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This article tracks and analyzes the presence of vegetarianism in the Río de la Plata anarchist press throughout the first three decades of the 20th century. Through the review of periodical sources and other printed documents published in Buenos Aires and Montevideo between 1900 and 1930, the hypothesis maintained is that, in the anarchist newspapers, vegetarianism was understood from two heterogeneous perspectives, from which emerged two different diffusion strategies. On the one hand, it was promoted as an antimilitarist ethic, which understood that abstaining from meat consumption implied a habit of conduct on which rested the hope of a world without armed conflicts. Later, it was also promoted as part of a naturopathic diet, according to which the maintenance of a vegetarian diet was a physiological prescription essential for achieving a healthy life. Finally, based on the recovery of different debates raised within the anarchist press due to the presence in it of vegetarian propaganda, it investigates the discomfort that the latter generated and the difficulties it had to overcome to find a place in the anarchist militancy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: to understand the historical horizon of the feelings that are produced regarding the provision of military service, antimilitarist resistance and masculinity alternatives in a peacebuilding and post-conflict context in Colombia. Methodology: the study was carried out from a constructionist perspective, with a hermeneutical orientation. Data were generated through participant observation, interviews, and focus groups with 10 groups of youth antimilitarists in different cities in Colombia. Some of the young men gave an account of their experiences serving in the military. Results: the study describes the ways in which the feelings and subjectivities of young people are molded in military socialization under the referent of hegemonic masculinity (HM). Likewise, the daily practices of resistance and peacebuilding of these young people are presented, possibly thanks to the subjective and affective transformations that occur by resisting the patriarchal and militaristic culture. Conclusions: antimilitarism, hand in hand with non-violence, configures human relationships of respect, love, solidarity, compassion, fraternity and tenderness (feelings that are repressed by the HM model), thereby favoring the change of militaristic values towards other values such as peace, equity and freedom. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article -far of the thesis defended for the historiography- study the origins, trajectory and the ideological identities of the Republicans Militia, standing that this organization was not homogeny and that, persuing certain objectives shared for all its members, existed anothers in which is possible to detect differences, what is reflected in their discourses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The integration of Spain in the military structures of Western capitalism goes back since the early 1953 bilateral agreements with the US, to the effective incorporation into NATO in 1982, ratified in plebiscite in 1986. Consequence of this process was the emergence or revitalization of the anti-militarist and pacifist social movements and their influence on the rebuilding of leftist politic in the Spanish State. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]