An edition of Defining postcolonialism
(2017)
Defining postcolonialism
a San Francisco/Berkeley perspective
by Karen Lizárraga
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2017
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English
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Table of Contents
I. Postcolonialism in Peru. Carl Becker: Everyman his own historian
History meets memory
The phenomenon of Andean messianism. II. A San Francisco/Berkeley perspective. Andean messianism, Peruvian museums, politics and peace
The Peruvian peace process and my Chinese roots
Socialism or social welfare? that is the question.
My Jewish roots: the San Francisco dissenters: Jacob Voorsanger, Judah L. Magnes, Dr. Leo Eloesser.
III. Epilogue.
IV. Addendum.
Edition Notes
Limited edtion of 25 copies.
Includes bibliographical references.
Library's copy is No. 3 of 25 copies.
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