Bibliograph

The blood of Guatemala, a history of race and nation, Greg Grandin

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The blood of Guatemala, a history of race and nation, Greg Grandin

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (p. [315]-335) and index

Illustrations

illustrationsmaps

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

The blood of Guatemala

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

42392156

Responsibility statement

Greg Grandin

Series statement

Latin America otherwise : languages, empires, nation

Sub title

a history of race and nation

Table Of Contents

Introduction: Searching for the living among the dead -- Prelude: A world put right, 31 March 1840 -- The greatest Indian city in the world: caste, gender, and politics, 1750-1821 -- Defending the pueblo: popular protests and elite politics, 1786-1826 -- A pestilent nationalism: the 1837 Cholera Epidemic reconsidered -- A house with two masters: Carrera and the restored republic of Indians -- Principales to patrones, Macehuales to Mozos: land, labor, and the commodification of community -- Regenerating the race: race, class, and the natiionalization of ethnicity -- Time and space among the Maya: Mayan modernism and the transformation of the city -- The Blood of Guatemalans: class struggle and the death of Kiche nationalism -- Conclusions: the limits of nation, 1954-1999 -- Epilogue: The living among the dead

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