%0 Journal Article
%T Entre la entelequia y el mito: la traici¨®n de la Revoluci¨®n Mexicana y de su reforma agraria
%A Ernesto M£¿chler Tobar
%J Antipoda. Revista de Antropolog¨ªa y Arqueolog¨ªa
%D 2012
%I Universidad de los Andes
%X Two main demands made during the 1910 Mexican revolution were the return of lands stolen from the Indians and farmers, as well as a comprehensive land reform. Notwithstanding, once the 1917 Constitution was proclaimed, the land reform was carried out very slowly. I analyze this betrayal of the revolution as depicted in journalistic documents of the time (Reed, Flores Mag¨®n), testimonies (most notably Pedro Mart¨ªnez, Juan P¨¦rez Jolote), as well as the huge literary production about the revolution, especially the novels (Azuela, Campobello, Castellanos, Romero, Rulfo).
%K Mexican Revolution
%K Land Reform
%K Journalism
%K Testimony
%K Novel.
%U http://antipoda.uniandes.edu.co/view.php/243/index.php?id=243