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ANABELA, Ghilini. La Argentine Sociology in the sixties: Cátedras Nacionales, editorial projection and circulation of ideas. Trab. soc. [online]. 2017, n.28, pp.237-252. ISSN 1514-6871.

Cátedras Nacionales (CN) was a novel experience at the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) during the period from 1966 to 1973 related to the process of politicization and approach to Peronism of the media and academics. From the editorial point of view and dissemination of thought, this paper aims to identify the type held by many of this group with political and cultural projects linked to academia as the Antropología 3er. Mundo (ATM) and Envido. Another aspect of our interest and could be considered part of the publishing projection of CN was the special link with some publishers and bookstores like Cimarron sociologist Miguel Hurts- along with bibliographic production. Moreover, in these years, some books were published members of the CN, such as the emblematic work of Roberto Carri "Isidro Velazquez, las formas prerevolucionarias de la violencia" (1968) expressing a fanoniana sociology. As part of this deployment it can also be mentioned the publication in late 1971 of Gramsci's writings under the "El Príncipe Moderno y la voluntad nacional-popular" title.

Palabras clave : Politización; Peronismo; University; Social Science; Cátedras Nacionales.

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