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This paper is a tentative approach towards a comparative analysis of the revolutionary process in Chile and Nicaragua. History and structural differences between the Chilean and the Nicaraguan social formations are scrutinized. A reflection on the Marxist-leninist notion of revolution and the concept of democracy is axial in both cases studies

Chilean social scientists after the transition : opposing roles for the former opposition / Carolyn Sorkin -- Intellectual prestige and public frustration : ambiguities of public intellectuals in Brazil / Fernando Lattman-Weltman -- The ideological thought of Ernesto "Che" Guevara / Hugo Cancino -- How the world determined the verb : Gioconda Belli, a poet forged in the action / Priscilla Gac-Artigas -- The role of intellectuals in truth commissions in Peru and Mexico / Rogelio de la Mora -- The modernity discourse of Chilean intellectuals / Pablo Cristoffanini -- The democratic vision of Subcomandante Marcos : local visions, global portents / Hugh Bartling -- The journal Vuelta and the emergence of Mexican neoconservatism / Avital H. Bloch -- Beatriz Sarlo : the fervor of commitment / Dora Barrancos