José Ingenieros y la cultura española. Una visión psicosocial

Abstract

Jose Ingenieros (1877-1925), the well-known Argentinian born philosopher and psychologist, published in 1916 an interesting study on «The philosophical culture in Spain». Throughout its pages, he analyzed the philosophical background of modern Spanish mentality as well as its conflict with the forces leading to the independence of Argentina in the 19th century. Enlight enment and conservatism played a substantial role in this process, and also determined the evolution of philosophical culture in modern Spain. Ingenieros was also deeply interested in the advent of a more open mentality in Spain, with which he maintained a close relationship in the early days of the 20th century. Ingenieros’ research is both a study on cultural move ments and social mentalities, two central topics in his work, and it gives a clue on the ways the Spanish metropolis influenced the new Latin-American societies emerging through the breakdown of Spain’s old colonial empire.

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