciudadanos.
During his two administrations in the late 19th century, Julio Argentino Roca adhered to Alberdi's program of the possible republic in Argentina. He attempted to change the education system that opposed the republic of inhabitants that created wealth and eventually discovered something worse: not only did he fail in this attempt, but he noticed, during the same verbal competition, that the program of the possible republic was questioned by different actors. As an initial approach to the topic, this article examines student teachers and industrialists, since a section of student teachers and the industrial Corporation determinedly supported Rocas Alberdian educational proposal. Nevertheless, they questioned the possible republic, adding that it should advance towards a republic of citizens.
During his two administrations in the late 19th century, Julio Argentino Roca adhered to Alberdi's program of the possible republic in Argentina. He attempted to change the education system that opposed the republic of inhabitants that created wealth and eventually discovered something worse: not only did he fail in this attempt, but he noticed, during the same verbal competition, that the program of the possible republic was questioned by different actors. As an initial approach to the topic, this article examines student teachers and industrialists, since a section of student teachers and the industrial Corporation determinedly supported Rocas Alberdian educational proposal. Nevertheless, they questioned the possible republic, adding that it should advance towards a republic of citizens.
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