If Peronism understand the question, probably read books or Feinmann Galasso brings more than read Gambini's. In any case, read Gambini may be of interest to understand the anti-Peronism, which is not a trivial exercise for any Peronist. Peronism But if it is, read the most 2000 pages totaling Galasso books (2 volumes) and Feinmann (only one volume, as will the other) together, add up to much.
two books are quite different: that of Galasso is undoubtedly an indispensable book, colossal, titanic, full, centered on the figure of Perón. It is really a biography of Perón, used to investigate by Peronism axis maximum leader. Rigorous , documented, developed in depth each of the stages of movement with the same detail. It is known, Galasso is a historian of the national left, and from there pointing their guns. It does so with a profound respect for Perón, seeking to appease, suggest explanations and even some evidence to the contradictory movements of Peron. That of Feinmann is an interesting book, as all it does Feinmann, which assumes that "Peronism is much more than Perón." It is not a linear story, does not respect the timelines, no historical chronicles. It is proposed, in the words of the author, write and inquire about the political philosophy of the movement. The personal touch of Jose Pablo is given by its gentle irony and a certain hardness acre, extremely critical, Peron. Off course is not a book gorilla harshly castigates all the imagery and discourse gorilla. He mocks it while it destroys. Never seeks to avoid personal definitions: making position and is assumed to be a "Hegelian-Marxist intellectual," which looked full of hope to Peronism, tired of the farce of Prohibition, encouraged by the revolutionary potential of Peronism, dreaming of national socialism.
If I had to choose a book, I'll stick with that of Galasso. Not because they share some of the views of Feinmann, but because Galasso's book is monumental. I repeat, indispensable. Galasso excessive affection he gave to the concept of Peron, fails to take rigorous historiographical at any time. The myriad of sources consulted, press, brochures, books and pamphlets, reports, documentaries, some totally unknown to me, it becomes monolithic. In addition, Galasso takes the pendulum exercise political leadership of Peron and make it his own, trying to keep equidistance and explain, without ceasing to be a historian of the federal-provincial and Latin American-in detail the contradictions of Peronism, between right and left, extreme in the 70's. Sometimes Feinmann
leaves mambo. Is confused about some details. May lack some of the texts reviewed. Others become too egotistical. For example, when building analysis from fictional events that he himself created. Sometimes you miss the natural resentment that some 70 militants have yet to Perón that they clipped the wings, although the focus of some of these criticisms - the presence and the growing power of López Rega, upgrades and Margaride Villar, for example continues to be completely unobjectionable.
sometimes coincide, especially when they hit the gorilla thick: both serve Donghi Halperin, both at Victoria Ocampo and the group of South Borges, Bioy and Victoria Ocampo., Defy Rojas y Aramburu . The two are on the ground with the arguments that point to Peron as philo-Nazi.
Both are books that should not be stop reading. Feinmann The One, you get free PDF on the site page 12. That of Galasso, is achieved by some money in bookstores.
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