Albano Rosell: from catalan separatism in Montevideo to federalism and anarchist iberism (1920-1945)
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Resumo: | The activity of the Catalan anarchist rationalist educator Albano Rosell, from South America, for the achievement of a Catalonia free from Spain during the years of the Primo de Rivera dictatorship (1923-1930) is a facet that has been little studied. Rosell and a small number of Catalans residing in Montevideo proposed the political and cultural separation of Catalonia from Spain in order to achieve a new European country without a State and without a national Army. After this experience, Rosell evolved towards reclusive federalism and anarchist Iberism. In order to reflect on the anarchist position in the face of self-proclaimed republican and revolutionary Catalan nationalism in Montevideo, Buenos Aires, Havana and Santiago de Chile, we deal with the political and cultural debates that Rosell and the Montevideo group promoted during the period of study. Which allows us to show through the extensive work written by Rosell, how the official Catalan nationalism was always bourgeois and anti-worker and for this reason it was surpassed by the ideas in favor of a federalist and Iberian Iberian peninsula. |
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Albano Rosell: from catalan separatism in Montevideo to federalism and anarchist iberism (1920-1945)Albano Rosell: do separatismo catalão em Montevidéu ao federalismo e iberismo anarquista (1920-1945)Albano Rosell: du séparatisme catalan à Montevideo au fédéralisme et à l'ibérisme anarchiste (1920-1945)Albano Rosell: del separatismo catalan de Montevideo al federalismo e iberismo anarquista (1920-1945)Catalanisme en Amérique LatineMontevidéoBuenos AiresHavanaSantiago du ChiliCatalanism in Latin AmericaMontevideoBuenos AiresHavanaSantiago de ChileCatalanismo en IberoaméricaMontevideoBuenos AiresLa HabanaSantiago de ChileCatalanismo na América LatinaMontevidéuBuenos AiresSantiago do ChileHavanaThe activity of the Catalan anarchist rationalist educator Albano Rosell, from South America, for the achievement of a Catalonia free from Spain during the years of the Primo de Rivera dictatorship (1923-1930) is a facet that has been little studied. Rosell and a small number of Catalans residing in Montevideo proposed the political and cultural separation of Catalonia from Spain in order to achieve a new European country without a State and without a national Army. After this experience, Rosell evolved towards reclusive federalism and anarchist Iberism. In order to reflect on the anarchist position in the face of self-proclaimed republican and revolutionary Catalan nationalism in Montevideo, Buenos Aires, Havana and Santiago de Chile, we deal with the political and cultural debates that Rosell and the Montevideo group promoted during the period of study. Which allows us to show through the extensive work written by Rosell, how the official Catalan nationalism was always bourgeois and anti-worker and for this reason it was surpassed by the ideas in favor of a federalist and Iberian Iberian peninsula.A atuação do educador racionalista anarquista catalão Albano Rosell, sul-americano, pela conquista de uma Catalunha livre da Espanha durante os anos da ditadura de Primo de Rivera (1923-1930) é uma faceta pouco estudada. Rosell e um pequeno número de catalães residentes em Montevidéu propuseram a separação política e cultural da Catalunha da Espanha para conseguir um novo país europeu sem Estado e sem Exército nacional. Após esta experiência, Rosell evoluiu para o federalismo recluso e para o iberismo anarquista. Para refletir sobre a posição anarquista frente ao autoproclamado nacionalismo republicano e revolucionário catalão em Montevidéu, Buenos Aires, Havana e Santiago do Chile, tratamos dos debates políticos e culturais que Rosell e o grupo de Montevidéu promoveram durante o período de estudo. O que nos permite mostrar através da extensa obra escrita por Rosell, como o nacionalismo catalão oficial sempre foi burguês e antioperário e por isso foi superado pelas ideias a favor de um federalista e península ibérica ibérica.L'activité de l'éducateur rationaliste anarchiste catalan Albano Rosell, d'Amérique du Sud, pour la réalisation d'une Catalogne libre de l'Espagne pendant les années de la dictature de Primo de Rivera (1923-1930) est une facette peu étudiée. Rosell et un petit nombre de Catalans résidant à Montevideo ont proposé la séparation politique et culturelle de la Catalogne de l'Espagne afin de réaliser un nouveau pays européen sans État et sans armée nationale. Après cette expérience, Rosell évolue vers le fédéralisme reclus et l'ibérisme anarchiste. Afin de réfléchir sur la position anarchiste face au nationalisme catalan républicain et révolutionnaire autoproclamé à Montevideo, Buenos Aires, La Havane et Santiago du Chili, nous traitons des débats politiques et culturels que Rosell et le groupe de Montevideo ont promus au cours de la période d'étude. Ce qui nous permet de montrer à travers l'important travail écrit par Rosell, comment le nationalisme catalan officiel a toujours été bourgeois et anti-ouvrier et pour cette raison il a été dépassé par les idées en faveur d'une péninsule ibérique fédéraliste et ibérique.La actividad del pedagogo racionalista anarquista catalán Albano Rosell, desde Sudamérica, por la consecución de una Catalunya libre de España durante los años de la dictadura de Primo de Rivera, (1923-1930) es una faceta muy poco estudiada. Rosell y un reducido número de catalanes residentes en Montevideo plantearon la separación de Catalunya de España política y culturalmente para conseguir un nuevo país europeo sin Estado y sin Ejército nacional. Tras esta experiencia, Rosell evolucionó hacia el federalismo reclusiano y el iberismo anarquista. Con el fin de reflexionar sobre el posicionamiento anarquista ante el nacionalismo catalán autoproclamado republicano y revolucionario en Montevideo, Buenos Aires, La Habana y Santiago de Chile, nos ocupamos de los debates políticos y culturales que Rosell y el grupo de Montevideo promovieron durante el periodo de estudio. Lo cual nos permite mostrar a través de la amplia obra escrita por Rosell, como el nacionalismo oficial catalanista fue siempre burgués y antiobrero y por ello fue superado por las ideas en pos de una península ibérica federalista e iberista.Faculdade de Educação/Universidade Estadual de Campinas2022-12-16info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdftext/htmlhttps://econtents.bc.unicamp.br/inpec/index.php/ridphe/article/view/1745910.20888/ridpher.v8i00.17459Ridphe_R, Ibero-American Journal of Historical-Educational Patrimony; Vol. 8 (2022): Publicação contínua; e022010RIDPHE_R Revista Iberoamericana do Patrimônio Histórico-Educativo; Vol. 8 (2022): Publicação contínua; e022010RIDPHE_R Revista Iberoamericana do Patrimônio Histórico-Educativo; v. 8 (2022): Publicação contínua; e0220102447-746Xreponame:Revista Iberoamericana do Patrimônio Histórico-Educativo (RIDPHE_R)instname:Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP)instacron:UNICAMPspahttps://econtents.bc.unicamp.br/inpec/index.php/ridphe/article/view/17459/12110https://econtents.bc.unicamp.br/inpec/index.php/ridphe/article/view/17459/12111Copyright (c) 2022 RIDPHE_R Revista Iberoamericana do Patrimônio Histórico-Educativohttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessMasjuan , Eduard 2022-12-31T17:19:57Zoai:inpec.econtents.bc.unicamp.br:article/17459Revistahttps://www.fe.unicamp.br/revistas/ged/RIDPHE-RPUBhttp://ojs.fe.unicamp.br/index.php/RIDPHE-R/oai||mcris@unicamp.br2447-746X2447-746Xopendoar:2022-12-31T17:19:57Revista Iberoamericana do Patrimônio Histórico-Educativo (RIDPHE_R) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP)false |
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Albano Rosell: from catalan separatism in Montevideo to federalism and anarchist iberism (1920-1945) Albano Rosell: do separatismo catalão em Montevidéu ao federalismo e iberismo anarquista (1920-1945) Albano Rosell: du séparatisme catalan à Montevideo au fédéralisme et à l'ibérisme anarchiste (1920-1945) Albano Rosell: del separatismo catalan de Montevideo al federalismo e iberismo anarquista (1920-1945) |
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Albano Rosell: from catalan separatism in Montevideo to federalism and anarchist iberism (1920-1945) Masjuan , Eduard Catalanisme en Amérique Latine Montevidéo Buenos Aires Havana Santiago du Chili Catalanism in Latin America Montevideo Buenos Aires Havana Santiago de Chile Catalanismo en Iberoamérica Montevideo Buenos Aires La Habana Santiago de Chile Catalanismo na América Latina Montevidéu Buenos Aires Santiago do Chile Havana |
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Albano Rosell: from catalan separatism in Montevideo to federalism and anarchist iberism (1920-1945) |
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Catalanisme en Amérique Latine Montevidéo Buenos Aires Havana Santiago du Chili Catalanism in Latin America Montevideo Buenos Aires Havana Santiago de Chile Catalanismo en Iberoamérica Montevideo Buenos Aires La Habana Santiago de Chile Catalanismo na América Latina Montevidéu Buenos Aires Santiago do Chile Havana |
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The activity of the Catalan anarchist rationalist educator Albano Rosell, from South America, for the achievement of a Catalonia free from Spain during the years of the Primo de Rivera dictatorship (1923-1930) is a facet that has been little studied. Rosell and a small number of Catalans residing in Montevideo proposed the political and cultural separation of Catalonia from Spain in order to achieve a new European country without a State and without a national Army. After this experience, Rosell evolved towards reclusive federalism and anarchist Iberism. In order to reflect on the anarchist position in the face of self-proclaimed republican and revolutionary Catalan nationalism in Montevideo, Buenos Aires, Havana and Santiago de Chile, we deal with the political and cultural debates that Rosell and the Montevideo group promoted during the period of study. Which allows us to show through the extensive work written by Rosell, how the official Catalan nationalism was always bourgeois and anti-worker and for this reason it was surpassed by the ideas in favor of a federalist and Iberian Iberian peninsula. |
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