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The Wars of an Old-Fashioned (Neoliberal) Gentlemanieves that his activity as a proponent of neoliberalism and his public interventions as a prestigious intellectual in its favor are necessary in order to sway public opinion to his cause. This belief springs from what he perceives as the absence— or ineptitude—of committed local politicians who ough

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Appropriation in the Backlandsson Center in Washington in early 1980. This was just after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, when sentiment in the United States was alarmed about Soviet aggression, and the menace of left-wing radicals in third world countries seemed very real. In the Latin American sphere of Vargas Llosa’s prim

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Mario Vargas Llosa, the Fabulist of Queer Cleansingtellectual evolution since the 1960s, the lecture confirmed his claim to the mantle of Latin American liberal .. Plotted in opposition to ideology as “an open, evolving doctrine that yields to reality instead of trying to force reality to do the yielding,” Vargas Llosa’s liberalism rests on a number

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Going Nativepeech by thanking his hosts for seeing him as a “unified being,” in contrast with many of his Hispanic critics who tend to separate his literary work from his political views. In light of the author’s statement, in this essay I shall contextualize the representation of indigeneity and indigenism in

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The Recovered Childhooderican autobiographical writing. In effect, only three years before its publication, Vargas Llosa had been a candidate for the Peruvian presidency. He was the candidate for Frente Democrático, or Democratic Front (FREDEMO), a coalition that included traditional parties, like Acción Popular and Parti

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Sex, Politics, and High Artof book publishing, comparable to that we associate with, say, .. The initial print run of ten thousand copies sold out in a day. In Santo Domingo, the Dominican capital, . was presented at the Hotel Jaragua (the place where the character Urania Cabral stays and the setting for her first and final s

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