The metamorphosis: from the people to the multitude

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The notion of the people and popular sovereignty are essential elements of the idea of a republic. Throughout history, the concept of the people has undergone various transformations, yet it has always maintained a tendency towards identity and homogeneity and has been, by excellence, the agent of p...

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Autor: Bailon Maxi, Jaime Enrique
Formato: artículo
Fecha de Publicación:2024
Institución:Universidad de Huánuco
Repositorio:Revistas - Universidad de Huánuco
Lenguaje:español
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cholification
state nation
exclusion
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spelling The metamorphosis: from the people to the multitudeLa metamorfosis: del pueblo a la multitudBailon Maxi, Jaime EnriqueBailon Maxi, Jaime Enriquepueblomultitudchichacholificaciónestado naciónPeoplechichacholificationstate nationexclusionThe notion of the people and popular sovereignty are essential elements of the idea of a republic. Throughout history, the concept of the people has undergone various transformations, yet it has always maintained a tendency towards identity and homogeneity and has been, by excellence, the agent of power, even in monarchies, because paradoxically the king was the embodiment of the people. On the other hand, the multitude, this social subject shaped by processes of capitalist globalization and the diaspora of millions of human beings, is rather a multiplicity, a plane of diverse singularities that communicate with each other and will develop new tactics of struggle and new forms of cultural production. In this article, we will develop a critical reflection on the images of the notion of the people that shaped the political and cultural elites during the main historical events of independent Peru. Finally, we will conclude by analyzing how the figure of the people has been evolving in the late 21st century into the body of the multitude.La noción de pueblo y soberanía popular son elementos esenciales de la idea de república. El pueblo es una figura que ha sufrido a lo largo de la historia diversas transformaciones, sin embargo, siempre ha mantenido su tendencia a la identidad y la homogeneidad y ha sido por excelencia el agente del poder, inclusive hasta en las monarquías, porque por paradójico que parezca el rey era la encarnación del pueblo. En cambio, la multitud, este sujeto social conformado por los procesos de globalización capitalista y por la diáspora de millones de seres humanos, es más bien una multiplicidad, un plano de diversas singularidades que se comunican entre sí y van a desarrollar nuevas tácticas de lucha y nuevas formas de producción cultural. Este artículo pretende dar cuenta de las principales transformaciones de la noción de pueblo en el Perú y su metamorfosis a la multitud.Universidad de Huánuco2024-01-03info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionEnsayosRehearsalapplication/pdftext/htmlapplication/epub+ziphttp://revistas.udh.edu.pe/udh/article/view/42010.37711/desafios.2023.15.1.414Desafíos; Vol. 15 Núm. 1 (2024): Desafíos (ene-jun); 56-62Desafios; Vol. 15 No. 1 (2024): Desafíos (ene-jun); 56-622706-95592307-6100reponame:Revistas - Universidad de Huánucoinstname:Universidad de Huánucoinstacron:UDHspahttp://revistas.udh.edu.pe/udh/article/view/420/723http://revistas.udh.edu.pe/udh/article/view/420/968http://revistas.udh.edu.pe/udh/article/view/420/1183Derechos de autor 2024 Jaime Enrique Bailon Maxihttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:ojs2.localhost:article/4202025-09-16T21:47:24Z
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La metamorfosis: del pueblo a la multitud
title The metamorphosis: from the people to the multitude
spellingShingle The metamorphosis: from the people to the multitude
Bailon Maxi, Jaime Enrique
pueblo
multitud
chicha
cholificación
estado nación
People
chicha
cholification
state nation
exclusion
title_short The metamorphosis: from the people to the multitude
title_full The metamorphosis: from the people to the multitude
title_fullStr The metamorphosis: from the people to the multitude
title_full_unstemmed The metamorphosis: from the people to the multitude
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multitud
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People
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cholification
state nation
exclusion
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multitud
chicha
cholificación
estado nación
People
chicha
cholification
state nation
exclusion
description The notion of the people and popular sovereignty are essential elements of the idea of a republic. Throughout history, the concept of the people has undergone various transformations, yet it has always maintained a tendency towards identity and homogeneity and has been, by excellence, the agent of power, even in monarchies, because paradoxically the king was the embodiment of the people. On the other hand, the multitude, this social subject shaped by processes of capitalist globalization and the diaspora of millions of human beings, is rather a multiplicity, a plane of diverse singularities that communicate with each other and will develop new tactics of struggle and new forms of cultural production. In this article, we will develop a critical reflection on the images of the notion of the people that shaped the political and cultural elites during the main historical events of independent Peru. Finally, we will conclude by analyzing how the figure of the people has been evolving in the late 21st century into the body of the multitude.
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