Guillermo korn dir (2 resultados)

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condición: Muy bien. In-8º. #1 Jan/march 1943 - #2 April/jun 1943 (Complete set). Wrappers. Collaborators : Grete Stern, Horacio Coppola, Carybe, Mario Bravo, Alejandro Korn, Maria de Villarino, Ernesto Palacio, Ezequiel Martinez Estrada, Dardo Cuneo, German Arciniegas, Among others. Libertad creadora, two deliveries totaling three hundred and fifty pages. Its foundations, the problem on which would go structuring the lucid work of its founders, have the same validity at that time. Even more, it would seem that its validity is so current, that all the critical process around our national being (cultural, political, social and economic) is still open in those statements. Tarcus p34. Provenzano 197. Washington Pereyra T4,p359. C2.…

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condición: Muy bien. In-8º. #1 Oct 1968 - #7 Dic 1972. (Lacks #4). Wrappers. At the end of 1968, Luis Aznar and Guillermo Korn embarked on the last of their journeys in the world of magazines: they founded the Cuadernos de La Plata (1968-1972) in Caracas, a publication built on the sociability and sensitivity of the socialist section of the University Reform. The seven Notebooks of La Plata show the survival of a plot of professors, draftsmen and socialist journalists. This plot had its axes in Caracas, La Plata and Buenos Aires, and had begun to plot in 1918 from the attempt to prolong the Reformation as a political-cultural movement that exceeded the claim for the democratization of the university. The pages of the Cuadernos de La Plata celebrate the Reformation as a political-cultural movement linked to socialism, rescue the architectural peculiarities of the city of La Plata as well as its intellectuals-above all, Alejandro Korn and his philosophical project-and discuss the cultural and political problems of Argentina at the time. A discussion that, in the course of the numbers, will settle on the passage of an "ethical socialism" linked to the philosophical developments of Alejandro Korn to a "democratic socialism", guided by the experience of the government of Salvador Allende and by various versions of the dependency theory. Collecting the growing interest in journals and intellectual groups as a way to study the Argentine cultural field, the present work reconstructs the philosophical genealogy in which they sought to register the Cuadernos de La Plata, and thereby illuminates the last course of a philosophical group. platense politician trained to the heat of the Reformation of 18. In the late sixties, the Notebooks re-emerge from the invocation of Kornian ethical socialism, now conjugated with the concern for a stable democratic system. Above all, the first two issues resumed this ethicist socialism to offer a positive balance of the defense of ethical and Latin American values, that had been organized around the Reformation and to relate the Reformation closely to student journals - and specifically to journals platenses that spread the ethical socialism of Korn-. But the important renewal of sociology and economics, which had occurred during those years from the concern for development, made its appearance in what seemed an already classic program of Argentine socialism. To the point that the section of the first Cuadernos in which documents of the Reformation were exhumed in La Plata and tried to highlight the contributions to culture made by Alejandro Korn ended up being displaced by the economic and sociological analysis that questioned the viability of the plans developers and proposed a "democratic Latin American integration" in which the Cuban experience remained as an unnameable ghost. Tarcus p53 only quotes 6 issues. Z1.…