A good subject.
If I'm
honest this semester I don't have enjoyed any subject, but I think that the
most interesting subject is "Teoría Sociológica VI" and the teacher
is Rodrigo Baño. This subject is interesting because is about the
sociological perspectives of Chile and the relationship that it has with the
history of the country particularly in the second half of the 20th century.
In my opinion this subject helps us in the way that we can understand a
lot of things of this century by the knowledge of the born of the neoliberal
system in Chile which was imposed by the military dictatorship and
institutionalized with 1980's constitution. The teacher is very expressive to
talk us about the protest and social complain in the 1970's decade, he said
that at that moment the people has a very clear political thinking and it was
reduced at only two big categories: Left or Right. Rodrigo Baño says that by
now nothing of that is still happening, in fact people looks at you a little
strange if you ask to them "Do you like the "Unidad
popular"?" because by today the society is very depoliticized.
I've learned a lot of the Unidad Popular and the government of Salvador
Allende (I love him in secret) so I can use some of the features of his
political perspective to compare and make a critic analysis of the actual government.
























