Abstract

SIERRA CUARTAS, Carlos Eduardo de Jesús. Constitutions and Latin-American Nonscientific Mark. Pap.polit. [online]. 2011, vol.16, n.2, pp.401-419. ISSN 0122-4409.

The scientific inspiration of the mother of the modern constitutions, the American Constitution, is a bad-known fact in the Hispanic world, which turns in a paradox to the Hispanic constitutions because of their nature of uncritical imitations of the aforementioned mother in the bosom of alien societies with respect to the culture of the science. Therefore, the comprehension of such an inspiration and its limitations is an indispensable condition to pass toward a constitution in harmony with the conviviality paradigm, all the more when the Colombian Constitution of 1991 has not allowed the possibility of a primary constituent authority.

Keywords : Constitutional History; History of Science and Technology; History of Education; Conviviality; Constitutional history; act of living together; Education - History - Latin America.

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