Abstract

FLEMING, María Lucila. Estrategias de autolegitimación e intervención del Boletín Titikaka (Puno, Perú, 1926-1930) en el campo revisteril de su tiempo. CELEHIS [online]. 2022, n.44, pp.5-5. ISSN 2313-9463.

Between 1926 and 1930, the Titikaka Bulletin was published in Puno (Peru) under the direction of Gamaliel Churata (Arturo Peralta), an organism of dissemination for the Orkopata Group and its nascent Editorial Titikaka. This bulletin quickly detached itself from the initial purpose of promoting the publisher's books to become an avant-garde Andean political-cultural magazine that struggled to position its aesthetic and ideological proposal at a transnational level. Taking into account the outlined contextual framework, in this paper we will analyze the self-legitimation strategies deployed by the editors of the Bulletin to intervene in the national and international left-wing magazine field (Tarcus, 2020), such as the establishment of religation networks ( Zanetti, 2000) with other periodicals from Latin America and Europe, the enunciation of a new aesthetic characterized by the interrelationships between avant-garde and Andeanism, and a solid Indo-American continental commitment. All of the above favored the emergence in Puno and the other provinces of the country of a new type of middle-class intellectual who found the privileged means to combat Lima's discursive hegemony in the left-wing cultural magazines.

Keywords : BoletínTitikaka;legitimation strategies; magazine field.

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