Abstract

CHAPMAN QUEVEDO, Willian Alfredo; AGUDELO GONZALEZ, Ángela Lucia  and  SILGADO RAMOS, Alex. Printings, Political Parties and Public Opinion at the Province of Popayán, 1832-1853. Historelo.rev.hist.reg.local [online]. 2017, vol.9, n.17, pp.295-332. ISSN 2145-132X.

This article analyzes the incidences caused by printings and written texts during the public's opinion creation between 1832 and 1853 at Popayan province. Thus, the public opinion was linked to the newspaper's circulation, rags, scandal sheets and printed images. Likewise, it evidences that these printings and images were not exclusively design for a qualified audience but, the intention also was to reach the common people who were illiterate most of them. But, through orality and images, these people constructed an idea about the politic reality at that time. Hence, we conclude that writing and printed images, along with orality, were essential items to the intention of building a different reality. This last idea does not suggest that this experience was not mediated by comments but, it did influence the society of Popayan, and also interceding on the individual's perception, a politic party and even the State.

Keywords : printings; political party; public opinion; Popayan.

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