Rise and Fall of the Cosmic Race: The Cult of Mestizaje in Latin America

Marilyn Grace Miller

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Afro-Latin American Studies Latin American and Latino Studies Latin American Cultural Politics

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Preface Acknowledgments Introduction: The Cult of Mestizaje 1. Jose Vasconcelos' About-Face on the Cosmic Race 2. Caribbean Counterpoint and Mulatez 3. Tango in Black and White 4. Showcasing Mixed Race in Northeast Brazil 5. Dis/encounters in the Labyrinths: Mestizaje in Quito Epilogue: Globalization, Cyberhybridity, and Fifth World Mestizaje Notes Bibliography Index

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