The Essential Sarmiento: Civilization, Barbarism, and Progress:

· Hackett Publishing
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"Domingo Sarmiento is a rhetorical and political giant whose garrulous, colorful, and troubling ideas about race, violence, politics, and literature have fascinated Spanish-language readers for over a hundred and fifty years. Thanks to William Acree's brilliant selection of writings and annotations, the sparkling translations of John Charles Chasteen, and Oscar Chamosa's excellent critical Introduction, readers of English can finally encounter this larger-than-life writer who was deeply committed to documenting his historical moment and assessing social and political ills. This book is a major—and long overdue—contribution to Latin American Studies."
—Christopher B. Conway, The University of Texas at Arlington
"Domingo Sarmiento is a rhetorical and political giant whose garrulous, colorful, and troubling ideas about race, violence, politics, and literature have fascinated Spanish-language readers for over a hundred and fifty years. Thanks to William Acree's brilliant selection of writings and annotatio...

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William Acree is Professor of Spanish, American Culture Studies, and Performing Arts, Washington University in St. Louis.

John Charles Chasteen is Professor Emeritus of History, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Oscar Chamosa is Associate Professor of History, University of Georgia.
William Acree is Professor of Spanish, American Culture Studies, and Performing Arts, Washington University in St. Louis. John Charles Chasteen is Professor Emeritus of History, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Oscar Chamosa is Associate Professor of History, University of Georgia.

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