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An abstract of the thesis ofDaniela V. L. Senderowicz for the Master ofArts in History presented on June 5, 2001. Title: Toward a Discourse ofMestizaje: The Role of the Patagonian Frontier in the Construction ofArgentine National Identity This essay will explore the notion of mestizaje in the Republic ofArgentina. Specifically, it will use the Argentine Patagonia as a point of departure for this analysis, an area in which conquest resulted in a community ofmixed-race and mixed­ culture individuals. The juxtaposition of the struggle between white settlers and Mapuche-Tehuelche Indians of the region demonstrates a continuity in discrimination in the nation's history. For this very reason, the area represents a general pattern present throughout the country, and, hence, I use it as a prototype to draw conclusions about race relations in the nation as a whole. I will show that this is a discussion not openly explored in the historiography of the republic. The popular discourses that promoted the creation of a white population is at the core of this issue. Furthermore, the continuation of such discourses into the twenty-first century contribute to the notion of separatism within mainstream, academic, and government circles. Argentina, however, both today and over the past four hundred years, has been diverse and mixed. Because of the complexity of its population, mestizaje is a viable area of study for Argentina. The history ofwhites and Indians in Patagonia exemplify this analysis. TOWARD A DISCOURSE OF MESTlZAJE: THE ROLE OF THE PATAGONJAN FRONTIER IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF ARGENTINE NATIONAL,IDENTITY

Toward a Discourse of Mestizaje: The Role of the Patagonian Frontier in the Construction of Argentine National Identity