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    La historiografía de la guerra cristera dentro de una historia oficial católica
    (Instituto Panamericano de Geografía e Historia, 2024)
    González Morfín, Juan
    Después de un período en el que se prefirió apenas hablar del conflicto religioso conocido como guerra cristera, comenzaron a aparecer algunas obras firmadas por quienes habían participado, tanto del lado del gobierno como de las milicias cristeras. Estas narraciones se caracterizaron por un sesgo apologético y no pocas veces caían en visiones maniqueas. Aunque muchas de éstas contenían elementos testimoniales interesantes, no servían para hacerse cargo de la complejidad de lo acontecido. Coincidió con los inicios de la profesionalización de la historia en México que, prácticamente al mismo tiempo, varios autores mexicanos y extranjeros abordaron la temática cristera con una perspectiva diferente y acudiendo a las fuentes primarias. Con ello, se obtuvo una versión que descubrió la complejidad del problema y abrió un enorme número de líneas de investigación. Este trabajo está orientado a ilustrar cuál fue el recorrido de la historiografía hasta llegar al momento actual y cuáles fueron las características y las motivaciones de las diferentes etapas, así como las líneas de investigación que se han abierto en este campo. ©El autor ©Instituto Panamericano de Geografía e Historia © Revista de Historia de América. After a period in which the religious conflict known as the Cristero is barely mentioned, some works signed by those who had participated, both on the side of the government and the Cristero militias, began to appear. These narratives were characterized by an apologetic bias and not infrequently fell into Manichaean views. Although many of these contained interesting testimonial elements, they did not serve to deal with the complexity of what happened. It coincided with the beginnings of the professionalization of history in Mexico that, practically at the same time, several Mexican and foreign authors approached the Cristero theme from a different perspective and resorting to primary sources. With this, a version was obtained that revealed the complexity of the problem and opened up a huge number of lines of research. This work is aimed at illustrating the path of historiography until reaching the present moment and what were the characteristics and motivations of the different stages, as well as the lines of research that have been opened in this field. ©El autor ©Instituto Panamericano de Geografía e Historia © Revista de Historia de América.
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    The Body in Religious Media Ecologies: The Case of Subaltern Latino Counterpublics
    (2022)
    Navarro Arroyo, Mariano  
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    González Morfín, Juan
    This paper explores the body-schematic and body-imaginative processes that underlie individuals’ participation in the public sphere via religious media ecologies. Utilising embodied cognition and social critique, the authors outline how subaltern counterpublics make use of the body to enact micro-oppositions to mainstream discourses. The paper also discloses the origins of higher objectivities (identity, sense of togetherness, justice, plausibility, opposition and openness) in embodiment. Discussing counterpublics through the prism of embodied cognition, as found in Latin religious media ecologies, constitutes a valuable alternative to the logocentric understanding of public consent. While the dominant discourse privileges abstract formal cognition, Latino subalterns use bodily, affective and enactive affordances given by religious media ecologies. The latter offer affordances and alternative strategies for enacting social imagination, bridging the personal and the public in physically choreographed joint intentions. Embodied participation suggests a constitutive process of public meaning that makes use of the body as the most fundamental medium of communication.
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