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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781642595970
ISBN-10: 1642595977
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 152 x 224 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.36 kg
Editura: Haymarket Books
ISBN-10: 1642595977
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 152 x 224 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.36 kg
Editura: Haymarket Books
Notă biografică
Juan E. De Castro is an Associate Professor at Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts, The New School. He is the author of four books on Latin American literature, including Writing Revolution in Latin America: From Martí, to García Márquez to Bolaño (Vanderbilt University Press, 2019).
Cuprins
Acknowledgements
1 Introduction
1Mariátegui’s Reception in the English-Speaking World
2Mariátegui in (Mostly) Latin America
3On This Book
2 José Carlos Mariátegui: The Making of a Revolutionary in the Aristocratic Republic
1Lima in the Early 1900s
2Manuel González Prada and the Radicals
3Colónida
4A Sublime Dance
5Turn Left
6A Polemical Exile
7Italy and Gramsci
8Back to Peru and Death
9After-Death and After-Life
3 Mariátegui, Sorel and Myth
1Mariátegui and Sorel
2The Myth in Sorel
3Sorel in Mariátegui
4Rational Irrationalism
5Indigenous Cultures and the Myth
6Conclusion
4 José Carlos Mariátegui: From Race to Culture
1The Peruvian and International Context
2The Discrediting of Racism
3Mariátegui as Anti-racist
4Conclusion
5 Mariátegui’s Cosmopolitan Nationalism
1One World Not Three (or Two)
2Making Peru Peruvian
3A Brief Pre-history of Mariátegui’s Indigenismo
4Thinking Globally, Writing Locally
5The Nation as Myth
6Conclusion
6 José Carlos Mariátegui and the Politics of Literature
1Art, Revolution and Decadence
2The Absolute in Bergson, Ibérico, and Mariátegui
3Revolutionary Literature and Reality
4On Chaplin
5Literature on Trial
6César Vallejo
7Conclusion
7 José Carlos Mariátegui and the Culture of Politics
1Mariátegui’s Anti-politics
2Haya’s Impossible Candidacy
3The New Spirit
4The Platform of the Partido Nacionalista Libertador del Peru
5Party Structure
6Caudillismo or/and Fascism
7Partido Socialista
8Popular Fronts
9Conclusion
8 Mariátegui and Argentina: Celebrating Buenos Aires, Criticising Communism
1Buenos Aires and Mexico City as Cultural Meridians
2Mestizo Argentina
3Motley Crew
4Defending Marxism
5Defense of Heresy
6Apologia pro vita sua
7Amauta/Sur
8Conclusion
9 Mariátegui and Che: Reflections on and around Walter Salles’s The Motorcycle Diaries
1Hugo Pesce as Mediator
2From Mariátegui to Che
3The New Man
4Mariátegui as a Founder of Discursivity
5Conclusion: Mariátegui, Che and Borges
10 Epilogue: A Tale of Two Quijanos
1The ‘Reencounter’
2Mode of Production
3Mariátegui’s Debates
4Thirty Years Later
5Mariátegui, Anti-Eurocentrism, and Modes of Production
6Alternative Rationality
7Quijano as the Paradigm
8Conclusion: Mariátegui Unplugged
Bibliography
Index
1 Introduction
1Mariátegui’s Reception in the English-Speaking World
2Mariátegui in (Mostly) Latin America
3On This Book
2 José Carlos Mariátegui: The Making of a Revolutionary in the Aristocratic Republic
1Lima in the Early 1900s
2Manuel González Prada and the Radicals
3Colónida
4A Sublime Dance
5Turn Left
6A Polemical Exile
7Italy and Gramsci
8Back to Peru and Death
9After-Death and After-Life
3 Mariátegui, Sorel and Myth
1Mariátegui and Sorel
2The Myth in Sorel
3Sorel in Mariátegui
4Rational Irrationalism
5Indigenous Cultures and the Myth
6Conclusion
4 José Carlos Mariátegui: From Race to Culture
1The Peruvian and International Context
2The Discrediting of Racism
3Mariátegui as Anti-racist
4Conclusion
5 Mariátegui’s Cosmopolitan Nationalism
1One World Not Three (or Two)
2Making Peru Peruvian
3A Brief Pre-history of Mariátegui’s Indigenismo
4Thinking Globally, Writing Locally
5The Nation as Myth
6Conclusion
6 José Carlos Mariátegui and the Politics of Literature
1Art, Revolution and Decadence
2The Absolute in Bergson, Ibérico, and Mariátegui
3Revolutionary Literature and Reality
4On Chaplin
5Literature on Trial
6César Vallejo
7Conclusion
7 José Carlos Mariátegui and the Culture of Politics
1Mariátegui’s Anti-politics
2Haya’s Impossible Candidacy
3The New Spirit
4The Platform of the Partido Nacionalista Libertador del Peru
5Party Structure
6Caudillismo or/and Fascism
7Partido Socialista
8Popular Fronts
9Conclusion
8 Mariátegui and Argentina: Celebrating Buenos Aires, Criticising Communism
1Buenos Aires and Mexico City as Cultural Meridians
2Mestizo Argentina
3Motley Crew
4Defending Marxism
5Defense of Heresy
6Apologia pro vita sua
7Amauta/Sur
8Conclusion
9 Mariátegui and Che: Reflections on and around Walter Salles’s The Motorcycle Diaries
1Hugo Pesce as Mediator
2From Mariátegui to Che
3The New Man
4Mariátegui as a Founder of Discursivity
5Conclusion: Mariátegui, Che and Borges
10 Epilogue: A Tale of Two Quijanos
1The ‘Reencounter’
2Mode of Production
3Mariátegui’s Debates
4Thirty Years Later
5Mariátegui, Anti-Eurocentrism, and Modes of Production
6Alternative Rationality
7Quijano as the Paradigm
8Conclusion: Mariátegui Unplugged
Bibliography
Index