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Divergent Modernities - Culture and Politics in Nineteenth-Century Latin America

English · Hardback

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"With an innovative approach to the foundational intellectuals of Latin American modernity, Julio Ramos contributes to a rethinking of the intersections that constitute "Latinoamericanismo" of the twentieth century."--Nestor G. Canclini, author of "Hybrid Cultures: Strategies for Entering and Leaving Modernity"

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Translator’s Preface

Foreword / José David Saldívar

Prologue

Part I.

1. The Other’s Knowledge: Writing and Orality in Sarmiento’s Facundo

2. Knowledge-(as)-Said: Language and Politics in Andrés Bello

3. Fragmentation of the Republic of Letters

4. Limits of Autonomy: Journalism and Literature

5. Decorating the City: The Chronicle and Urban Experience

Part II.

Introduction: Martí and His Journey to the United States

6. Machinations: Literature and Technology

7. “This Cardboard Tabloid Life”: Literature and the Masses

8. Culturalism and Latinoamericanismo

9. “Nuestra América”: The Art of Good Governance

10. The Repose of Heroes: On Poetry and War in José Martí

11. Migratories

Appendixes

Translations of Three Texts by José Martí

Appendix 1 / Our America

Appendix 2 / Prologue to Poema del Niágara

Appendix 3 / Coney Island

Index

About the author










Julio Ramos is Professor of Spanish and Portuguese, University of California at Berkeley.



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