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ELEMENTS OF TRADITIONALISM IN LATIN AMERICAN THOUGHT by Davis, Harold

“…In this latter case it may take the form of a utopia drawn from the past, as in some of the eighteenth century French Enlightenment thought. It may be the Indianism of such revolutionaries as Túpac Amaru in Peru; or, as in the writing of Francisco Bilbao of Chile, it may take the form of an essentially evil tradition of Spanish culture and religion-something to be wiped out. …”
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