José Carlos Mariátegui : Apropiaciones de la literatura y el ensayo en la construcción de una tradición intelectual

Abstract

The article analyses some intellectual interventions carried out by José Carlos Mariátegui on literature and essay which enable him to connect Indigenism and Marxism contributing, thus, to consolidate an indigenous intellectual formation and even to invent a radical indigenous tradition. It particularly approaches the creative appropriations exerted on the narrative fiction Cuentos Andinos (1920) by Enrique López Albújar and on the essay Tempestad en los Andes (1927) by Luis Valcárcel