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The article outlines the influence of indigenism on Mexican nationalism. It shows the presence of an intimate level of indigenism present into the each national subject. It describes the features and effects of this inner voice. The analysis is done through life and work of Rosario Castellanos during the 50's, where this inner voice acquire literary form. It concludes that indigenist nationalism had some aesthetic and political purposes.
