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| Thematic Index | |
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| Preface | |
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| Introduction: "Doing" Latin American History in the Age of Nation States | |
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| The Age of Transformation and Revolt, 1780-1825 | |
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| Introduction to Section | |
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| Father Josÿ Marüa Morelos and Visions of Mexican Independence | |
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| The Many Views of Simòn Bolivar | |
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| Forging a Guerrilla Republic | |
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| Slavery, Race, and Citizenship in the Empire of Brazil: Debates in the Constituent Assembly of 1823 | |
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| Nineteenth-Century Elite Views of the Nation | |
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| Introduction to Section | |
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| Argentine Domingo Faustino Sarmiento's Views on Civilization and Barbarism | |
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| Citizenship through Marriage: De Facto Naturalization in 1840s El Salvador | |
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| Liberalism and its Limits: Guillermo Prieto on Patriarchy, Politics, and Provincial Peoples | |
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| Marriage Laws and Nation in Ecuador, 1860-1911 | |
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| Debating the "Free Womb" Law in Brazil, 1871 | |
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| Ordinary People and State Officials in the Nineteenth Century | |
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| Introduction to Section | |
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| Invoking the State's Support: Estranged Spouses, In-laws and Justices of the Peace in Peru | |
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| The Death of Francisco Bravo: Marriage, Violence, and Indians in Nineteenth-Century Ecuador | |
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| Minors, Marriage, and the State: "Habilitaciòn de edad" in Nineteenth-Century Mexico | |
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| Memories of Rebellion and Subjugation in Southern Chile | |
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| Changing notions of Race, Gender, and Nation, ca. 1900-1950 | |
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| Introduction to Section | |
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| Josÿ Martü and Gilberto Freyre Claim "Raceless Nationalism" in Cuba and Brazil | |
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| We Must Civilize Our Cayapa: Padre Antonio Metalli's Assessment of Race and Gender in Coastal Ecuador | |
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| Peasants, Gender, and the Mexican Revolutionary Conflict | |
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| "Bettering the Tarahumara Race:" Indigenismoin Mexico, 1906-1945 | |
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| Rescuing the Sacred Mission of Motherhood: Brazil's Campaign for Healthy Babies and Educated Mothers | |
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| Women's Struggles with Gender Conformity in the Twentieth Century | |
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| Introduction to Section | |
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| Maria Lacerda de Moura Advocates Women's Self-Realization Through Free Love and Conscientious Maternity | |
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| Eva Peròn's Views of Women and Society in Argentina | |
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| Gender and Socialism in Cuba | |
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| A Bolivian Tin Miner's Wife Goes to the International Women's Tribunal in 1975 | |
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| Foundations of Modern Indigenous Movements | |
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| Introduction to Section | |
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| Socialism and Indigenous Rights in Allende's Chile | |
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| Indigenous Integration and Legal Changes in Paraguay | |
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| For Land and Dignity: Zapatista Goals in Mexico in the 1990s | |
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| International Indigenous Alliances for Global Justice | |
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| Power and Politics at the Transition into the Twenty-First Century | |
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| Introduction to Section | |
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| Rigoberta Menchù Tum: From Indigenous Peasant to Nobel Laureate | |
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| An Afro-Brazilian Activist Advances from the Favela to the Senate | |
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| Verònica Michelle Bachelet Jeria: Chile's First Woman President | |
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| "We Are all Presidents:" Evo Morales and the Challenges of an Indigenous-Popular Government in Bolivia (2006) | |
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| Glossary | |