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Acknowledgments vii
Introduction Matthew B. Karush Oscar Chamosa 1
Populism, Melodrama, and the Market: The Mass Cultural Origins of Peronism Matthew B. Karush 21
Peronists and Cabecitas: Stereotypes and Anxieties at the Peak of Social Change Natalia Milanesio 53
The Malón De La Paz of 1946: Indigenous Descamisados at the Dawn of Peronism Diana Lenton 85
Criollo and Peronist: The Argentine Folklore Movement during the First Peronism, 1943-1955 Oscar Chamosa 113
Unforgettable Kitsch: Images around Eva Perón Anahi Ballent 143
Working-Class Beauty Queens Under Peronism Mirta Zaida Lobato María Damilakou Lizel Tornay 171
Peronism in "Good Taste": Culture and Consumption in the Magazine Argentina Eduardo Elena 209
Political Emotions and the Origins of the Peronist Resistance César Seveso 239
Final Reflections Mariano Ben Plotkin 271
Bibliography 287
About the Contributors 301
Index 303
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This book is absolutely path breaking. The contributors look at the interplay of medieval philosophy and modern theory. You learn a bit about the intellectual achievements of the Middle Ages and a lot about critical theory, things you’d never expect. I’ve read most of this book twice and have learned a great deal, and I consider myself well-read in theory.
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