El Perú Ilustrado
Subtitle: semanario para las familias : litografías y cultura visual en la posguerra (1887-1892)
By: Emma Patricia Victorio Cánovas
Edition: Primera edición.
Publisher: Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas, Editorial UPC
Published: 2020
Place of publication: Lima, Perú
Language: spa
Number of pages: 238
ISBN-13: 9786123182526
Subjects: Nationalism; History; Mass media and culture; Illustrated periodicals; Civilization; Mass media and nationalism; Nationalism in the press; Peruvian National characteristics; Peruvians; Nationalisme; Histoire; Médias et culture; Magazines (Publications); Médias et nationalisme; Nationalisme dans la presse; Péruviens; Perú ilustrado
Other titles: Semanario para las familias :; Litografías y cultura visual en la posguerra (1887-1892)
Description: In the mid-19th century, thanks to the invention of photography and the development of lithography, newspapers, and magazines with illustrations emerged that occupied an important place in print. The most representative example is the weekly "El Perú Ilustrado". In the book, author Emma Patricia Victorio Cánovas investigates the arguments that shaped the Peruvianity through texts and images that generated feelings of belonging and identity after the War of the Pacific (Spanish: Guerra del Pacífico), between Chile and the BolivianPeruvian alliance from 1879 to 1884. In addition, the themes guided the understanding of the message and the feeling of national pride, vindicating a great nation. Likewise, the advertising image complemented the discourse of recovery of self-esteem present in the weekly, and showed a society in full capacity to meet new needs, associated with the well-being and the idea of progress of a country that sought to know itself.

In the mid-19th century, thanks to the invention of photography and the development of lithography, newspapers, and magazines with illustrations emerged that occupied an important place in print. The most representative example is the weekly "El Perú Ilustrado". In the book, author Emma Patricia Victorio Cánovas investigates the arguments that shaped the Peruvianity through texts and images that generated feelings of belonging and identity after the War of the Pacific (Spanish: Guerra del Pacífico), between Chile and the BolivianPeruvian alliance from 1879 to 1884. In addition, the themes guided the understanding of the message and the feeling of national pride, vindicating a great nation. Likewise, the advertising image complemented the discourse of recovery of self-esteem present in the weekly, and showed a society in full capacity to meet new needs, associated with the well-being and the idea of progress of a country that sought to know itself.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 231-238).
Table of contents: title: Prólogo; title: Introducción 1; title: Capítulo 1. Contexto; title: 1.1 La derrota en la guerra del Pacífico y la pérdida del orgullo nacional; title: 1.2 Los años de la posguerra: la Reconstrucción Nacional (1884-1889); title: 1.3 Aspectos culturales; title: Capítulo 2. La presencia italiana en el siglo XIX; title: 2.1 La migración italiana en el siglo XIX; title: 2.2 El nacionalismo y la unificación italiana: Il Risorgimento; title: 2.3 Peter Bacigalupi, promotor de la litografía y su proyecto editorial; title: 2.4 El Perú Ilustrado y la difusión de la litografía como obra de arte; title: Capítulo 3. El semanario El Perú Ilustrado y la construcción de la nacionalidad; title: 3.1 El Perú Ilustrado; title: 3.2 Referentes formales e ideológicos; title: 3.3 El Perú Ilustrado y las artes gráficas 83; title: El Perú Ilustrado como medio de construcción de la nacionalidad; title: Capítulo 4. Análisis plástico de una selección de litografías; title: 4.1 Ideología del semanario; title: 4.2 Retratos de portada; title: 4.3 Conocimiento del territorio peruano; title: 4.4 Tipos populares; title: 4.5 Reconocimiento de las culturas del Perú antiguo; title: 4.6 Las heridas de guerra; title: 4.7 Patrimonio; title: 4.8 Publicidad; title: Comentarios finales.