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      Les héros anonymes de la Révolution Mexicaine sur papier glacé: le juan et la soldadera comme symboles de "mexicanité" Translated title: The anonymous heroes of the Mexican Revolution on glossy paper: the juan and the soldadera as symbols of "mexicanity"

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          Au même titre que le muralisme des années vingt ou que la novela de la Revolución, les photographies de la guerre civile mexicaine de 1910 à 1920 ont contribué à la consolidation de l’idéologie post-révolutionnaire en offrant au lectorat des revues illustrées une représentation lissée et stéréotypée du conflit. Cet article se cantonne à l’analyse des images de juanes et de soldaderas publiées dans trois magazines de la Post-Révolution (1910-1920) afin de démontrer comment ces photographies enferment les acteurs de la guerre dans des "types" et les érigent en symboles de "mexicanité", relayant ainsi les discours simplificateurs des dirigeants post-révolutionnaires et gommant la complexité du conflit fondateur du Mexique du XXe siècle.

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          Pictures of the mexican civil war from 1910 to 1920, as much as 1920's muralism or "la novela de la Revolución", contributed to the consolidation of post-revolutionary ideology offering the readers of illustrated reviews a soft and stereotyped representation of the conflict. This article basically analyses the pictures of juanes and soldaderas published in three magazines of the Post-Revolution (1910-1920) and demonstrates how these photographies lock up the protagonists of the war into "types" and how they are set up into symbols of "mexicanity", relieving then the simplifying speaches of the post-revolutionnary leaders and erasing the complexity of the conflict that founded Mexico of the XXth century.

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          La révolution mexicaine

          Jean Meyer (1973)
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                Contributors
                Role: ND
                Journal
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                História (São Paulo)
                História
                Revista História (Franca )
                1980-4369
                2007
                : 26
                : 2
                : 43-60
                Affiliations
                [1 ] Université Paris
                [2 ] Université Paris Est
                Article
                S0101-90742007000200004
                10.1590/S0101-90742007000200004
                bf26ffdd-377d-46ea-9bea-c74f3148b55e

                http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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                juan,soldadera,Révolution Mexicaine,photographie,presse illustrée,mexicanité,Juan,Soldadera,Mexican Revolution,Photography,Illustrated Press,Mexicanity

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