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This man founded the leftist journal Amauta, whose name is a Quechua (“KETCH-oo-uh”) word for “wise one” or “teacher.” For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this Marxist political theorist who died in 1930 at age 35. He described the role of land-owning gamonales (“gah-moh-NAH-lace”) in his home country in Seven Interpretative Essays on Peruvian Reality.
ANSWER: José Carlos Mariátegui (“mah-ree-AH-tay-ghee”) La Chira
[10e] Mariátegui considered Latin America’s indigenous people to be part of this class, which does not own the means of production. This is the lower of the two main classes in Marxian class theory.
ANSWER: proletariat [or Proletarier; prompt on workers of the world; prompt on working class; prompt on lower class; prompt on trabajadores]
[10m] Mariátegui’s 1927 Defense of Marxism rebutted a Belgian socialist with this surname. A different Belgian of this surname wrote Blindness and Insight as part of the Yale School of deconstruction.
ANSWER: de Man [accept Henri de Man; accept Paul de Man] (Paul de Man was Henri de Man’s nephew.)
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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
Chicago ABritish Columbia0101020EM
Chicago BNYU010010E
Columbia AToronto B010010E
Georgia TechArizona State1010020HE
HarvardLSE010010E
IndianaCornell B1010020HE
Iowa StateMIT010010E
Johns HopkinsUCF010010E
MichiganWinona State010010E
MinnesotaWUSTL B10101030HEM
North Carolina ACornell A0101020EM
North Carolina BColumbia B010010E
NorthwesternVirginia Tech0101020EM
RutgersPenn State0101020EM
StanfordUC Berkeley B0101020EM
TexasUC Berkeley A010010E
VanderbiltOttawa010010E
VirginiaRIT010010E
WUSTL AYale010010E
Waterloo AMaryland0101020EM
Waterloo BToronto A010010E

Summary

TournamentExact Match?HeardPPBEasy %Medium %Hard %
2025 ACF NationalsYes2114.76100%33%14%