Globality and Multiple Modernities: Comparative North American and Latin American Perspectives

Abstract

Contents: Approaching Multiple Modernities in the Americas The First Multiple Modernities: Collective Identity, Public Spheres and Political Order in the Americas Latin America as a Mausoleum of Modernities Fragment of Europe or Historical Innovation? The Emergence of Modernity in the United States after Independence Global Immersion: Latin America and its Multiple Modernities The Multiple Modernities Argument and Societies in the Americas Constitutional Development in the United States and Argentina Constitutional Perspectives on Modernity: The Canadian Experience The Generation of Public Spheres in Brazil: The Role of Abolitionism The Meaning of Territory: Colonial Standards and Modern Questions in Ecuador Globalisation and Limited Democracy through the Mirror of History in Chile Modernity and Canadian Civilisation: The Ideas of Harold A. Innis The Counter-Hegemonic Discourse of Brazilian and Argentinean Intellectuals, 1920--1940 Collective Identities and Citizenship in Quebec Modes of Citizenship in Mexico Latin American Migrant Writers: Nomadic, Decentred, Contrapuntal' Index.

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