The language of secularization on the extremes of Hispanic America: Argentina and Mexico (1770-1870). An approach

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Published 31-10-2016
Elisa Cárdenas Ayala

Abstract

This article is the result of a comparative reflection on the Argentinian and Mexican cases. It focuses on semantic changes associated to relations between religion and politics during a period characterized by important changes in the political vocabulary in the Atlantic world. It aims to contribute to the historical review of language linked to secularization in Hispanic America and its transformations over a century. The text provides an overview of semantic changes with attention to the social and political context in which they occurred and the institutional building of which they formed part.

 

 

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Cárdenas Ayala, E. (2016) “The language of secularization on the extremes of Hispanic America: Argentina and Mexico (1770-1870). An approach”, Ariadna Histórica. Lenguajes, conceptos, metáforas, (5), pp. 169–193. Available at: https://ojs.ehu.eus/index.php/Ariadna/article/view/16078 (Accessed: 24 November 2024).
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Keywords

secularization, Argentina, Mexico

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