Abstract
In the early 1900s, during a period of massive European immigration, amid a rising tide of restrictions against workers, unions, and anarchists, as well as the violent marginalization of indigenous and Afro-Argentines, Carnival was the arena for negotiating still-fluid national identity-boundaries.
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© 2000 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2000
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