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- Title
Prensa satírica popular en Chile y la actualidad de un debate: El Ají (1889–1894) y José Arnero (1905–1914).
- Authors
Baeza, Chiara Sáez; Gajardo, Antonieta Vera
- Abstract
This article analyzes the satirical press produced by typographers in Chile between the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The main results of a review of press archives, using the conceptualization of absent popular culture, reveal different characteristics of the analyzed cultural products regarding the self-representation of popular subjects and their role in the public sphere. This is differentiated from the conventional nineteenth-century Chilean political satire, which centered on the disputes of the oligarchs while making visible a popular subject (sender and receiver) that is much more complex and paradoxical than that of the dominant labor press. The findings are relevant to a current debate on popular others, how they have historically remained hidden, and how to bring them to the forefront for reflection on current political projects.
- Subjects
TYPOGRAPHERS; POPULAR culture; PUBLIC sphere; OLIGARCHY; POLITICAL systems
- Publication
Latin American Research Review, 2021, Vol 56, Issue 3, p679
- ISSN
0023-8791
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.25222/larr.894