La hora de Dios en el Nuevo Mundo

Alberto Müller was born in Havana, Cuba, on May 23, 1939.He studied at the Columbus School (first education);Institute of Havana (admission);Belén & Escolapios de Guanabacoa(secondary education);Law at the University of Havana;Bachelor of Arts at St. Thomas University, Miami, Master in International Relations at FIU, Miami. In February 1960, he organized a student demonstration repudiating the visit to Cuba of Anastas Mikoyán, the Soviet leader who led the massacre of the Hungarian people in 1956.He organized in Miami, together with other students, he Student Revolutionary Directory, an...

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Selección de ensayos en los que el teórico indio, Ashis Nandy muestra la inviabilidad de la concepción moderna del Estado- Nación, por la coexistencia de diversas realidades étnicas y necesidades humanas, en un mundo donde prevalecen la idea de progreso y de homogeneizar la cultura del mundo. El autor evalúa las posibilidades de éxito de las diferentes reacciones en contra de la visión hegemónica del Estado y plantea nuevas posibilidades para la relación entre la sociedad y las instituciones, sobre todo en las naciones del llamado Tercer Mundo.

Exposici n de los antecedentes coloniales, el pensamiento propiamente indigenista (con un cap tulo dedicado a las letras y las artes indigenistas) y las pol ticas puestas en pr ctica, terminando su estudio con un cap tulo titulado "Del indigenismo al indianismo", puesto que el indigenismo no se caracteriz por ser una manifestaci n del pensamiento ind gena sino una reflexi n criolla y mestiza sobre el indio.