The sensed nation. 30 essays on Ecuador
Keywords:
literary essay, past, future, EcuadorSynopsis
The book is a valuable attempt to answer these and other questions. It is a literary essay written in a suggestive style, rich in conceptual proposals and cultured reminiscences, in which the author reflects, from a multifaceted vision, on what Ecuador is as a country, as a society and as a culture.
Chapters
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1. A chaos that "works"
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2. Between horror vacui and proclivitas plenus
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3. Navel obsession
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4. The rock of Sisyphus
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5. The American reflection
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6. The discovery of Europe and the revelation of America
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7. The color-blind look of the conqueror
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8. Hegel's Eurocentrism
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9. In search of paradise lost
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10. The look of others
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11. The ruins of the past are the ruins of the present
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12. A "society inaccessible to the traveler"
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13. Democracy and authoritarianism
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14. The authoritarian inheritance
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15. The nation of presentiment
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16. On our Hispanicism and other stereotypes
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17. "God is Spanish"
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18. Language, people and nation
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19. Explaining ourselves with other people's thoughts
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20. A Hispanophile vision of the nation
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21. A lay prophet of the "little great country"
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22. The nation: longing and desire to become
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23. One homeland, one nation
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24. Identity, otherness and conflict
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25. The state is plural, the nation is diverse, Ecuador is one
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26. Modern Janus
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27. The "national culture
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28. The variegated trail of national culture
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29. Identity and media
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30. The jungle and the roads
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Published
August 15, 2019
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Copyright (c) 2019 USFQ PRESS
Details about this monograph
ISBN-13 (15)
978-9978-68-145-9
Physical Dimensions
16,5cm x 24cm