The history of Puerto Rico : Identity formation and nationalism / Val Karanxha.
Editor: [Place of publication not identify] : [publisher not identify], [2021]Descripción: 269 pages ; 23 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- National liberation movements -- Puerto Rico -- History -- 19th century
- Self determination, National -- Puerto Rico -- History -- 19th century
- Nationalism -- Puerto Rico -- History -- 19th century
- Puerto Rico -- Politics and government -- 19th century
- Puerto Rico -- History -- Autonomy and independence movements
- F1976 .K373 2021
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Bibliography: pages 269-269.
Introduction -- 1. Historical narratives -- 2. The identity construction during 1508-1898 -- 3. The roots of cultural nationalism -- 4. Puerto Rico 1898- The shift of political actors -- 5. "Inventing" national identity -- 6. Clash of identities: when ethnies do not seek their state -- Conclusion.
In this project, I traveled through a timeline, from the days the island became a Spanish dominion until the 1950s where insurgency arose to separate Puerto Rico from the United States and start the process of nation-building. This process never came to fruition due to the clashes between the local nationalist elite and the diaspora in the US. There are various theoretical threads that try to explain the identity-forming and the rise of nationalism in Puerto Rico. I summarize these strands and make room for future implications about the case of Puerto Rico.