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List of Illustrations ix
Acknowledgments xi
Introduction Indigenismo, Modernity, Indigenismos, Modernities 1
Chapter 1 The Revolutionary Indio: Jose Carlos Mariátegui's Indigenismo 25
Chapter 2 A Modern Andean Culture? Jose Angel Escalante and Indigenismo at Odds 52
Chapter 3 (Un)Happy Endings: Film, Modernity, and Tradition in Carlos Oquendo de Amat 75
Chapter 4 An Assembly of Voices: Labor and the Publics of Print 102
Chapter 5 Photographs at the Edge: Martin Chambi and the Limits of Lettered Culture 134
Conclusion Reading Indigenismo, Writing the Indio 163
Notes 169
Works Cited 185
Index 195
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reviewed The Andes Imagined: Indigenismo, Society, and Modernity on November 13, 2010 The Andes Imagined: Indigenismo, Society, and Modernity
I'm on page 51, and loving this book. First half of 20th century Peru. Using images of indigeneity in poetry, photography, and activist lit toward a fusion of Marxist/indigenous revolution. Extremely problematic. Yes!
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