LA REVOLUCIÓN INDIA DE FAUSTO REINAGA: IDEOLOGÍA Y FILOSOFÍA POLÍTICA DESCOLONIZADORA
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Entre 1940 y 1991, Fausto Reinaga (1906-1994) publicó 26 libros, además de folletos, periódicos y artículos periodísticos. Su pensamiento se inició en los senderos marxista-leninista y nacionalista-revolucionario, atravesados ambos por una constante: “el problema indio”. Luego, Reinaga se apartó de las primeras posiciones ideológico-filosóficas para crear una nueva: el indianismo. Por último, Reinaga se desplazó a una nueva posición ideológica, que denominó amautismo. La revolución india (1970) es la obra culmen de la etapa indianista de su pensamiento. En 2012, salió a la luz la sexta edición y primera edición argentina de una obra fundamental del indianismo contemporáneo. Por ello, presento una visión panorámica, con algunas interpretaciones, de una obra clásica de la ideología-filosofía indianista.
Palabras Claves: REVOLUCIÓN INDIA, IDEOLOGÍA-FILOSOFÍA, DESCOLONIZACIÓN
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Between 1940 and 1991, Faust Reinaga (1906-1994) published 26 books, leaflets, newspapers and journalistic articles. His thought began in the paths Marxist-Leninist and Nationalist - Revolutionary, crossed both for a constant: “the Indian problem”. Reinaga separated of the first ideological - philosophical positions to create the new one: the indianismo. Finally, Reinaga moved to a new ideological position: the amautismo. The Indian revolution (1970) is the principal work of the indianismo. In 2012, was published the sixth edition and the first argentine edition of a fundamental work of the contemporary indianismo. I expose a panoramic vision, with some interpretations, of a classic work of the ideology - philosophy indianista.
Key Words: INDIAN REVOLUTION, IDEOLOGY – PHILOSOPHY, DECOLONIZATION
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