The Trajectory of Ideals in the Revolutionary Processes of Latin America
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Dominika Dinušová
Abstract
The study focuses on the conceptual development of Latin American revolutionary thought, capturing the trajectory in the formulation of revolutionary ideals along the evolutionary axis from independence to socialism. The aim of the study is to grasp and explain the evolution of revolutionary ideals in order to demonstrate the broader context of current social processes in Latin America through a historical-philosophical analysis of the ideological basis of social movements in the region. An analysis of the ideological contexts captured in the continuity of historical development, which affected the shaping and nature of the current transformation processes, may facilitate our understanding of the broader context of the articulated need for social change in the Latin American setting as well as of the current societal challenges pertinent to social change and innovation on a global scale.
Funding source: Developmental trends in contemporary capitalism – contradictions and conflicts
Award Identifier / Grant number: VEGA MÅ VVaÅ and SAV, No. 2/0152/20
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Research funding: This work was supported by Developmental trends in contemporary capitalism – contradictions and conflicts (VEGA MÅ VVaÅ and SAV, No. 2/0152/20).
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- Editorial
- Introduction: Social Changes in Latin America
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Articles in the same Issue
- Frontmatter
- Editorial
- Introduction: Social Changes in Latin America
- Research Articles
- Venezuela in the Context of Chavismo and the First Pink Tide
- New Wine in Old Wineskins? Incomplete Democratization in Brazil During the First Pink Tide
- The Two Pink Tides in Latin America. Contemporary Global Prospects
- The Trajectory of Ideals in the Revolutionary Processes of Latin America
- Strategic Socialism. The Updating of Cuba’s Model
- On a Genealogy of the Concept of “South–South Cooperation”
