EVOLUCIÓN DEL DISCURSO NACIONALISTA ESPAÑOL DESDE LA II REPÚBLICA HASTA LA TRANSICIÓN

Authors

  • Enrique Roldán Cañizares Universidad de Sevilla

Abstract

Este artículo parte de una premisa clara: gran parte de los ciudadanos españoles que se consideran de izquierda no cuentan con un sentimiento patriótico fuerte. Para profundizar en este hecho, el artículo se encarga de estudiar la evolución del discurso nacionalista español desde la II República a la Transición, pasando por dos periodos fundamentales de la historia española: la guerra civil y el Franquismo.

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Published

2018-10-04

How to Cite

Roldán Cañizares, E. (2018). EVOLUCIÓN DEL DISCURSO NACIONALISTA ESPAÑOL DESDE LA II REPÚBLICA HASTA LA TRANSICIÓN. International Journal of Political Thought, 10, 315–332. Retrieved from https://www.upo.es/revistas/index.php/ripp/article/view/3600

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Vol. 10 (2015): Volumen 10 (2015)

Section

Estudios Varios

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