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JOY RASHKIN, Elissa. Out There on the Horizon: Stridentism in Regional Perspective. LiminaR [online]. 2015, vol.13, n.1, pp.90-101. ISSN 2007-8900.

Stridentism (estridentismo), Mexican avant-garde cultural movement of the 1920s, reached its peak of activity in the city of Xalapa, Veracruz, in theyears 1925-1927. Studies of the movement, however, have paid little attention to the relationship between it and the specificity of the region's history. This article examines Stridentism as an integral part of the modernizing project spearheaded by Governor Heriberto Jara, and highlights several aspects, as urbanization, sports and communications as well as key political conflicts, in particular, the nationally and internationally transcendent issue of the oil industry.

Palabras llave : stridentism; Manuel Maples Arce; Heriberto Jara; Germán List Arzubide; stridentist movement.

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