Resumen

AVILA, Alfredo  y  GARRIDO ASPERO, María José. Temporalidad e independencia. El proceso ideológico de Luis Villoro, medio siglo después. Secuencia [online]. 2005, n.63, pp.76-96. ISSN 2395-8464.  https://doi.org/10.18234/secuencia.v0i63.931.

Half a century after it was first published, Luis Villoro's La revolución de independencia continues to be widely read. This article attempts to assess the relevance of this work, beyond the assertations surpassed by recent monographs. It considers that Villoro's book pioneered many interpretations that are now largely accepted by specialists in the area and that to date, he is the only person to have lent meaning to the ideological process of the independence revolution. It ends by suggesting a reappraisal of the role of conceptions in ternporaliry, highlighted by Villoro as a starting point for future intellectual history research on the political thought of the early decades of the Mexican 19th century.

Palabras llave : Luis Villoro; Mexican independence; social classes; historical attitude; ideology; temporality.

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