Dr. Elías Regules Creole Society: The Gaucho Resurgence in Uruguay (1935-1944)
The first traditionalist association of America was founded in 1894, under the name of "Sociedad Criolla". Elias Regules was the manager of that movement that became an inescapable reference for the Rio de la Plata criollism. This article focuses on the dynamics experienced by the group fr...
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Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires
2021
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| Sumario: | The first traditionalist association of America was founded in 1894, under the name of "Sociedad Criolla". Elias Regules was the manager of that movement that became an inescapable reference for the Rio de la Plata criollism. This article focuses on the dynamics experienced by the group from the mid-thirties after an interregnum generated by the death of its founder. I consider that both the conditions generated by the coup d'etat of 1933 and the link with Argentine traditionalists invigorated the revival of "La Criolla" in Montevideo and promoted a gaucho resurgence in Uruguay. Through the statutes, regulations and edited evocative books, along with the mass press and the magazine Cimarrón, its official publication, we intend to show the refoundation of the Sociedad Criolla Dr. Elías Regules. We analyze, then, how this process impacted the original narratives of the group, the practical modalities, the links with local institutions, the dialogues with the Argentine groups, and the projections towards Uruguayan society. |
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