This book reconsiders the relationship between race and nation in Argentina during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: the shades of the nation Paulina L. Alberto and Eduardo Elena; 1. Insecure whiteness: Jews between civilization and barbarism, 1880s-1940s Sandra McGee Deutsch; 2. People as landscape: the representation of the Criollo interior in early tourist literature in Argentina, 1920-30 Oscar Chamosa; 3. Black in Buenos Aires: the transnational career of Oscar Alemán Matthew B. Karush; 4. La Cocina Criolla: a history of food and race in twentieth-century Argentina Rebekah E. Pite; 5. 'Invisible Indians', 'Degenerate Descendants': idiosyncrasies of Mestizaje in Southern Patagonia Mariela Eva Rodríguez; 6. Race and class through the visual culture of Peronism Ezequiel Adamovsky; 7. Argentina in black and white: race, Peronism, and the color of politics, 1940s to the present Eduardo Elena; 8. African descent and whiteness in Buenos Aires: impossible Mestizajes in the white capital city Lea Geler; 9. The savage outside of white Argentina Gastón Gordillo; 10. Between foreigners and heroes: Asian-Argentines in a multicultural nation Chisu Teresa Ko; 11. Indias blancas, negros febriles: racial stories and history-making in contemporary Argentine fiction Paulina L. Alberto; Epilogue: whiteness and its discontents George Reid Andrews.
Introduction: the shades of the nation Paulina L. Alberto and Eduardo Elena; 1. Insecure whiteness: Jews between civilization and barbarism, 1880s-1940s Sandra McGee Deutsch; 2. People as landscape: the representation of the Criollo interior in early tourist literature in Argentina, 1920-30 Oscar Chamosa; 3. Black in Buenos Aires: the transnational career of Oscar Alemán Matthew B. Karush; 4. La Cocina Criolla: a history of food and race in twentieth-century Argentina Rebekah E. Pite; 5. 'Invisible Indians', 'Degenerate Descendants': idiosyncrasies of Mestizaje in Southern Patagonia Mariela Eva Rodríguez; 6. Race and class through the visual culture of Peronism Ezequiel Adamovsky; 7. Argentina in black and white: race, Peronism, and the color of politics, 1940s to the present Eduardo Elena; 8. African descent and whiteness in Buenos Aires: impossible Mestizajes in the white capital city Lea Geler; 9. The savage outside of white Argentina Gastón Gordillo; 10. Between foreigners and heroes: Asian-Argentines in a multicultural nation Chisu Teresa Ko; 11. Indias blancas, negros febriles: racial stories and history-making in contemporary Argentine fiction Paulina L. Alberto; Epilogue: whiteness and its discontents George Reid Andrews.
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