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Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos
Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos (2009) 25 (1): 101–123.
Published: 01 February 2009
...””. The analysis focuses in particular in Vasconcelos‘‘s contradictory views of race and its implications in his elaboration of ““mestizaje””, and the double perspective of ““mestizaje”” proposed by Gloria Anzaldúúa as self-fashioning as well as an organic process of cultural mixing. ©© 2009 Regents of...
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Este artíículo examina dos distintas elaboraciones del mestizaje durante el siglo XX, dentro del contexto de los discursos raciales que emergen con la conquista de Mééxico, con el fin de constituir el sujeto colonial y la revisióón críítica del mestizaje de Sergei Gruzinski. El anáálisis se enfoca particularmente en las contradicciones del discurso de Joséé Vasconcelos respecto a sus ideas de las ““razas”” y sus implicaciones en la elaboracióón del mestizaje, y en la perspectiva de Gloria Anzaldúúa del mestizaje a la vez como auto-diseñño y como un proceso orgáánico de mezcla cultural. This article examines two distinct articulations of ““mestizaje”” during the twentieth century within the context of the racial discourses that emerge with the Conquest of Mexico as a way of constructing the new colonial subject and the critique of Sergei Gruzinski of the category of ““mestizaje””. The analysis focuses in particular in Vasconcelos‘‘s contradictory views of race and its implications in his elaboration of ““mestizaje””, and the double perspective of ““mestizaje”” proposed by Gloria Anzaldúúa as self-fashioning as well as an organic process of cultural mixing.