Un continente, una nación?

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236 pages 1997

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"Seeks to gauge the debate between continentalism versus incipient nationalism by analyzing two of the leading intellectual journals in Latin America during the 1920s: Mariátequi's Amauta and the Costa Rican García Monge's Reportario Americano. Links emerging continentalism, as expressed by the intellectuals in these journals, with Arielismo, Aprismo, and most importantly indigenismo. Book's findings have application for present-day differing self-perceptions of nation and ethnicity"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.

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