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200 00$aLa ciudad de los monos Roberto Brenes Mese?n, los cato?licos heredianos y el conflicto cultural de 1907 en Costa Rica
210   $aHeredia$cEditorial Universidad Nacional (EUNA)$d2002
215   $a1 online resource (264 p.)
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330   $aIn 1907, the city of Heredia became the epicenter of the most important religious conflict experienced by Costa Rica in the 20th century. A complaint that the theory of evolution was being taught in the Lyceum (i.e. secondary school) of that city, triggered an increasingly intense confrontation between the Catholic parishioners and the circle of young radical intellectuals articulating around the writer and educator Roberto Brenes Mese?n. In the course of this process, Costa Rican society, to the alarm of the government of Cleto Gonza?lez Vi?quez, was the scene of popular mobilizations in defense of the faith, excommunications and burning of impious texts, while Catholic morality was systematically questioned based on sexual abuse attributed to priests. For a moment, it seemed that the country had gone back in time, and that the ghosts of 1884 were present.
606   $a20th century history: c 1900 to c 2000$2bicssc
606   $aSocial & cultural history$2bicssc
610   $aBrenes Mese?n, Roberto, 1874-1947
610   $aCatholic Church - Heredia (Costa Rica)
610   $aHeredia (Costa Rica) - History - 1907
615  7$a20th century history: c 1900 to c 2000
615  7$aSocial & cultural history
700   $aMolina Jiménez$b Iván$4auth$01236426
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996   $aLa ciudad de los monos Roberto Brenes Mesén, los católicos heredianos y el conflicto cultural de 1907 en Costa Rica$93035730
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