José Martí's "Our America"
Subtitle: From National to Hemispheric Cultural Studies (New Americanists)
Contributors: Beatrice Pita (Contributor); Brenda Gayle Plummer (Contributor); David Noble (Contributor); Enrico Mario Santí (Contributor); Oscar Martí (Contributor); Rosaura Sánchez (Contributor); Susana Rotker (Contributor); Jeffrey Belnap (Editor); Jeffrey Belnap (Editor); Raúl Fernandez (Editor)
Publisher: Duke University Press
Published: December 1998
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 304
ISBN-13: 9780822322658
Subjects: Ethnic studies; Literary studies: from c 1900 -; Other prose: from c 1900 -; Our America; History & Theory - General; 1853-1895.; Politics and government; Political Science; Literature - Classics / Criticism; Spanish; Politics/International Relations; North America; South America; Latin America; Essays; American Studies; Caribbean Studies; Latin American Studies; Marti, Jose; 1853-1895; United States; 1830-1948; 19th century; Marti, Jose,; Martâi, Josâe,
First sentence: Both Alexis de Tocqueville and Jose Marti turned their prolonged stays in the United States into occasions to discover and record their understandings of America and democracy.