The advent of Amalivaca, a Guyanese legend Martí
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Jun 24, 2005
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This article begins with an analysis made by the Cuban essayist Cintio Vitier about the mythical figure of the Great Semí, which appears in a Venezuelan source that appears in the essay “Nuestra America”, written by José Martí, in his coincidences with Amalivaca and his expansion toward interpretations that relate him with a Guyanese legend where it is explained the genesis of this mythical figure, as well as his humanistic essence according to author's appreciations.
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Muñoz García, Y., & Iglesias Ortega, A. (2005). The advent of Amalivaca, a Guyanese legend Martí. Mendive. Journal on Education, 3(3), 181–184. Retrieved from https://mendive.upr.edu.cu/index.php/MendiveUPR/article/view/95
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