Jordán Bruno Genta (2 October 1909 – 27 August 1974) was an Argentine Catholic writer, philosopher, journalist and educator.
The following year he began his teaching career at the Universidad Nacional del Litoral and at the Instituto del Profesorado de Paraná, where he taught Logic and Epistemology, Critique of Knowledge, Sociology and Metaphysics, subjects won by competition and antecedents.
His works include Fundamental Problems of Philosophy, Political Sociology, Psychology Course, The Philosopher and the Sophists, The Idea and Ideologies, Examination and Communism, Counter-Revolutionary War, Christian Political Option, in addition to numerous newspaper articles, courses and conferences.
[1] Genta's ideas influenced some sections of the military de facto governments, especially the National Reorganization Process (1976–1983).
His staunch anti-communism and his contacts in the armed forces gained him some consideration from United States anti-communist operatives.