La lucha por la emancipación de Amauta y Repertorio Americano en el período de entreguerras.

This paper analyzes the political use of the past by two important politicalcultural magazines intertwined by a series of transnational networks. Explains the role played by both networks and magazines in the consolidation of an avant-garde vision of culture and history of Latin America in the interwar period. It also examines the role of magazines in the circulation of time politicization by the Latin American anti-imperialist forces based in Peru and Costa Rica. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]