Papers by consuelo leon w
Revista Estudios Hemisféricos y Polares, May 19, 2021
Se analizan las causas por las cuáles la literatura antártica nacional muestra un cauto silencio ... more Se analizan las causas por las cuáles la literatura antártica nacional muestra un cauto silencio desde la entrada en vigor del Tratado Antártico (TA) en Chile, en 1961. Por una parte, se pretende explicar cómo fueron entendidos los compromisos que el país había adquirido al suscribir el TA; y por otra, identificar quiénes eran considerados como los especialistas antárticos más influyentes, y cuáles eran sus opiniones sobre el tema. En cuanto a las fuentes, se utilizaron principalmente revistas especializadas y artículos del diario La Unión de Valparaíso. Con el afán de conseguir una mirada académica e independiente, se utilizó un mínimo de documentación oficial.
Historia Critica, Jul 1, 2019
The objective of this article is to analyze the policy of constructive cooperation put in place b... more The objective of this article is to analyze the policy of constructive cooperation put in place by republican governments under Harding, Coolidge and, especially, Hoover, as a solution to the Chilean-Peruvian dispute over the Tacna and Arica regions between 1925 and 1929. Originality: Existing historiographical research has approached the Chilean-Peruvian border dispute in the Tacna and Arica regions from predominantly national perspectives and with documentation from one country or another, and there
boundary 2, 1994
... 20. Compare, for example, 1692 Coronelli (Venece) and 1740 JG Scheuchzer (Amster-dam), in The... more ... 20. Compare, for example, 1692 Coronelli (Venece) and 1740 JG Scheuchzer (Amster-dam), in The Map Collectors' Circle 36 (London: Durrant House, 1967 ... 1804, quoted in Francis W. Hirst, Life and Letters of Thomas Jefferson (New York: The MacMillan Press, 1926), 396. ...
Notas Historicas Y Geograficas, 2000
Notas Historicas Y Geograficas, 2001
Estudios Hemisfericos Y Polares, 2010
English-language historiography of U.S.�Latin American relations provides an essential starting p... more English-language historiography of U.S.�Latin American relations provides an essential starting point for any thorough analysis of U.S.�Chilean relations. For this project, approximately seventy books have been reviewed to establish points of convergence and divergence between authors� perspectives of a variety of issues relevant to the first administration of Chilean President Carlos Ibanez del Campo and that of his U.S. counterpart Herbert Hoover. Prior to assuming office in 1929, Hoover visited numerous Latin American countries to demonstrate his resolve to abandon the interventionist policies of his predecessors. His effort achieved greatest success as regards the long-standing border dispute between Chile and Peru over the provinces of Tacna and Arica.
Polar Record, 2008
ABSTRACTThis one-act play was recently presented at an Antarctic workshop held at Universidad Mar... more ABSTRACTThis one-act play was recently presented at an Antarctic workshop held at Universidad Marítima de Chile, Viña del Mar, Chile. Apart from being entertaining, it provided an example of how theatre can be used to generate or reinforce interest in polar studies. The script has been translated from Spanish by the playwright.
Polar Record, 2011
ABSTRACTPassion for the Antarctic is the third scene of Tangled destinies, a play written by Jaso... more ABSTRACTPassion for the Antarctic is the third scene of Tangled destinies, a play written by Jason Kendall Moore, directed by María Angelica Luzzi, and performed by Daniela Meneses and the author. It opened on 17 July 2010, in Valparaíso, Chile, where it will run through the first week of September. The Center for Hemispheric and Polar Studies has funded its production to generate interest in U.S.–Chilean relations in the Antarctic and elsewhere.
The Polar Journal, 2012
This paper, originally presented at the 7th SCAR History Workshop in Stellenbosch, South Africa, ... more This paper, originally presented at the 7th SCAR History Workshop in Stellenbosch, South Africa, presents an overview of the involvement of the Chilean Army in the nation’s first Antarctic expedition in 1947 that included members of the armed services, politicians, journalists and scientists. Very little has been written about the reality that the army personnel encountered during the expedition or how they surmounted their daily challenges, much less of their personal background, levels of education or what happened to them after returning to the mainland. The army’s participation in the expedition has failed to attract the interest of many civilian or military historians. Hopefully, this paper will inspire or serve as the basis for further scholarship. In some ways, it complements studies of the convergence of Antarctic politics and science (For example, Howkins, “Weather”; Elzinga and Bohlin, “The Politics of Science”; Berkman et al., Science Diplomacy). Utilizing diplomatic sources and archival materi...
boundary 2, 1994
... 20. Compare, for example, 1692 Coronelli (Venece) and 1740 JG Scheuchzer (Amster-dam), in The... more ... 20. Compare, for example, 1692 Coronelli (Venece) and 1740 JG Scheuchzer (Amster-dam), in The Map Collectors' Circle 36 (London: Durrant House, 1967 ... 1804, quoted in Francis W. Hirst, Life and Letters of Thomas Jefferson (New York: The MacMillan Press, 1926), 396. ...
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