From the racialized subject of Macusaya Cruz: the Indian as a political subject

Authors

  • Octavio Marino Pedoni Universidad Católica de Córdoba

Keywords:

racialized subject, indian, political subject, Fausto Reinaga

Abstract

In 2014, Carlos Macusaya Cruz, a member of MINKA (Indianista Katarista Movement), a group that aims the diffusion of the Indianista thought for self-determination in Abya Yala, published Desde el sujeto racializado. Consideraciones sobre el pensamiento indianista de Fausto Reinaga (335 pp.). Book that seeks to contribute to the development of political discourse indianismo, for which concentrates on the work and person of Indian thinker Fausto Reinaga.

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References

Macusaya Cruz, C. (2014), Desde el sujeto racializado: consideraciones sobre el pensamiento indianista de Fausto Reinaga [on line], MINKA, La Paz, (335 pp.), disponible en: http://movimientoindianistakatarista.blogspot.com.ar/2014/12/desde-el-sujeto-racializado.html

Ticona Alejo, E. (2006), “Fausto Reinaga, el amawta descolonizador”, en Pukara, nº 6.

Briones, C. (1998), La alteridad del “cuarto mundo”. Una deconstrucción antropológica de la diferencia, Del Sol, Buenos Aires, pp. 29-30.

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Published

2015-12-29

Issue

Vol. 4 No. 8 (2015): Re-pensar la categoría de sujeto político y las relaciones con la Filosofía Latinoamericana contemporánea

Section

Reseñas

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From the racialized subject of Macusaya Cruz: the Indian as a political subject. (2015). Interstices of Politics and Culture. Latin American Interventions, 4(8), 133-137. https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/intersticios/article/view/12625