Una Antorcha de Esperanza:墨西哥和1955年泛美运动会

IF 0.8 4区 教育学 Q1 HISTORY
David J. Wysocki Quiros
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虽然大多数人将墨西哥奥运会与1968年奥运会等同起来,但很少有人知道为其奠定基础的盛会。自1921年公共教育部成立以来,文化和军事领导人大力投资体育基础设施,以帮助农村群众恢复活力,但到了20世纪40年代,战后的现代化人士寻求举办大型国际体育赛事,以提高其声望,激发民族自豪感,并向世界证明它已准备好进入现代化的跳板。本文叙述了20世纪40年代和50年代墨西哥泛美体育和奥林匹克运动的胜利、背叛、腐败和政治,并以1955年墨西哥城泛美运动会的不可思议的成功达到高潮。
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Una Antorcha de Esperanza: Mexico and the 1955 Pan-American Games
Abstract While most equate Mexican Olympism with the 1968 Olympic Games, few know the drama of the event that laid its groundwork. From the creation of the Ministry of Public Education in 1921, cultural and military leaders heavily invested in sports infrastructure to help regenerate its rural masses, but by the 1940s, post-war modernizers sought the hosting of large international athletic events to boost its prestige, foment national pride, and prove to the world it was ready to springboard into modernity. This paper recounts the triumphs, betrayals, corruption, and politics of Pan-American sport and the Olympic movement in Mexico in the 1940s and 1950s that culminated in the improbable success of the 1955 Mexico City Pan-American Games.
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