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In the Red Corner: The Marxism of Jose Carlos Mariategui
Evaluation of the life and thought of influential Latin-American activist
Magisterial Jose Carlos Mariategui
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A MARXIST who was the first to subject the continent to historical materialist analysis, Peruvian Jose Carlos Mariategui remains an emblematic figure in Latin America.
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