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... liberation theology philosophy of liberation Latin American intellectual history Enrique Dussel José Carlos Mariátegu ...

... sheds light on the seeds of decolonial thinking and its inseparable connection to religion that existed all along in modern Latin American intellectual traditions. liberation theology philosophy of liberation Latin American intellectual history Enrique Dussel José Carlos Mariátegu ...

... positions in contemporary decolonial scholarship. While acknowledging the historical significance of LALT (Latin American liberation theology) as an authentic Latin American intellectual intervention, decolonial theorists have seldom engaged with LALT. This chapter argues that this omission is likely due...

... sophistication. As a white Argentine, Schifrin could claim natural expertise in Latin American rhythms while remaining comfortingly familiar. By contrast, Barbieri arrived at a moment of political and cultural ferment. In the context of the free jazz movement and the rise of protest jazz, his persona...

... under colonial domination that both challenged and reified narratives of Puerto Rican modernity. “Puerto Rico es salsa” decontextualized the music from both diasporic and Black Puerto Rican histories and everyday lives even as the campaign celebrated the music’s Nuyorican meanings. Seville Expo...

... edition, in 1977, it became widely influential and perhaps the earliest exemplar of the Latin American testimonio genre. No other female writer or politician from Bolivia has achieved such international acclaim. For Domitila, class identity, feminism, and political struggle always went hand in hand...

... as the replacement of the animal caravans that had long traversed the Andean landscape with the new Anglo-American-financed mode of mechanized transportation. Calderón was the representative in Washington for the Liberal administrations of Ismael Montes (1904–9, 1913–17). He actively courted U.S. financial...