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@article{ Rodríguez Ledezma2001,
 title = {Escritores y poder en México: una dualidad republicana},
 author = {Rodríguez Ledezma, Xavier},
 journal = {Revista Mexicana de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales},
 number = {182-3},
 pages = {211-225},
 volume = {44},
 year = {2001},
 issn = {2448-492X},
 doi = {https://doi.org/10.22201/fcpys.2448492xe.2001.182-3.48353},
 urn = {https://nbn-resolving.org/urn:nbn:de:0168-ssoar-59482-1},
 abstract = {En México se ha construido una gran paradoja de tintes culturales y políticos. Por una parte, los índices de analfabetismo funcional son enormes, de hecho, una cultura de no lectura caracteriza a la sociedad contemporánea. Sin embargo, existe un grupo intelectual detentador de un poder específico que lo hace verse a sí mismo con una autoridad lo suficientemente cimentada como para influir y señalar los caminos que el poder político debiera seguir. Los rasgos identitarios constituyentes del ente conocido como "República de las letras" se basan en el manejo adecuado del lenguaje, lo cual refiere a la posibilidad de mejor entendimiento del mundo e incluso a la posibilidad de construirlo. Desde el poder los escritores son vistos con recelo y admiración, intenta cooptarlos o los persigue, busca que ellos aprueben sus actos, su crítica le perturba. Soberanos en sus respectivas repúblicas, los escritores y el poder constituyen una dualidad por demás interesante para el estudio y la comprensión de la vida política cultural contemporánea.The republican duality. In Mexico a big paradox of cultural and political tints has been built.
On one hand, the indexes of functional illiteracy are enormous, in fact a non reading culture
characterizes to the contemporary society. However, a group intellectual holder of a specific
power that makes it exists it turns to itself with an authority him sufficiently laid the foundation
as to influence and to point out the roads that the political power should continue. The
constituent characteristic of the entity knows as "Republic of the Letters" are based on the
appropriate handling of the language, that which refers to the possibility of better understanding of the world and even to the possibility of building it. From the power the writers are seen with mistrust and admiration, it tries to integrate them or it pursues them, it looks for that they approve their acts, their critic perturbs him. Sovereigns in their respective republics, the writers and the power constitute a duality excessively interesting for the study and the understanding of the contemporary cultural political life.},
}