Look up: Amauta

1. amauta
   (from the article `education`) ...attention was given to the study of history, with additional instruction in sciences, geometry, geography, and astronomy. The instructors were ...
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2. Amauta
   (from the article `Vallejo, César`) ...like an outsider because of his Indian heritage, he succeeded in establishing contacts with leading avant-garde artists. He kept in touch with ... ...Alberto Sánchez, a leading Aprista, he left the Alliance to establish the Peruvian Communist Party (in 1928). Though paralyzed and conf...
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3. Amauta
   A Peruvian editorial launched in Lima in 1926-30. Amauta, which means 'wise man' or 'teacher' in Quechua, was edited by the writer José Mariátegui, who founded the Peruvian Socialist Party. Amauta was a review, which linked the artistic and literary avant-garde to revolutionary politics. It states: "This magazine does ...
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