A PECULIAR HISTORIOGRAPHIC DISCOURSE OR THE LIMITS OF CRITICAL THINKING IN THE ANALYSIS OF THE REPUBLICAN EXPERIENCE 1931-1939

Abstract

The study of the Civil war has become the center of the research concern. The impact that produced the conflict and its main consequence, the establishment of a dictatorship, have resulted in a permanent debate. Mingle ideological approaches with historiographic formulations. The disqualification of Franco carries, on occasions, to questionable formulations that forget the hard reality of those moments. Here it passes magazine to some of these issues.