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Este artículo busca reflexionar sobre algunos sujetos, miembros de la nación imaginada por Joaquín Edwards Bello, que circulan en su novela El roto (1920). Todos ellos sujetos minoritarios, invisibilizados e infames, que, sin embargo, tienen su cuota de participación en el desarrollo e impulso de la joven nación chilena. Esta gama de sujetos posee un rol activo en la conformación del proyecto futuro y en la incorporación de los saberes alternos a la pluralidad de voces, fundamento del progresismo en la línea reflexiva de José Victorino Lastarria y su llamado de unidad nacional en pos del perfeccionamiento democrático. This article seeks to reflect on some subjects, members of the nation imagined by Joaquín Edwards Bello, circulating in his novel El roto (1920). All of them minority subjects, invisible and infamous, but nevertheless have their share of participation in the development and momentum of the young Chilean nation, in shaping the future project and in the incorporation of alternative knowledge to the plurality of voices, foundation of the progressivism in the reflexive line of José Victorino Lastarria and his call for national unity in pursuit of democratic perfection.

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