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Rivera, F. (2010) - El Indio No Es Un Indio - El Indigenismo y La Narrativa de Arguedas, Revisitados
Rivera, F. (2010) - El Indio No Es Un Indio - El Indigenismo y La Narrativa de Arguedas, Revisitados
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Fernando Rivera
Tulane University
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Abstract
Literary Indigenism and the narrative production of Peruvian writer José María
Arguedas have long been associated with one another as discursive practices
which share the same narrative commitment. This paper attempts to establish
the discursive horizon of literary Indigenism, in examining the moods of enun-
ciation and the discursive relations of Arguedas' work. Also, it discusses the
supposed indigenist identity of that work, considering specifically the history of
representations of the figure of indigenous people and the Andean world.
Keywords: Indigenism, Indians, mestizaje, Jose Carlos Mariategui, Uriel farcia,
Alberto Escobar.
c) El indio no es indio
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