Strange pilgrimages Book

	Introduction: National Identity Formation in an International Context
I	Constructing Nations after Independence and Beyond
1	Nature and Mother: Foreign Residence and the Evolution of Andres Bello's American Identity, London, 1810-1829	3
2	Extract of a Letter to Senor Don Vicente Azuero, New York, January 19, 1832	21
3	Brazilians in France, 1822-1872: Doubly Outsiders	23
4	"The More I See, the More Surprised I Am": Ramon de la Sagra, Baltimore, and the Concepts of Race and Poverty	41
5	Intellectuals, Indians, and the Press: The Politicization of Justo Sierra O'Reilly's Journalism and Views on the Maya while in the United States	59
II	Touring Modernity
6	The Lure of Paris	75
7	Frou-Frous or Feminists? Turn-of-the-Century Paris and the Latin American Woman	81
8	The Impact of Imported Sports on the Popular Culture of Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century Mexico and Central America	95
9	(En)Gendering Cultural Formations: The Crossings of Amanda Labarca between Chile and the United States	113
III	Taking Sides
10	Latin Americans in Paris in the 1920s: The Anti-Imperialist Struggle of the General Association of Latin American Students, 1925-1933	131
11	Encounter of Two Revolutions: Mexican Radical Elites in Communist Russia during the 1920s	147
12	Mexicans, Migrants, and Indigenous Peoples: The Work of Manuel Gamio in the United States, 1925-1927	163
13	Guilt by Association: Jorge Eliecer Gaitan and the Legacy of His Studies in "Fascist" Italy	179
14	Between Crusade and Revolution: Two Argentines in Civil War Spain	193
15	Marriage by Pros and Cons: Love in a Time of European Exile	207
IV	The Art of Living and Working Abroad
16	So Far from God, So Close to Hollywood: Dolores del Rio and Lupe Velez in Hollywood, 1925-1944	215
17	To Be or Not to Be Brazilian? Carmen Miranda's Quest for Fame and "Authenticity" in the United States	233
	Suggested Readings	249
	Suggested Films	253
	About the Contributors	257