Delphos’ inability. The construction of the State in the thought of Latin America
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The intellectuals in Latin America have characterized themselves by to be more similar to ideologists or social prophets who abstract constructors of the thought locked up in the academy or the arts. Its obsession went and is the critic to the power, rather, the critic to the State like articulator of the power. But the excessive attention was not given in a desire to assault the state apparatus, on the contrary, believed in its capacity to be the political conscience able to catalyze social desires of justice, development and nation. Two were the types of Latin American intellectuals who had their stellar moment in 20th century: the intellectual ideologists in strict sense, headed by Raul Haya de la Torre, and; the expert intellectuals, with Raul Prebisch at the top. The test explains desires and obsessions of the Latin American Vista through the APRA and of Cepal, still effective intellectuality with other names
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Delphos’ inability. The construction of the State in the thought of Latin America. (2014). Revista del Centro de Investigación de la Universidad La Salle, 10(38), 233-244. https://doi.org/10.26457/recein.v10i38.94
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