Disagreements of modernity in Latin America – Julio Ramos
This new edition of a classic of intellectual history and Latin American studies confirms the potential of the intersection between humanities and social sciences.
What are the effects of dependent and unequal modernization on the cultural sphere? In response to this question, Julio Ramos explores the constant tension between political vocation and stylistic passion that defines the writers and essayists of Latin America. Through a study of José Martí's chronicles, the author traces a genealogy of the heterogeneous nature of Latin Americanist discourse.
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