La crítica al indigenismo desde el indianismo de Fausto Reinaga

Abstract

The indianist critique of Indigenism —emerged during the 1960’s— is a keystone in the Indian political thought of the Andean Region. Analyzing it will reveal its achievements and challenges so as to reassess its current relevance. Presentation of Fausto Reinaga’s (1906-1994) indianist work, produced in an indigenist context; analysis of his critique in two specific texts, and assessment and argumentation of his critique’s current relevance for various indigenist contemporary movements and the challenges this entails for Latin-American philosophy.