Pauperismo, intelectualidad y estética en el derecho. Las leyes de feos en Estados Unidos
Alejandro Morales Quintana
Páginas 107-126 · RGyDH Vol. 9 Núm. 17, Enero-Junio 2025
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Resumen
En el siglo XIX, en los Estados Unidos, surgieron una serie de normas conocidas como leyes de feos, que afectaron a grupos sociales en específico, juzgándolos por sus capacidades físicas, mentales, económicas e incluso de procedencia. Lo anterior dio lugar a una serie de sanciones para quienes se exhibieran en público y no cumplieran con los estándares de belleza de la época. Dichas leyes estuvieron en vigor hasta el siglo XX, cuando los movimientos por los derechos civiles en los Estados Unidos lograron un reconocimiento a estos grupos y la aprobación de leyes proteccionistas. Summary: Along the 19th century, in the United States, there were some legislations known as ugly laws, which affected specific social groups, being judged by their physical, mental, economic and origin capacities. The latter produced a series of sanctions to whoever exhibited itself in public and to everyone that did not meet the beauty standards of that time. These laws were in use up to the 20th century, when the civil rights movements in the United States achieved the recognition of this groups and the approvement of protectionist laws. 1 El presente artículo corresponde a la ponencia del mismo nombre pr
Palabras clave: Estados Unidos lograron, siglo XIX, the United States, sociales en específico, capacidades físicas, normas conocidas, grupos sociales.
Abstract
In the 19th century, a number of norms have been established in the United States and have been known as ugly laws that have affected specific social groups and have been judged by their physical, mental, economic and even provenance capabilities. That gave rise to a number of sanctions for those who were shown in public and did not meet the beauty standards of the time. Those laws had been in force until the twentieth century, as civil rights movements in the United States achieved recognition and adoption of protectionist laws. Summary: Along the 19th century, in the United States, there were some laws known as ugly laws, which affected specific social groups, being judged by their physical, mental, economic and origin capacities. The later production a series of sanctions to whom exhibited itself in public and to everyone that did not meet the beauty standards of that time. These laws were in use up to the 20th century, when the civil rights movements in the United States achieved the recognition of this groups and the approval of protectionist laws. 1 This Article corresponds to the presentation of the same name pr
Keywords: The U.S. achieved, 19th century, the United States, social in specific, physical skills, known norms, social groups.
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Morales Quintana, A. (2025). Pauperismo, intelectualidad y estética en el derecho. Las leyes de feos en Estados Unidos. Revista de Garantismo y Derechos Humanos, 9(17), 107-126.
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MORALES QUINTANA, Alejandro, "Pauperismo, intelectualidad y estética en el derecho. Las leyes de feos en Estados Unidos" en Revista de Garantismo y Derechos Humanos, Tlaxcala, Universidad Autónoma de Tlaxcala, Centro de Investigaciones Jurídico-Políticas, año 9, núm. 17, enero-junio, 2025, pp. 107-126.
BibTeX
@article{MoralesQuintana2025,
author = {Alejandro Morales Quintana},
title = {Pauperismo, intelectualidad y estética en el derecho. Las leyes de feos en Estados Unidos},
journal = {Revista de Garantismo y Derechos Humanos},
volume = {9},
number = {17},
year = {2025},
pages = {107--126},
issn = {2448-833X},
publisher = {Universidad Autónoma de Tlaxcala}
}
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