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Historia Crítica

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LOAIZA CANO, Gilberto. THE PRESS AND PUBLIC OPINION IN THE EARLY REPUBLIC (NEW KINGDOM OF GRANADA, 1808-1815). hist.crit. [online]. 2010, n.42, pp. 54-83. ISSN 0121-1617.

This essay examines the complex process of adopting freedoms of the press in what had been until that moment the New Kingdom of Granada. Between 1808 and 1815, a period of intense political mutations, the freedom of speech and the press were conceded though with restrictions. There was also the rhetorical inheritance that served as a common repertoire among the main political and educated figures of the period. The transition from an Enlightenment-based press to one that expressed political opinions was evident during these years. La Bagatela, published by Antonio Narino, was one example of this transition.

Keywords : Public opinion; journalism; censorship; Enlightenment.

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