Sociedad y religión en la cuenca del carbón. El Minero Evangélico
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2010
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Universidad Andrés Bello
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El presente trabajo se propone analizar la experiencia de la Iglesia Metodista Episcopal en las comunidades de Lota y Coronel durante el primer cuarto del siglo XX. A través de un estudio inductivo del periódico "El Minero Evanjélico" se realiza un análisis discursivo, el cual da a conocer las interpretaciones de un tipo de cristianismo que fue tomando parte de los procesos sociales, políticos y culturales de la zona carbonífera.
El periódico se enmarca en una etapa de fuertes disputas políticas entre el poder de los sectores populares y los poderes hegemónicos de la sociedad. En esta investigación vemos cómo el discurso metodista discute y trata de subvertir los poderes de la Iglesia Católica y el Estado. Por eso la intención del trabajo investigativo es entregar un conocimiento religioso-cultural de este proceso de transición, donde la Iglesia Metodista tuvo que negociar con los intereses que surgían desde los mismos grupos a los que pretendía inculcarles su proyecto modernizador.
The following research will analyze the experience of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the communities of Lota and Coronel during the first quarter of the twentieth century. Through and inductive study of the "El Minero Evanjélico" newspaper, we will make a discursive analysis, which shows the interpretation of a kind of christianity that took part of the social, political and cultural process of the carboniferous area. The newspaper is enshrined in a stage of strong political quarrels between the power of the popular people and the dominant powers of the society. In this research , we see how the Methodist discourse argues and tries to subvert the powers of the Catholic Church and the State. The intention of this investigative research is to give a religious-cultural knowledge of this transition process, where the Methodist Church had to negotiate with the interests that rose from the same groups that pretended to inculcate their modernized project.
The following research will analyze the experience of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the communities of Lota and Coronel during the first quarter of the twentieth century. Through and inductive study of the "El Minero Evanjélico" newspaper, we will make a discursive analysis, which shows the interpretation of a kind of christianity that took part of the social, political and cultural process of the carboniferous area. The newspaper is enshrined in a stage of strong political quarrels between the power of the popular people and the dominant powers of the society. In this research , we see how the Methodist discourse argues and tries to subvert the powers of the Catholic Church and the State. The intention of this investigative research is to give a religious-cultural knowledge of this transition process, where the Methodist Church had to negotiate with the interests that rose from the same groups that pretended to inculcate their modernized project.
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Modernización, Cristianismo, Iglesia Evangélica, Chile, Región del Bío Bío, Comuna de Lota, Comuna de Coronel, Mineros, Siglo XX