Papers by Gabriel Darrigran Algaba
Este texto pretende exponer una primera aproximación al proyecto pedagógico de una asociación mas... more Este texto pretende exponer una primera aproximación al proyecto pedagógico de una asociación masónica argentina poco conocida, surgida en un momento del siglo XIX de gran influencia del positivismo científico. La Gran Logia Bonaerense, uno de los productos de una ciudad planificada para ser una “ciudad modelo”, que desde su creación buscó posicionarse como una Alta Casa de estudios, instruyendo a la clase obrera y a la media burguesía. Asimismo, se demuestra cómo, a través de las redes masónicas atlánticas, sus doctrinas lograron influir en España y cambiar parte de la estructura de la Gran Logia Simbólica Española y ser una de las fuentes del rito del Gran Oriente Ibérico.
The main purpose of this text is to present an initial approach to the educational project of a little-known argentine masonic society, which arose during the 19th century, highly influenced by the Scientific Positivism. The Grand Lodge of Buenos Aires, one of the results of a city made to be a “Model City”, which sought to be considered as an Institute of Higher Learning from its origins, teaching lessons to the working class and the middle Bourgeoisie class. Furthermore, it is shown, through the Atlantic Masonic Networks, how its doctrines succeeded in influencing Spain and changing part of the structure of the Symbolic Grand Lodge of Spain and therefore, in being considered one of the sources of the Iberian Grand Orient Rite.
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Papers by Gabriel Darrigran Algaba
The main purpose of this text is to present an initial approach to the educational project of a little-known argentine masonic society, which arose during the 19th century, highly influenced by the Scientific Positivism. The Grand Lodge of Buenos Aires, one of the results of a city made to be a “Model City”, which sought to be considered as an Institute of Higher Learning from its origins, teaching lessons to the working class and the middle Bourgeoisie class. Furthermore, it is shown, through the Atlantic Masonic Networks, how its doctrines succeeded in influencing Spain and changing part of the structure of the Symbolic Grand Lodge of Spain and therefore, in being considered one of the sources of the Iberian Grand Orient Rite.
Talks by Gabriel Darrigran Algaba
The main purpose of this text is to present an initial approach to the educational project of a little-known argentine masonic society, which arose during the 19th century, highly influenced by the Scientific Positivism. The Grand Lodge of Buenos Aires, one of the results of a city made to be a “Model City”, which sought to be considered as an Institute of Higher Learning from its origins, teaching lessons to the working class and the middle Bourgeoisie class. Furthermore, it is shown, through the Atlantic Masonic Networks, how its doctrines succeeded in influencing Spain and changing part of the structure of the Symbolic Grand Lodge of Spain and therefore, in being considered one of the sources of the Iberian Grand Orient Rite.