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Indigenous And Popular Thinking In Amrica (Latin America Otherwise),Used Lawrence A. The New York Times BookOriginally Published In Mexico In 1970, Indigenous And Popular Thinking In Amrica Is The First Book By The Argentine Philosopher Rodolfo Kusch (192279) To Be Translated Into English. At Its Core Is A Binary Created By Colonization And The Devaluation Of Indigenous Practices And Cosmologies: An Opposition Between The Technologies And Rationalities Of European Modernity And The Popular Mode Of Thinking, Which Is Deeply Tied To Indian Ways Of Knowing And