Reframing Latin America: A Cultural Theory Reading ... - BGSU Blogs

Huidobro, Vicente, 20
hybridity, xi, 37–38
I Am Cuba. See Soy Cuba
(Kalatozov)
id. See unconscious
identity: categories of, 25, 32, 49;
construction of, 12, 18, 25, 48, 57,
59–60; and essence, 25–27; group,
27; in “La culpa de los Tlaxcaltecas,”
269–286; and Latin
America, 32–35; and modernism,
25–27, 36, 118; and nation, 261;
and postmodern, 74–85; and race,
48; shifting, 37, 252
ideology, xii, 59, 113
I Love Lucy, 310–312
imagined community, 152, 164, 165
“I’m Not a Racist But . . .” The
Moral Quandary of Race (Blum),
88
imperialism, 33–35, 230, 257, 260,
263, 266
independence, xii
Indianism, 245
indigenista narrative, 165
individual, 11, 16, 18, 25–27. See
also Cartesian subject; Romantic
individual; subject
individual freedom, 11
Inequality of Human Races (De
Gobineau), 136
Inquisition, the Spanish, 58
intellectual imperialism, 11
interdisciplinary studies, 12
internal truth. See ontological
truth
I, Rigoberta Menchú (Burgos), 150
“It’s the Fault of the Tlaxcaltecas,”
(Garro). See “Culpa de los Tlaxcaltecas”
(Garro)
Jack Russell terrier. See terrier,
Jack Russell
Jeanneret, Charles-Edouard. See Le
Corbusier
Johnson, John J., 109, 110
index 345
Journeys Through the Labyrinth
(Martin), 147
Joyce, James, 16, 54, 150, 155
Kabila, Laurent, 258
Kafka, Franz, 150, 160
Kalatozov, Mikhail, 260
Kennedy, Susan, 30
Kerouac, Jack, 242
Kerr, Phillip, 29
Kerry, John, 106
Kessler, Suzanne, 124
Labyrinth, 149, 150, 158, 159, 161,
262
Labyrinth of Solitude, The, 32, 159,
270
Lacan, Jacques, 19, 85, 153
Laclau, Ernesto, 36
language shock, xi, 9–11
Larsen, Neil, 33–34
Latin America, xi–xiii, 147–185;
in advertisements, 7, 8; and the
Boom, 59–60; and class, 56, 252;
construction of, 7–8, 25, 32,
50, 59–60, 147–85; and cultural
studies, 33–38, 147, 148, 153, 154;
and cultural theory, xi, 50; and
essence, 32, 50, 147, 150, 151;
and essentializing, 35, 50, 153;
and foreign expectations, 59–60,
229; gendered female, 3–9, 230;
geographic description of, 32; and
indigenous peoples, 31, 56, 59;
linkage of authors and subjects
in, 24; in Mi familia, 306–318;
and modernism, xii, 32–35; and
ontological truth, 32–33, 50; and
Orientalism, 35; and otherness,
60, 228–230; and postmodernism,
35; and publishing, 56; and
relationship with North America
and Europe, 3–8, 154–162, 228–
230, 263, 266; and writers, 55–60
Latin American Studies, xv
latinidad, 312
Leavis, Frank Raymond, 52