El discurso antirracista de un antropólogo indigenista: Juan Comas Camps

Abstract

Trainer of generations of physical anthropologists in Mexico, Juan Comas Camps was also professor of educational institutions and research emeritus at UNAM. Republican Spanish refugee, editor of several journals, compiler, historian, polemicist, ex-Communist, anti-racism activist and international scientific nationalist Indianism committed to the revolutionary state. Reach Mexico in 1939, a time when the rise of anthropology meets the requirement of improving the living conditions of indigenous masses and their incorporation into the nation requires the participation of social anthropologist.