Race And Ethnicity In Latin America

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Pluto Press, 20 мая 1997 г. - Всего страниц: 152
This text examines changing perspectives on black and Indian populations in Latin America, tracing similarities and differences in the way these peoples have been seen by academics and national elites. Beginning with a brief analysis of historical debates about the emergence of mixed societies in the colonial and republican era, the author traces understandings of race and ethnicity from early functional approaches, through Marxist and interactionist perspectives to more recent concerns with the politics of culture and identity in nation states that exist in increasingly globalized networks. Throughout, reference is made to concrete contexts to illustrate the theoretical debates. Brief contrasts are made with North American and Caribbean contexts. Race and ethnicity as analytical concepts are re-examined in order to demonstrate their embeddedness in the history of Western social science and to assess their continuing usefulness.
 

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The Meaning of Race and Ethnicity
5
Blacks and Indians in Latin America
25
Early Approaches to Blacks and Indians
40
Inequality and Situational Identity 1970s
59
Blacks and Indians in the Postmodern NationState
80
Black and Indian Social Movements
95
Studying Race and Ethnicity in a Postmodern
111
Notes
120
Index
146
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Peter Wade completed a doctorate in Social Anthropology at Cambridge University focusing on the Black population in Columbia. He is now a lecturer in Social Anthropology at the University of Manchester and has written for Man and Nature and Culture.

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