Routledge History of Latin American Culture

Carlos Manuel Salomon is Professor of Ethnic Studies at California State University East Bay. He is the author of Pio Pico: The Last Governor of Mexican California.

• ContentsIntroduction: Cultura en Llamas – Carlos Manuel Salomon1. Indigenous Cosmology and Spanish Conquest – Jorge Majfud 2. Andean Identity and Historical Agency – Javier F. Marion 3. The Trajectory of the African Michelina: Identities, Slavery, and Post-Abolition at the Parish of Nossa Senhora do Pilar, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – Nielson Rosa Bezerra4. Caste, Race, and the Formation of Latin American Cultural Imaginaries – Laura Ines Catelli5. African Flavor in Latin American Music – Umi Vaughan6. The Politics of Enunciation: Indigenista and Contemporary Indigenous Literatures – Gloria E. Chacón7. Resistances in Caribbean Literature (1930s to the Present) – Yolanda Martínez-San Miguel8. Art, Revolution, and Indigenous Subjects – Tatiana Flores9. Chicano/a Latino/a Studies in Mexico (History and Evolution) Academy, Literature, Art, Theater, and Cultural Practices – María del Socorro Gutiérrez Magallanes 10. New Latin American Revolutionary Cinema – Silvia Alvarez Olarra11. Amerindian Foodways of the Other Borderlands – Enrique Salmon12. Popular and Rural Schooling in Modern Latin America – G. Antonio Espinoza and Andrae Marak 13. Political Cultures of Social Movements – Magalí Rabasa14. The Mapuche and "El Compañero Allende" : A Legacy of Social Justice, Historical Contradictions, and Cultural Debates – Rosamel Millaman15. Catholic Social Movements Face Modernity – Miranda Lida 16. The Energetic Body: Machines, Organisms, and Social Thermodynamics in Colombia’s Path to Modernity – Stefan Pohl-Valero17. Feminism in the Southern Cone: The Periodical Press for and by Women – Claudia Montero 18. Feminisms, Gender, and Indigenous Women in Latin America – Astrid Ulloa 19. The Feminist Debate in Mexico – Gabriela Cano 20. Cultural Identity in Latin America: Toward a Cooperative Understanding of our Past – Carlos Manuel Salomon, with Laura Inés Catelli, Jorge Majfud, Paloma Martínez Cruz, Magali Rabasa, Enrique Salmon, Umi Vaughan, and Gloria E. Chacón21. Migrant Transnational Engagements 2000–2015 – Xóchitl Bada22. Ancestral Wells of Love and Belonging: For Breath to Return to Love – Ana Clarissa Rojas Durado23. The Intimate Life of the Pocha: A Genealogy of the Self-Ironic Turn in Chican@ Culture – Paloma Martínez Cruz24. Queen of las Fiestas Patrias and Other Stories: Oral History, Memory, and Latinx Culture – Carlos Manuel Salomon