Black, Famous, and Out of Place : an Alternative Intellectual in Early Nineteenth-Century Montevideo

P. 49-64

• Chapters from the same volume (available individually)

  • Rethinking Intellectuals in Latin America : Questions and Problems
  • Intellectuals and Mestizaje : Inca Garcilaso, Blas Valera, and the Organic Function of Colonial Letrados
  • Black, Famous, and Out of Place : an Alternative Intellectual in Early Nineteenth-Century Montevideo
  • Triumph of the Will : the Annihilation of Ariel in Manuel Gálvez's Calibán
  • The Professor and the Worker : Using Brazil to Better Understand Latin America's Plural Left
  • Cosmopolitan Theory and Anthropological Practice in Brazil
  • Poststructuralism in the Periphery : Nelly Richard's Intellectual Transpositions
  • Plata Quemada : Banditry, Neoliberalism and the Dilemma of Literature at the End of the Twentieth Century
  • Intellectuals in Cuba : Facing a Future That is Already Present
  • Political-Epistemic Insurgency, Social Movements and the Refounding of the State
  • Maya Daykeepers and the Politics of Sacred Space
  • Maya Knowledges
  • The Communal and the Decolonial
  • Social Sciences and the English Language
  • Activist Intellectuals in a Wired World
  • Global Realignments and the Geopolitics of Hispanism
  • Pluralism, Articulation, Containment : Knowledge Politics Across the Americas
  • About the Contributors
  • Index
• Information

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