A Contracorriente | Archives

A Contracorriente: Archives | Archivos | Vol. 4, No. 1. Fall 2006 | Otoño 2006

	About the Contributors

	Capital putamadre: Social Abstraction and Literary Representation in César Vallejo and José María Arguedas José Cerna-Bazán (Carleton College)	1
	Los viajes de César Vallejo a la Unión Soviética: La dialéctica del vaso de agua Alejandro Bruzual (University of Pittsburgh)	23
	Exilio, “desexilio” y “desterritorialización” en la narrativa de Mario Benedetti (1973-1999) Hiber Conteris (University of Arizona)	40
	La poesía peruana de los 60 y 70: Dos etapas en la ruta hacia el sujeto descentrado y la conversacionalidad Carlos Orihuela (University of Alabama—Birmingham)	67
	Note \| Nota
	Imperialismo y representación: anotaciones en torno al “Coloquio re-pensar el imperialismo” (Buenos Aires, 2000) y Culturas imperiales Alejandro Solomianski (California State University—Los Angeles)	86

	Memorias del desarrollo: El placer de la ruinas (entrevista a Edmundo Desnoes) Héctor Jaimes (North Carolina State University)	110

	Culture on the Ground: Agency, Politics and Scholarship Silvia L. López (Carleton College)	120
	A Post-Occidentalist Manifesto Ricardo D. Salvatore (Universidad Torcuato di Tella)	126
	The Dynamics of Indigenous Identity: The Mapuche and the State J. Pablo Silva (Grinnell College)	139
	Unexpected Comparabilities: Environment and Society, Colony and Republic in Two Corners of the Spanish Empire Christopher R. Boyer (University of Illinois at Chicago)	146
	Esclavitud y escritura en Lima colonial Silvia Spitta (Dartmouth College)	152
	The Silent Hero Christopher Conway (University of Texas at Arlington)	155
	New Readings of Past and Recent Latin American Cinema Gabriela Martínez (University of Oregon)	163
	Republics Without Citizens: Indigenous Peoples Confront the Nation and the State James E. Sanders (Utah State University)	175
	Caliban Revisited: Caribbean Scholars and Postcolonial Studies Angel A. Rivera (Worcester Polytechnic Institute)	183
	Polyphonic Memories: Pinochet’s Dictatorship in the Collective Imagination Michael J. Lazzara (University of California—Davis)	191