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PONZA, Pablo M.. The sixties-seventies: intelectualls, revolution, books and ideas. Rev. Esc. Hist. [online]. 2007, n.6, pp.137-160. ISSN 1669-9041.

From the perspective of Intellectual History, the general objective of the present article is to explore two of the most influential currents of thought on the political-ideological conceptions of the argentine intellectual groups called critics or non conformists, during the years 1955-1973, a period of time colloquially known as the sixties-seventies[2].  Such currents are the existentialism and the historical-humanistic Marxism. By means of this purpose, this work has as specific aims: first, to identify some of the authors, books and ideas most influential on the political discourse of the times. And second, to analyze how this discourse reinforced an emergent process of political consciousness within the ambits of culture, in a national context deeply conditioned by the political proscription of peronism and an international frame characterized by bipolarity and the Cold War.

Palavras-chave : Intellectuals; History; Ideas; Culture; Politics.

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