¿Vencidos sin dignidad o sujetos revolucionarios?: los anarquistas ante los desocupados y la desocupación en la Argentina de la primera mitad de los años treinta

Abstract

In this paper I examine the evolution of the approaches and representations of Argentine anarchism on unemployment and the unemployed in the context of the crisis of 1930. The positions, heterogeneous and contradictory, alternate the image of the unemployed as subjects incapable of struggling with the need to organize them, and the revolutionary urgency with the need for reform, outlining significant differences in relation to positions considered typical in anarchism.