Industrial landscape and its representation. The “La Parisiense” factory during the Porfiriato
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Guadalajara. Porfiriato. Representations of the industrial landscape. Cultural heritageAbstract
A historical study is presented consisting of the deconstruction of photographic and pictorial images of an industrial landscape inserted in Guadalajara, the La Parisiense soap and perfume factory, founded in 1892. Such representations, like many others, were used as a vehicle of socialization and legitimation of the regime of Porfirio Díaz Mori, who governed Mexico during the period 1877-1911. The establishment of an extensive railway network configured new territorial articulations and promoted industrial development. The real and symbolic readings of the past are linked to a current look at the industrial vestiges of La Parisiense which faces a double confrontation: physical degradation and social oblivion, hence the valorization of cultural heritage finds an ally in the power of the images.
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