PDF (Español (España))
FLIP
EPUB (Español (España))
HTML (Español (España))
XML (Español (España))
The content of the publications and the links suggested in them are the sole responsibility of the authors and not of the METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (UMECIT) or CATHEDRA magazine. They are protected by international copyright laws just as the UMECIT and CATHEDRA logos, hence their reproduction is totally prohibited
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
The authors maintain the copyright and transfer the right of the first publication to the journal, with the article registered with Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives License, which allow others They can download the works published in this magazine and share them with other people, as long as their authorship is recognized, but they cannot be changed in any way nor can they be used commercially.
Authors are recommended to include their work in social networks such as Researchgate and institutional repositories once the article or visible fact has been published on the journal page, without forgetting to include the digital document identifier and the name of the journal.
Abstract
In this article, we present a portrait of Dr. Justo Arosemena, a great figure of our country, whose legacy has been an example for different generations of Panamanians who saw in him a man of integrity and principles who never put personal interests above the community. Justo Arosemena is considered at the present time, as the most profound ideologist of Panamanian nationalism, because through his thought the historical, political, geographic and sociological reasons that gave sense and coherence to the national being, as demonstrated, In his work summit: “The Federal State of Panama”. We propose in these pages to highlight some aspects related to his life and work which is intimately linked to the history of Panama in the nineteenth century.
Keywords:
References
AROSEMENA, Justo. “Centenario de un Prócer”, escrito publicado en Lotería, No. 092, 1963.
AROSEMENA, Mariano. “Apuntamientos Históricos 1801-1840”. Publicaciones del Ministerio de Educación, Panamá, 1949.
AROSEMENA, Mariano. “Independencia del Istmo”, escrito aparecido en la obra “Fuentes Escritas sobre la Independencia de Panamá de España 1821-1971”. Instituto Nacional de Cultura y Deportes, Dirección de Patrimonio Histórico, Panamá, 1971.
ARTEAGA HERNÁNDEZ, Manuel y ARTEAGA CARVAJAL, Jaime. “Historia Política de Colombia, Editorial Planeta, Colombia, 1999.
BONILLA, Heraclio y MONTAÑEZ, Gustavo. “Colombia y Panamá, la metamorfosis de la nación en el siglo XX”. Universidad Nacional de Colombia, 2004.
CASTILLERO, REYES, Ernesto J. “Don Mariano Arosemena”, escrito publicado en Lotería, No. 72, 1947.
CHIARI, Eduardo. “Dr Justo Arosemena”, escrito publicado en Lotería, No. 41, 1944.
MÉNDEZ PEREIRA, Octavio. “Justo Arosemena”, EUPAN, 1970, Panamá.MORALES BENÍTEZ, Otto. “Sanclemente, Marroquín, el Liberalismo y Panamá”. Stamato Editores, Colombia, 1998.MOLINA, Gerardo. “Las ideas liberales en Colombia, 1849-1914”. Universidad Nacional de Colombia,1970.
MIRÓ, Rodrigo. “El Estado del Istmo en la teoría de Justo Arosemena”, escrito publicado en Lotería, No. 141,1967.
“Panamá y nuestra América, Justo Arosemena”, Introducción, selección y notas de Ricaurte Soler, UNAM, México D. F. 1981.
SOLER, Ricaurte. “Justo Arosemena y la Idea Nacional panameña del Liberalismo”, escrito publicado en Lotería, No. 400, 1994.
SUSTO, Juan Antonio. “Origen del apellido Arosemena en Panamá”, escrito publicado en Lotería, No. 36, 1944.
TELLO BURGOS, Argelia. “Escritos de Justo Arosemena”. Biblioteca de la Cultura Panameña, Panamá, 1985.
