Table of Contents

Chapter 1 "Otro gallo cantaria": Essay on the First Cuban Republicanism Chapter 2 The 'Apostle' in Stone: Nationalism and Monuments in Honor of Jose Marti Chapter 3 The Struggle to Redefine Marti and "Cuba Libre" in the 1920s Chapter 4 "Rights are Taken, Not Pleaded": Jose Marti and the Cult of the Recourse to Violence in Cuba Chapter 5 Marti in Cuban Schools Chapter 6 Jose Marti, pilar de la Revolucion Cubana Chapter 7 Jose Marti Against Race Chapter 8 Language, Nation, and Empire: Jose Marti's Strategic Multilingualism Chapter 9 Chronicling Empire: Jose Marti on the Avenue of the Americas Chapter 10 Construyendo la imagen literaria de Marti en los Estados Unidos Chapter 11 Jose Marti en la obra de Fernando Ortiz Chapter 12 Inmigracion espanola e imaginario nacional en Cuba, 1900-1920 Chapter 13 Marti y la emigracion cubana de Yucatan frente al nacimiento de la Republica (1902-1925) Chapter 14 Gender Trouble: Jose Marti and Juana Borrero

About the Author

Mauricio A. Font is Professor of Sociology at Queens College and the Graduate Center. He is also the Director of the Bildner Center for Western Hemisphere Studies. Alfonso W. Quiroz is Professor of History at Baruch College.