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Hispanic Research Journal
Iberian and Latin American Studies
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Dependency Theory and the Aesthetics of Contrast in Fernando Solanas's La hora de los hornos and Memoria del saqueo

Guillermo Olivera
Pages 247-260 | Published online: 18 Jul 2013

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Sofía Mercader. (2022) Popularising Dependency Theory in Latin America: Hour of the Furnaces and Open Veins of Latin America Revisited. Global Intellectual History 0:0, pages 1-20.
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Luis Alfredo Intersimone. 2016. The Encyclopedia of Postcolonial Studies. The Encyclopedia of Postcolonial Studies 1 6 .
Vernica Garibotto & Antonio Gmez. (2009) Historical stasis: Solanas and the restoration of political film after the 2001 Argentine crisis. Studies in Hispanic Cinema 6:2, pages 125-138.
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