Publicación: Leisure, politics and subversion: progressive sociability in liberal Spain (1858-1868)
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2021-08-31
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['Schedas', 'Fundación Ignacio Larramendi']
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El objetivo de este artículo consiste en analizar los espacios de sociabilidad formal impulsados por el liberalismo progresista en la fase final del reinado de Isabel II. Esa red de asociaciones respondía al propósito de expandir la organización del partido conforme al modelo que representaba la Tertulia progresista de Madrid en una coyuntura fundamental para la evolución de esa agrupación: tras la decisión de abandonar las vías legales en 1863, los progresistas apostaron por expandir su militancia y reforzar su cohesión por diferentes medios. En este sentido, las asociaciones progresistas cumplieron funciones similares a las que, en los mismos momentos, impulsaron los republicanos. Por eso, puede argumentarse que también funcionaron como “escuelas de ciudadanía” y, al mismo tiempo, contribuyeron a renovar el proyecto progresista.
The aim of this paper consists in analyzing the formal sociability spaces driven by Spanish progressive liberalism in the final phase of the reign of Isabel II. This network of associations responded to the purpose of expanding the organization of the party according to the model that represented the “Tertulia progresista” of Madrid at a fundamental juncture for the evolution of that political tradition: after the decision to abandon the electoral field in 1863, the Progressive-liberals opted to expand their militancy and strengthen their cohesion by different means. In this sense, progressive associations fulfilled similar functions to those that, at the same time, promoted the Republicans. Therefore, it can be argued that they also functioned as "citizenship schools" and, at the same time, contributed to the renewal of the progressive project.
The aim of this paper consists in analyzing the formal sociability spaces driven by Spanish progressive liberalism in the final phase of the reign of Isabel II. This network of associations responded to the purpose of expanding the organization of the party according to the model that represented the “Tertulia progresista” of Madrid at a fundamental juncture for the evolution of that political tradition: after the decision to abandon the electoral field in 1863, the Progressive-liberals opted to expand their militancy and strengthen their cohesion by different means. In this sense, progressive associations fulfilled similar functions to those that, at the same time, promoted the Republicans. Therefore, it can be argued that they also functioned as "citizenship schools" and, at the same time, contributed to the renewal of the progressive project.
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Siglo XIX, España, asociacionismo político, politización, liberalismo, democracia, Partido Progresista, 19th Century, Spain, political sociability, politicization, liberalism, democracy, Progressive-liberal Party
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Facultad de Geografía e Historia
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Historia Contemporánea