Beyond imagined communities reading and writing the nation in nineteenth-century Latin America

Beyond imagined communities reading and writing the nation in nineteenth-century Latin America editoresSara Castro-Klarén y John Charles Chasteen - Washington D.C. (Estados Unidos) Woodrow Wilson Center Press Johns Hopkins University Press c2003 - xxv, 252 páginas

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Introduction : beyond imagined communities / John Charles Chasteen. The historians. Forms of communication, political spaces, and cultural identities in the creation of Spanish American nations / François-Xavier Guerra -- Argentine counterpoint : rise of the nation, rise of the state / Tulio Halperín-Donghi -- Letters and salons : women reading and writing the nation / Sarah C. Chambers -- Student culture and nation-state formation / Andrew Kirkendall. The Critics. Scenes of reading : imagining nations/romancing history in Spanish America / Fernando Unzueta -- The nation in ruins : archaeology and the rise of the nation / Sara Castro-Klarén -- An amnesic nation : the erasure of indigenous pasts by Uruguayan expert knowledges / Gustavo Verdesio -- Showcases of consumption : historical panoramas and universal expositions / Beatriz Gonzalez-Stephán.

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Ciencia política
Etnicidad--América Latina
Identidad (Psicología)--América Latina
Nación
Nacionalismo--Historia--América Latina--Siglo XIX


América Latina--Historia--Siglo XIX