Gilbert Joseph (ed.)
Reclaiming the Political in Latin American History
Essays from the North
Herausgeber: Joseph, Gilbert M
Gilbert Joseph (ed.)
Reclaiming the Political in Latin American History
Essays from the North
Herausgeber: Joseph, Gilbert M
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"Cutting edge in its approaches, vibrant in its debates, and relevant in its concerns to both current historiography and current politics, this book should be required reading for all serious students and scholars of Latin America."--Peter Winn, author of "Americas: The Changing Face of Latin America and the Caribbean"
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"Cutting edge in its approaches, vibrant in its debates, and relevant in its concerns to both current historiography and current politics, this book should be required reading for all serious students and scholars of Latin America."--Peter Winn, author of "Americas: The Changing Face of Latin America and the Caribbean"
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Duke University Press
- Seitenzahl: 400
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Dezember 2001
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 241mm x 161mm x 31mm
- Gewicht: 730g
- ISBN-13: 9780822327790
- ISBN-10: 0822327791
- Artikelnr.: 22371024
- Verlag: Duke University Press
- Seitenzahl: 400
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Dezember 2001
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 241mm x 161mm x 31mm
- Gewicht: 730g
- ISBN-13: 9780822327790
- ISBN-10: 0822327791
- Artikelnr.: 22371024
Gilbert M. Joseph is Farnam Professor of History and Director of Latin American and Iberian Studies at Yale University and Editor of the Hispanic American Historical Review. Most recently he has coedited Close Encounters of Empire: Writing the Cultural History of U.S.–Latin American Relations and Fragments of a Golden Age: The Politics of Culture in Mexico Since 1940, also published by Duke University Press.
Acknowledgments
I. The Politics of Writing Latin American History
Reclaiming “the Political” at the Turn of the Millennium / Gilbert M.
Joseph
New Publics, New Politics, New Histories: From Economic Reductionism to
Cultural Reductionism--in Search of Dialectics / Emilia Viotti da Costa
Between Tragedy and Promise: The Politics of Writing Latin American History
in the Late Twentieth Century / Steve J. Stern
II. The Contestation of Historical Narratives and Memory
The Decline of the Progressive Planter and the Rise of Subaltern Agency:
Shifting Narratives of Slave Emancipation in Brazil / Barbara Weinstein
A Past to Do Justice to the Present: Collective Memory, Historical
Representation, and Rule in Bahia’s Cacao Area / Mary Ann Mahony
Revolutionary Nationalism and Local Memories in El Salvador / Jeffrey L.
Gould
III. Articulating the Political: The Intersection of Class, Race, Gender,
Sexuality, and Generation
The Flight from the Fields Reconsidered: Gender Ideologies and Women’s
Labor After Slavery in Jamaica / Diana Paton
A More Onerous Citizenship: Illness, Race, and Nation in Republican
Guatemala / Greg Grandin
Nationalism, Race, and the Politics of Imperialism: Workers and North
American Capital in the Chilean Copper Industry / Thomas Miller Klubock
Good Wives, Bad Girls, and Unfaithful Men: Sexual Negotiation and Labor
Struggle in Chile’s Agrarian Reform, 1964–73 / Heidi Tinsman
IV. Historians and the Making of History
Bearing Witness in Hard Times: Ethnography and Testimonio in a
Postrevolutionary Age / Florencia E. Mallon
Afterword: A Final Reflection on the Political / Daniel James
Contributors
Index
I. The Politics of Writing Latin American History
Reclaiming “the Political” at the Turn of the Millennium / Gilbert M.
Joseph
New Publics, New Politics, New Histories: From Economic Reductionism to
Cultural Reductionism--in Search of Dialectics / Emilia Viotti da Costa
Between Tragedy and Promise: The Politics of Writing Latin American History
in the Late Twentieth Century / Steve J. Stern
II. The Contestation of Historical Narratives and Memory
The Decline of the Progressive Planter and the Rise of Subaltern Agency:
Shifting Narratives of Slave Emancipation in Brazil / Barbara Weinstein
A Past to Do Justice to the Present: Collective Memory, Historical
Representation, and Rule in Bahia’s Cacao Area / Mary Ann Mahony
Revolutionary Nationalism and Local Memories in El Salvador / Jeffrey L.
Gould
III. Articulating the Political: The Intersection of Class, Race, Gender,
Sexuality, and Generation
The Flight from the Fields Reconsidered: Gender Ideologies and Women’s
Labor After Slavery in Jamaica / Diana Paton
A More Onerous Citizenship: Illness, Race, and Nation in Republican
Guatemala / Greg Grandin
Nationalism, Race, and the Politics of Imperialism: Workers and North
American Capital in the Chilean Copper Industry / Thomas Miller Klubock
Good Wives, Bad Girls, and Unfaithful Men: Sexual Negotiation and Labor
Struggle in Chile’s Agrarian Reform, 1964–73 / Heidi Tinsman
IV. Historians and the Making of History
Bearing Witness in Hard Times: Ethnography and Testimonio in a
Postrevolutionary Age / Florencia E. Mallon
Afterword: A Final Reflection on the Political / Daniel James
Contributors
Index
Acknowledgments
I. The Politics of Writing Latin American History
Reclaiming “the Political” at the Turn of the Millennium / Gilbert M.
Joseph
New Publics, New Politics, New Histories: From Economic Reductionism to
Cultural Reductionism--in Search of Dialectics / Emilia Viotti da Costa
Between Tragedy and Promise: The Politics of Writing Latin American History
in the Late Twentieth Century / Steve J. Stern
II. The Contestation of Historical Narratives and Memory
The Decline of the Progressive Planter and the Rise of Subaltern Agency:
Shifting Narratives of Slave Emancipation in Brazil / Barbara Weinstein
A Past to Do Justice to the Present: Collective Memory, Historical
Representation, and Rule in Bahia’s Cacao Area / Mary Ann Mahony
Revolutionary Nationalism and Local Memories in El Salvador / Jeffrey L.
Gould
III. Articulating the Political: The Intersection of Class, Race, Gender,
Sexuality, and Generation
The Flight from the Fields Reconsidered: Gender Ideologies and Women’s
Labor After Slavery in Jamaica / Diana Paton
A More Onerous Citizenship: Illness, Race, and Nation in Republican
Guatemala / Greg Grandin
Nationalism, Race, and the Politics of Imperialism: Workers and North
American Capital in the Chilean Copper Industry / Thomas Miller Klubock
Good Wives, Bad Girls, and Unfaithful Men: Sexual Negotiation and Labor
Struggle in Chile’s Agrarian Reform, 1964–73 / Heidi Tinsman
IV. Historians and the Making of History
Bearing Witness in Hard Times: Ethnography and Testimonio in a
Postrevolutionary Age / Florencia E. Mallon
Afterword: A Final Reflection on the Political / Daniel James
Contributors
Index
I. The Politics of Writing Latin American History
Reclaiming “the Political” at the Turn of the Millennium / Gilbert M.
Joseph
New Publics, New Politics, New Histories: From Economic Reductionism to
Cultural Reductionism--in Search of Dialectics / Emilia Viotti da Costa
Between Tragedy and Promise: The Politics of Writing Latin American History
in the Late Twentieth Century / Steve J. Stern
II. The Contestation of Historical Narratives and Memory
The Decline of the Progressive Planter and the Rise of Subaltern Agency:
Shifting Narratives of Slave Emancipation in Brazil / Barbara Weinstein
A Past to Do Justice to the Present: Collective Memory, Historical
Representation, and Rule in Bahia’s Cacao Area / Mary Ann Mahony
Revolutionary Nationalism and Local Memories in El Salvador / Jeffrey L.
Gould
III. Articulating the Political: The Intersection of Class, Race, Gender,
Sexuality, and Generation
The Flight from the Fields Reconsidered: Gender Ideologies and Women’s
Labor After Slavery in Jamaica / Diana Paton
A More Onerous Citizenship: Illness, Race, and Nation in Republican
Guatemala / Greg Grandin
Nationalism, Race, and the Politics of Imperialism: Workers and North
American Capital in the Chilean Copper Industry / Thomas Miller Klubock
Good Wives, Bad Girls, and Unfaithful Men: Sexual Negotiation and Labor
Struggle in Chile’s Agrarian Reform, 1964–73 / Heidi Tinsman
IV. Historians and the Making of History
Bearing Witness in Hard Times: Ethnography and Testimonio in a
Postrevolutionary Age / Florencia E. Mallon
Afterword: A Final Reflection on the Political / Daniel James
Contributors
Index