Manana es San Peron: a cultural history of Peron's Argentina

Abstract

Chapter 1 Introduction Part 2 I: The Crisis and Consensus in Argentine Society and the Rise of Peron Chapter 3 Introduction Chapter 4 The Crisis of the Liberal Consensus in Argentine Society Chapter 5 Peron and the Problem of Consensus Part 6 II: The Appropriation of Symbolic Space: Political Ritual and the Charisma of Peron Chapter 7 Introduction Chapter 8 The First of May and the Seventeenth of October: The Origin of Two Rituals Chapter 9 May Day, the Seventeenth of October, and the Struggle of Symbolic Space Part 10 III: Education and Politics: The Political Socialization of Chapter 11 Introduction Chapter 12 The Reorganization of the Educational System during the Regime (1943-1955) Chapter 13 The Politicization of Education: Peronist Textbooks for Primary Schools Part 14 IV: The Generation of Passive Consensus Chapter 15 Introduction Chapter 16 The Fundacion Eva Peron or, the Regime's Long Arm Chapter 17 The Peronization of Women and the Youth Chapter 18 Conclusions Chapter 19 Bibliography Chapter 20 Index

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