¿La vida no vale nada? Algunos valores de los mexicanos
Abstract
Mucho se habla de una supuesta personali- dad única del mexicano y con frecuencia la asociamos con valores como el relajo, la espontanei- dad, el ingenio, la impuntualidad, el sentido del humor, la informalidad o la tradición familiar. Pensadores como Samuel Ramos, Octavio Paz y Roger Bartra han tratado de desentrañar las claves de “lo mexicano” en ensayos como El perfil del hombre y la cultura en México (1963), El laberinto de la soledad (1959 ) y La sangre y la tinta: ensayos sobre la condición posmexicana (1999). Sin embargo, son escasos los estudios empíricos sobre la personalidad y las creencias de los mexicanos. Muy pocos investigadores se han dado a la tarea de hacer encuestas en grupos significativos de la población para encontrar referentes empíricos sobre lo que piensan o creen los mexicanos
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