INVESTIGADORES
PEREYRA Diego Ezequiel
artículos
Título:
A review on sociological textbooks in Argentina and Mexico (1940-1960)
Autor/es:
DIEGO PEREYRA
Revista:
CURRENT SOCIOLOGY
Editorial:
International Sociological Association- Sage
Referencias:
Lugar: London; Año: 2008 vol. 56 p. 267 - 287
ISSN:
0011-3921
Resumen:
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A review on sociological
textbooks in Argentina
and Mexico
(1940-1960), Current Sociology, Monograph Series, edited
by Jennifer Platt, Sage, London,
56, 2, 2008: 267- 287.
It is commonly believed that the teaching of
sociology spread in Latin America
only after 1960. However, sociological textbooks were published before
then in response to increasing demand. A comparative analysis is made of eight
books, four each from Argentina
and Mexico.
They are a broad cross- section of those then available for local students and
cited in reading lists. Common and divergent topics, traditions, concepts,
research methods, theories and cross- references are sought and reasons for the
similarities and differences are explored, with special attention to possible US
influence. This teaching material is placed in the context of the local
institutionalisation of sociology at this period and the history of
sociological ideas in the region.
