La ruta del ahayu watan: realismo psíquico para leer El pez de oro (1957) de Gamaliel Churata
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En la primera mitad del siglo XX., Gamaliel Churata construyó una propuesta teórica capaz de conceptualizar una nueva identidad americana, superar las deficiencias del indigenismo y permitir al americano superar los problemas que plantea la modernidad. Estaba sustentada en la valoración de las raíces del continente e interacción con diversas cosmovisiones, en especial la occidental que no rechaza como elemento de la americanidad. Paso necesario era abandonar el logocentrismo y asimilar la cosmovisión andina que permite el encuentro de elementos irreconciliables para occidente. No obstante, Gamaliel Churata tiene que elaborar otros categoremas para que el engranaje funcione; por ejemplo, el realismo psíquico, del cual su obra El pez de oro es plasmación literaria.
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