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postoccidental, 167
poststructuralism, 12, 43, 101, 111,
153, 174
Pound, Ezra, 16
premodernity, 25, 149
Prigogine, Ilya, 169
psychoanalysis, 26
Puck, 5, 6
Quechua, 58
queer theory, 75
Quijano, Anibal, 154, 174
race, 27, 87–104, 106, 118, 134, 135,
149; as construct, 30–31, 48;
and essence, 27–31, 81, 87, 89,
139, 141, 142; and fi lm, 228; and
gender, 129; and ideology, 93; and
José Martí in “Our America,”
226; and modernism, 27–29, 31;
in Soy Cuba, 262
Race Matters (West), 87
racialists, 87, 120
racialized groups, 76, 95–98, 121
racialized identity, 96, 97
Radio Tarifa, 169
Rama, Angel, 35, 56, 152, 164
Rastreador, 198
rational subject. See subject
Raza Cósmica, 150, 167, 291
realism, 53–54
Reality Isn’t What It Used to Be
(Anderson), 14
Reeves, Keanu, 13
regionalism, 172
relativism, 9
Reminiscences of the Cuban Revolutionary
War (Guevara), 256
Renaissance, 149
revelation, 17
Ricaud, David, 108
Río, Dolores del, 303
Rockefeller, Nelson, 228
rococo, 15
Rodo, José Enrique, 150, 163
Romantic individual, 25–26
romanticism, 15, 191
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, 228
Roosevelt, Theodore, 253
Rosas, Juan Manuel de, 190
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, 25
Said, Edward, 18–24, 46, 174, 332
Salles, Walter, 247
Sánchez, Celia, 255
San Martín, José, 165
Sarlo, Beatriz, 35
Sarmiento, Domingo, xii, 137, 150,
152, 189–200
Saussure, Ferdinand de, 41–50, 79
Schoenberg, Arnold, 16
Schwarzenegger, Arnold, 30
Science of Masculinity (Connell),
121
scientifi c method, the, 9, 17, 27, 31,
41, 48, 49, 52, 53, 170; as project
of the Enlightenment, 169
scientifi c revolution, 17, 25
Scorsese, Martin, 260
semantic bleeding, 212, 217
semioticians, 43–50, 54–55, 57–59,
89, 104, 106, 107, 119, 121, 251,
260
semiotics, xi, 12, 20, 41–51, 53–55,
58–60, 119, 130, 135, 136, 148, 150
Señor Danger (in Doña Bárbara),
203, 208
sex, 122–124
sex category, 120
sex difference, 127, 128
sex role, 128, 129
Sherman, Cindy, 15
Shiva, Vandana, 167
Shot (Kerr), 29
Sierra Maestra, 256
sign, 41–50, 114
signifi ed, 42–50, 75, 80, 119
signifi er, 42–50, 75, 80, 81, 119, 130
Silver, Philip, 171
Simulacra and Simulation (Baudrillard),
14
Smith, Adam, 108
social construct. See construct
socialism, xii, 237–268