De la ciudad imaginada a la ciudad escrita: imágenes literarias de Medellín (1910-1948)
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Resumen: en esta investigación se realiza, desde la Historia Cultural, el análisis de algunas imágenes literarias referidas a la nueva vida moderna que despuntaba en Medellín, durante el período 1910–1948. El análisis tiene como punto de partida la posibilidad hermenéutica de comprender la historia –en este caso vinculada con la ciudad- a partir de los productos culturales –en este caso la literatura- que emergen como especificidades dentro de condiciones sociales igualmente específicas. Así, se aborda, a partir de la producción literaria, algunos aspectos centrales dentro del proceso de modernización, particularmente algunos ideales, tales como movimiento, planeación, civismo y transformación, cuya importancia social comenzaba a cristalizarse tanto en la estructura física de la ciudad como en el imaginario y las prácticas de sus habitantes
Abstract: this research analyses, from a Cultural History perspective, some of the images in literature concerning the new modern life manifested in Medellin, during the period 1910-1948. The analysis takes as its starting point the hermeneutical possibility of understanding history-in this case linked to the city- using cultural products -in this case literature- that emerge as specificities within equally specific social conditions. Thus, some aspects of the modernization process are addressed through the literary production, specifically some ideals, like movement, city planning, civility and transformation, whose social significance began to crystallize in both the physical structure of the city as in the imagination and practices of its inhabitants
Abstract: this research analyses, from a Cultural History perspective, some of the images in literature concerning the new modern life manifested in Medellin, during the period 1910-1948. The analysis takes as its starting point the hermeneutical possibility of understanding history-in this case linked to the city- using cultural products -in this case literature- that emerge as specificities within equally specific social conditions. Thus, some aspects of the modernization process are addressed through the literary production, specifically some ideals, like movement, city planning, civility and transformation, whose social significance began to crystallize in both the physical structure of the city as in the imagination and practices of its inhabitants