A Questão Ibérica em Antero de Quental
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2007
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Edições Universitárias Lusófonas
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A partir do levantamento nacional contra as Invasões Francesas os movimentos políticos de Espanha e Portugal influenciaram-se mutuamente, tanto no
sentido da mudança como no da reacção. Em 1868 isso aconteceu com a revolução que derrubaria Isabel II
e acabaria por dar origem à Primeira República espanhola, surgindo neste contexto um surto de ideias
iberistas com vários matizes. Antero de Quental
defenderia o projecto de União Ibérica, num contexto republicano e democrata, de uma forma apaixonada,
pondo mesmo em causa o princípio e o sentido das
nacionalidades. Mais tarde abandonaria esse projecto iberista, só retomado esporadicamente após o Ultimato britânico.
The Iberian Question in Antero de Quental As a result of a national uprise against the French invasions, the political movements of Spain and Portugal were mutually influenced in both the sense of change and reaction. In 1868 that happened with the revolution that brought Isabel II down and would end up leading to the first Spanish Republic, thus surging in this context an outburst of Iberist ideas with several nuances. Antero de Quental would passionately defend the project of Iberian Union in a republican and democratic context, questioning even the principal and sense of nationalities. Later on, he would abandon that Iberist project, which was only retaken sporadically after the British Ultimatum.
The Iberian Question in Antero de Quental As a result of a national uprise against the French invasions, the political movements of Spain and Portugal were mutually influenced in both the sense of change and reaction. In 1868 that happened with the revolution that brought Isabel II down and would end up leading to the first Spanish Republic, thus surging in this context an outburst of Iberist ideas with several nuances. Antero de Quental would passionately defend the project of Iberian Union in a republican and democratic context, questioning even the principal and sense of nationalities. Later on, he would abandon that Iberist project, which was only retaken sporadically after the British Ultimatum.
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Res-Publica : Revista Lusófona de Ciência Política e Relações Internacionais
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CIÊNCIA POLÍTICA, HISTÓRIA DE PORTUGAL, HISTÓRIA POLÍTICA, POLITICAL SCIENCE, HISTORY OF PORTUGAL, POLITICAL HISTORY, QUENTAL, ANTERO DE, PORTUGAL, ESPANHA, SPAIN