The Myth Of Jose Marti

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ISBN: 9780807855904 | 0807855901
Cover: Paperback
Copyright: 3/1/2005

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Tracing the Cubans' struggle to determine their identity and their state, this text argues that political violence and competing interpretations of the "social unity" proposed by revolutionary patriot Jose Marti, reveal conflicting visions of the nation and explain why polarity came to define Cuban politics through the 20th century.

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Introduction : multiple nations, multiple Martis, 1895-1921	p. 1
Mystic, messiah, and mediator : interpreting Marti through texts and contexts	p. 23
Revolutionizing Cuba Libre, civilizing the Manigua, 1895-1898	p. 47
Cuba Libre in crisis : the origins of U.S. imperial hegemony, 1898-1902	p. 89
From revolution to involution : conflicting nationalisms at the crossroads of race and class	p. 119
Political violence, liberal revolution, and the martyrdom of Marti, 1904-1906	p. 153
Perceiving populism in a U.S. imperial context : the paradox of popular nationalist struggles, 1906-1909	p. 193
Dependent nationalisms, the stillbirth of the Republic, and struggles over the myth of Marti, 1909-1921	p. 223
Conclusion : lessons of the early Republic and the transcendence of the myth of Marti	p. 255
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