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Ernesto "Che" Guevara Douglas Kellner.
Series World leaders past & presentDetalles de publicación: New York Chelsea House Publishers c1989.Descripción: 111pISBN:- 1555468357
- 980/.03/0924 92 19
- F2849.22.G85 K38 1989
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In the World Leaders series, this biography of a charismatic revolutionary leader is adulatory, but also candid about Guevara's failures. After giving a brief glimpse of his early life in a middle-class liberal Argentinian family and his lifelong struggle with asthma, Kellner focuses on Guevara's politics, discussing his central role in the Cuban revolution: first, militarily in guerrilla warfare and, later, in economic planning, the establishment of a socialist society, and diplomacy. Opposed to U.S. imperialism and dissatisfied with the Soviets, Guevara tried to encourage revolution in Third World countries-- he was unsuccessful in the Congo, and then in Bolivia he was killed. Kellner quotes fervent followers who saw Guevara as a saintly hero and critics who saw him as naive and dogmatic; the author then assesses Guevara's lasting legacy as a symbol of a dedicated revolutionary fighting for moral ideals. The bibliography is longer than is usual for the series, but there are no footnotes. The treatment includes numerous photographs, many of Guevara; chronology; index. Gr.7-12. HR.Notas de autor provistas por Syndetics
Douglas Kellner is the George F. Kneller Chair in the philosophy of education at UCLA and author of numerous books.(Bowker Author Biography)