The Return of the Native: Indians and Myth-Making in Spanish America, 1810–1930
The Return of the Native examines how Indigenous identity was imagined and represented in Spanish America between 1810 and 1930. Rebecca A. Earle’s study considers the role of myth-making in shaping cultural and national ideas, making it a valuable resource for readers of Latin American history and cultural studies.
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The Return of the Native explores representations of Indigenous identity in Spanish America from 1810 to 1930.
Rebecca A. Earle examines how ideas about the native were shaped during a period of political and cultural change.
The book focuses on myth-making, historical memory, and the relationship between Indigenous imagery and Spanish American identity.
It offers a focused study for readers interested in Latin American history, nationalism, and cultural interpretation.
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