Lost worlds : Latin America and the imagining of empire

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Lost worlds : Latin America and the imagining of empire

Kevin Foster

Pluto Press, 2009

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 224-247) and index

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Think of Latin America and what do you see? Escape? Adventure? Chaos? Oblivion? Lost Worlds explores how these stereotypes came into being and what they tells us about ourselves. Examining a range of texts, from Southey's epics to Naipaul's essays, from Conan Doyle's gentlemen adventurers to Kerouac's restless hipsters, this book reveals the role that Latin America has played in British, US and Australian endeavours in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Over the last 200 years, Latin America has served the West as an imaginary realm where its highest hopes and deepest anxieties might be realised.

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Illustrations Acknowledgments Preface Lost Worlds Introduction The Half-Light 1. News From Nowhere 2. Adventures and Anxieties 3. The Last of England 4. South of the Border 5. Dreaming of Pele 6. Fearful Symmetry Conclusion Southward Ho! Notes Works Cited Index

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