QUIJADA, MONICA, CARMEN BERNAND & ARND SCHNEIDER. Homogeneidad y nacion:
con un estudio de caso: Argentina, siglos XIX y XX (Coll. tierra nueva e cielo nuovo 42). 257 …

The process of mestizaje—''mixing''—has long been recognized in Latin America as a major
ethnic, cultural, and racial process. It has been used in some countries, most famously …

An important addition to the growing body ofresearch on the social construction of race in
the Americas is now available with the English translation of Mestizaje in lbeto-America. This …

The article explores the reception of eugenics in Argentina in the 1930s. It aims, first, to
place eugenics as a topic of expert and public concern against the background of the …

Nation, language and race. The configuration of the “indigenous problem” in 19th-Century
Mexico SciELO - Scientific Electronic Library Online vol.28 número82 Drama social en una …

Most of the literature on racial mixing in colonial Spanish America takes at face value the
categories-indio, negro, mestizo, mulato, español-that appear in archival documents. Using …

Appelbaum, Anne Macpherson, and Karin Rosemblatt argue that scholars of Latin America
cannot understand processes of nation and state formation in the nineteenth and twentieth …

1 I would like to comment the paper presented by Mara Loveman from the Andes standpoint
and precise case, that is Peru, in the 19th and 20th centuries, because it gives us food for …

PIONEER ANTHROPOLOGISTS AND LIBERAL NATIONALISM IN COLOMBIA, 1941-1949
SciELO - Scientific Electronic Library Online vol.43 APOCRYPHAL ANTHROPOLOGY AND …

Racism begins in language. And especially, in the language with which we name the
“other”, those who are “different”, those who do not belong to our own national, gender or …