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Cover
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1 Peasants, Populism and the Agrarian Myth: The Historical Background
1.1 The Agrarian Myth and Peasant Essentialism
1.2 The Agrarian Myth, Nationalism and Popular Culture
1.3 Populism as the \'Other\' of Marxism
1.4 The Economic Discourse of Neo-populism, or Small Is Beautiful
1.5 The Politico-ideological Discourse of Populism, or Penultima Ratio Regum
1.6 Nationalism and the Agrarian Myth in the Nineteenth Century
1.7 Populism, Nationalism and the Agrarian Myth in the 1920s and 1930s
1.8 Inca \'Communism\' and the Agrarian Myth
1.9 Fascism, Populism and the Agrarian Myth in the 1920s and 1930s
1.10 \'Christ, not Lenin\' in Eastern Europe
1.11 Conclusion
Notes
PART I - Populist Peasants
2 Trotskyism, Maoism and Populism in the Andes: Latin American Peasant Movements and the Agrarian Myth
2.1 The Economic Background: La Convención 1900-1958
2.2 The Structure and Organization of the Peasant Movement in La Convención
2.3 The Success of the Peasant Movement in La Convención
2.4 The Failure of the Peasant Movement in La Convención
2.5 Trotskyism, Dual Power and \'Dual Power\'
2.6 Hugo Blanco, the Agrarian Myth and Capitalism
2.7 Hugo Blanco, Populism and Peasant Essentialism
2.8 ANUC and Populism in Colombia
2.9 Sendero Luminoso, Maoism and the Agrarian Myth
2.10 Conclusion
Notes
3 Socialism, Populism and Nationalism: Tribal and Farmers\' Movements in India
3.1 Socialism and Peasant Movements in the Pre-Independence Era
3.2 Class Struggle from Above, or the Weapons of the Strong
3.3 Class Struggle from Below, or the Weakness of the Weapons
3.4 Naxalism and Tribal Movements in West Bengal
3.5 Maoism, Class Struggle and the Discourse of Tribal \'Otherness\'
3.6 The \'Newness\' of the New Farmers\' Movements
3.7 The New Farmers\' Movements, the Market and the State
3.8 The New Farmers\' Movements and Urban Bias
3.9 The New Farmers\' Movements, Gender and Village \'Community\'
3.10 The New Farmers\' Movements and Ecofeminism
3.11 The New Farmers\' Movements and the Left
3.12 The New Farmers\' Movements and the Right
3.13 Conclusion
Notes
PART II - Populist Postmodernism
4 Postmodernism and the \'New\' Populism: The Return of the Agrarian Myth
4.1 Global Capitalism and \'Peasant Economy\'
4.2 The \'New\' Populism and the Flight from Socialism
4.3 The \'New\' Populism, Devictimization and Nationalism
4.4 The \'New\' Populism and Global Capitalist Expansion
4.5 The Privilege of (Academic) Backwardness or the Backwardness of (Academic) Privilege?
4.6 The (Post-) Modernization of the Chayanovian Peasant
4.7 Postmodernism, Subalterns and New Social Movements
4.8 Subalterns, New Social Movements, Class and Consciousness
4.9 Revolution, Resistance and \'New\' Populist Agency
4.10 The \'New\' Populism, Bourgeois Democracy, Socialism and the State
4.11 Conclusion
Notes
5 Others Who Also Return: The Agrarian Myth, the \'New\' Populism and the \'New\' Right
5.1 From Alienated to Empowered \'Otherness\'
5.2 Marginality and \'New\' Populist Agency
5.3 \'New\' Populist Agency and Sorelian Instinctivism
5.4 The Agrarian Myth as Link between Postmodernism and the Right
5.5 New \'Right\' or \'New\' Right?
5.6 The \'New\' Populism and the \'New\' Right: De Te Fabula Narratur
5.7 The \'New\' Populism and the \'New\' Right: Worlds of \'Difference\'
5.8 The \'New\' Populism and the \'New\' Right: A (Third) World of (Empowering) \'Difference\'
5.9 The Agrarian Myth as a Contemporary Mobilizing Ideology
5.10 Conclusion
Notes
PART III - Populist Culture
6 Popular Culture, Populist Fiction(s): The Agrarian Utopiates of A.V. Chayanov, Ignatius Donnelly and Frank Capra
6.1 The Return of Populist \'Community\'
6.2 Agrarian Utopiates, Populist Fiction(s)
6.3 Utopic/Dystopic Discourse
6.4 Utopic/Dystopic Nature
6.5 Utopic/Dystopic Space
6.6 Utopic/Dystopic Time
6.7 Dystopic Capitalism, Dystopic Crisis, Dystopic Rulers
6.8 Dystopic Workers, Dystopic Struggle, Dystopic Socialism
6.9 Agrarian Populist Utopia as Non-technological \'Other\'
6.10 Agrarian Populist Utopia as Oriental/Pastoral \'Other\'
6.11 Class Structure in the Agrarian Populist Utopia
6.12 Conclusion
Notes
7 Nymphs, Shepherds and Vampires: The Agrarian Myth on Film
7.1 Film, History and (the Agrarian) Myth
7.2 Plebeian Versions of the Agrarian Myth: The Pastoral
7.3 \'I Believe in America . . .\'
7.4 Plebeian Versions of the Agrarian Myth: The Darwinian
7.5 Aristocratic Versions of the Agrarian Myth: The Pastoral
7.6 Winning by Appearing to Lose
7.7 Aristocratic Versions of the Agrarian Myth: The Darwinian
7.8 Reel Images of the Land beyond the Forest
7.9 Sex, Death and Emancipation
7.10 From Feudal Vampire to Capitalist Batman
7.11 Conclusion
Notes
Conclusion
Bibliography
Author Index
Subject Index