To the building of the national feeling. Mexican school (1920-1940)
Abstract Along the decades that followed the Mexican Revolution, the intelectual and political circles that were engaged with the social and cultural reform of the country, were deeply commited to the construction of a sense of belonging to the Nation, throughout the knowledge and divulgation of The Mexican. Artistical Education, in wide population spaces, particularly music and dance, had a conspicuos role in propitiating the intercommunication of Mexican towns between themselves.
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Aguirre Lora, M. E. (2013). To the building of the national feeling. Mexican school (1920-1940). Historia De La Educación, 25, 205–224. Retrieved from https://revistas.usal.es/tres/index.php/0212-0267/article/view/11179
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