@unpublished{kurepository26,
           title = {La recolonizaci{\'o}n y descolonizaci{\'o}n de Nicaragua},
            type = {Discussion Paper},
            note = {Unpublished},
       publisher = {Keiser University},
            year = {2025},
     institution = {Keiser University Latin American Campus},
        abstract = {El texto examina la ausencia de una hegemon{\'i}a nacional s{\'o}lida en Nicaragua tras la independencia y durante gran parte del siglo XIX y principios del XX. Asimismo, analiza el proceso de recolonizaci{\'o}n intelectual emprendido por una generaci{\'o}n de poetas e intelectuales granadinos, basado en tres pilares fundamentales: el catolicismo, el mestizaje y el idioma espa{\~n}ol, que suprimi{\'o} o invisibiliz{\'o} la diversidad {\'e}tnica y cultural de las identidades ind{\'i}genas y afrodescendientes.
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The text examines the absence of a strong national hegemony in Nicaragua after independence and throughout much of the 19th and early 20th centuries. It also analyzes the process of intellectual recolonization undertaken by a generation of poets and intellectuals from Granada, based on three fundamental pillars: Catholicism, mestizaje (racial and cultural mixing), and the Spanish language, thereby suppressing or rendering invisible the ethnic and cultural diversity of Indigenous and Afro-descendant identities.},
        keywords = {recolonizaci{\'o}n, naci{\'o}n imaginada, log{\'o}cratas, hegemon{\'i}a cultural, colonialismo interior, andamiaje ideol{\'o}gico, desmantelamiento, Key words: recolonization, imagined nation, logocrats, cultural hegemony, internal colonialism, ideological scaffolding, dismantlement},
             url = {https://kurepository.keiseruniversity.edu.ni/id/eprint/26/},
          author = {Traumann, David}
}