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Mexican postcards
Carlos Monsiváis and John Kraniauskas
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Frontmatter
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INTRODUCTION Critical Closeness: The Chronical-Essays of Carlos Monsiváis (page ix)
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1 Mexico 1890-1976: High Contrast, Still Life (page 1)
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2 Identity Hour or, What Photos Would You Take of the Endless City? (page 31)
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3 Tradition Hour (page 36)
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4 Dancing: The Funky Dive (page 48)
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5 Yes, Nor Do the Dead Speak, Unfortunately: Juan Rulfo (page 57)
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6 Dolores del Río: The Face as Institution (page 71)
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7 Cantinflas: That's the Point! (page 88)
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8 Tin Tan: The Pachuco (page 106)
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9 The Boy Fidencio and the Roads to Ecstasy (page 119)
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10 Millenarianisms in Mexico: From Cabora to Chiapas (page 129)
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11 'Red News': The Crime Pages in Mexico (page 148)
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12 Bolero: A History (page 166)
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EPILOGUE A New Catechism for Reluctant Indians (page 196)
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INDEX (page 197)
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Published: 2000
Publisher: Verso
- 9780860916048 (paper)
- 9780860914549 (hardcover)