Cultura boricua y asimilación política

Authors

  • Eliut Flores Caraballo

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.16921/chasqui.v0i43.2098

Keywords:

PUERTO RICO, ESTADOS UNIDOS, INDEPENDENCIA, IDENTIDAD CULTURAL

Abstract

Un estudio de base detecta una paradoja: el ciudadano medio de Puerto Rico valora tenazmente su cultura y su idioma y; simultáneamente considera la independencia imposible y negativa para el bienestar del pueblo. Muchos portorriqueños desean asimilarse a Estados Unidos como el Estado 51 pero al mismo tiempo preservar su identidad cultural.

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Published

1992-10-20

Issue

No. 43 (1992): La reforma de los medios

Section

Otros

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