The Idea of Latin America

Susan Castillo · Walter D. Mignolo

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Latin American Cultural Politics Latin American history and culture Latin American and Latino Studies

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Acknowledgments. Preface: Uncoupling the Name and the Reference. 1 The Americas, Christian Expansion, and the Modern/Colonial Foundation of Racism. 2 Latin America and the First Reordering of the Modern/Colonial World. 3 After Latin America: The Colonial Wound and the Geo-Political/Body-Political Shift. Postface: After America. Notes. Index

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