Un itinerario por los proyectos editoriales del anarquismo en Argentina: cambios, maniobras y permanencias

Abstract

In times of political effervescence, the number of pamphlets and newspapers editions tends to increase. Accordingly, the different instances in the life of a political movement can be traced through the type of intervention proposed by its publications. The rise of the anarchist movement publishing activity in Buenos Aires preceded its relevance within trade union during the first years of the 20th century. Until that moment the few "popular editions" published in the country consisted in literary works. In that context, Anarchism generated a novel circuit of texts through which an unprecedented relationship between printers, politics, authors, publishers and readers was established. Therefore, the decentralized financing and dissemination practices of the anarchist publishing movement revealed a broad thematic range of political concerns, that would finally shape, over the decades, the editorial interests of