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The Colombia reader : history, culture, politics /
Containing over one hundred selections ranging from songs, artwork, and poetry, to journalism, oral history, and scholarship-most published in English for the first time-The Colombia Reader presents a rich and multi-layered account of this complex nation from the colonial era to the present.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Otros Autores: | , , |
| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Durham, NC :
Duke University Press,
[2017]
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| Colección: | Latin America readers.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- I. Human Geography
- Ahpikondiá / Gerardo Reichel-Dolmatoff
- Photographs of Indigenous People / Gerardo Reichel-Dolmatoff
- "One after the Other, They All Fell Under Your Majesty's Rule" : Lands Loyal to the Bogotá Become New Granada / Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada and Anonymous
- A City in the African Diaspora / Anonymous and Álvaro José Arroyo
- Crossing to Nationhood across a Cabuya Bridge in the Eastern Andes / Manuel Ancízar
- A Gaping Mouth Swallowing Men / José Eustasio Rivera.
- Frontier "Incidents" Trouble Bogotá / Jane M. Rausch and Alfredo Villamil Fajardo
- Crab Antics on San Andrés and Providencia / Peter Wilson
- Pacific Coast Communities and Law 70 of 1993 / Senate of the Republic of Colombia
- Toward a History of Colombian Musics / Egberto Bermúdez
- Colombian Soccer Is Transformed : The Selección Nacional in the 1990s / Andrés Dávila Ladrón de Guevara
- Colombian Queens / Jaime Manrique
- II. Religious Pluralities : Faith, Intolerance, Politics, and Accommodation
- Idolators and Encomenderos / Fray Jerónimo de San Miguel.
- Miracles Made Possible by African Interpreters / Anna María Splendiani and Tulio Aristizábal / SJ
- My Soul, Impoverished and Unclothed ... / Francisca Josefa Castillo
- A King of Cups / Gregorio José Rodríguez Carrillo, Bishop of Cartagena
- Courting Papal Anger : The "Scandal" of Mortmain Property / Tomás Cipriano de Mosquera
- Liberalism and Sin / Anonymous / Rafael Uribe Uribe / and Andrés Botero
- Sabina, Bring Some Candles to Light to the Virgin / Albalucía Ángel
- Processions and Festivities / Nereo López, Richard Cross, and Nina Sánchez de Friedemann.
- We Were Not Able to Say That We Were Jewish / Paul Hané
- As a Colombian, as a Sociologist, as a Christian, and as a Priest, I Am a Revolutionary / Camilo Torres Restrepo
- Who Stole the Chalice from Badillo's Church? / Rafael Escalona
- Life Is a Birimbí / Rodrigo Parra Sandoval
- Our Lady of the Assassins / Fernando Vallejo
- One Woman's Path to Pentecostal Conversion / Elizabeth Brusco
- La Ombligada / Sergio Antonio Mosquera
- A Witness to Impunity / Javier Giraldo, SJ
- III. City and Country.
- Emptying the "Storehouse" of Indian Labor and Goods / Anonymous : "Encomiendas, encomenderos e indígenas tributarios del Nuevo Reino de Granada
- "To Santafé! To Santafé! / Anonymous : Capitulaciones de Zipaquirá
- Killing a Jaguar / Jorge Isaacs
- The Time of the Slaves Is Over / Candelario Obeso
- A Landowner's Rules / Ángel María Caballero
- Muleteers on the Road / Beatríz Helena Robledo
- Campesino Life in the Boyacá Highlands / Orlando Fals Borda
- One Lowland Town Becomes a World : Gabriel García Márquez Returning to Aracataca / Gabriel García Márquez
- The Bricklayers : 1968 on Film / Jorge Rufinelli.
- Switchblades in the City / Arturo Álape
- Desplazado : "Now I Am Here as an Outcast" / Anonymous
- An Agrarian Counterreform / Luis Bernardo Flórez Enciso
- IV. Lived Inequalities / Rules Are Issued for Different Populations : Indians, Blacks, Non-Christians / Anonymous : Libro de acuerdos de la Audiencia Real del Nuevo Reino de Granada
- The Marqués and Marquesa of San Jorge / Joaquín Gutiérrez
- An Indian Nobleman Petitions His King / Diego de Torres
- A Captured Maroon Faces His Interrogators / Francisco Angola
- Carrasquilla's Characters : La Negra Narcisa, el Amito Martín, and Doña Bárbara / Tomás Carrasquilla
- Carried through the Streets of Bogotá : Grandmother's Sedan Chair / Eduardo Caballero Calderón
- The Street-Car Bogotá of New Social Groups : Clerks, Switchboard Operators, Pharmacists / Augusto Morales Pino
- It Is a Norm among Us to Believe That a Woman Cannot Act on Her Own Criteria / María Cano
- I Energetically Protest in Defense of Truth and Justice / Manuel Quintín Lame
- Bringing Presents from Abroad / Manuel Zapata Olivella
- Cleaning for Other People / Anna Rubbo and Michael Taussig
- A Feminist Writer Sketches the Interior Life and Death of an Upper-Class Woman / Marvel Moreno
- Barranquilla's First Gay Carnival Queen / Gloria Triana
- Romance Tourism / Felicity Schaeffer-Grabiel
- They Are Using Me as Cannon Fodder / Flaco Flow and Melanina
- V. Violence
- Captains and Criminals / Juan Rodríguez Freile
- War to the Death / Simón Bolívar
- A Girl's View of War in the Capital / Soledad Acosta de Samper
- Let This Be Our Last War / José María Quijano Wallis
- The "Silent Demonstration" of February 7, 1948 / Jorge Eliécer Gaitán
- Dead Bodies Appear on the Streets / Gustavo Álvarez Gardeazábal
- Cruelty Acted as a Stimulant / José Gutiérrez Rodríguez
- Two Views of the National Front / Álvaro Gómez Hurtado and Ofelia Uribe de Acosta
- Starting Points for the FARC and the ELN / Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia and Ejército de Liberación Nacional
- Where Is Omaira Montoya? / María Tila Uribe and Francisco J. Trujillo
- We Prefer a Grave in Colombia to a Cell in the United States / Los Extraditables
- A Medic's Life within a Cocaine-Fueled Paramilitary Organization / Diego Viáfara Salinas
- Carlos Castaño "Confesses" / Mauricio Arangurén Molina
- The Song of the Flies / María Mercedes Carranza
- Kidnapped / Luis Mendieta Ovalle
- Parapolitics / Claudia López and Óscar Sevillano
- Turning Points in the Colombian Conflict, 1960s--1990s / Joseph Fabry, James Mollison, Robert Romero Ospina, Daniel Jiménez, El Espectador and Ricardo Mazalán [Untitled]
- VI. Change and Continuity in the Colombian Economy / El Dorado / Fray Pedro Simón
- The Conquest Yields Other Treasures : Potatoes, Yucca, Corn / Juan de Castellanos and Galeotto Cei
- Cauca's Slave Economy / Germán Colmenares
- A Jesuit Writes to the King : Profits from Coca Leaf Could Surpass Tea / Antonio Julián
- Bogotá's Market, ca.
- 1850 / Agustín Codazzi
- A Banker Invites Other Bankers to Make Money in Colombia / Phanor James Eder
- How Many People Were Massacred in 1928? / Telegrams, American Legation in Bogotá and Consul in Santa Marta
- Strikers or Revolutionaries? : Strikers and Revolutionaries? / Mauricio Archila Neira and Raúl Eduardo Mahecha
- Coffee and "Social Equilibrium" / Federación Nacional de Cafeteros
- Two Views of a Foreign Mining Enclave : The Chocó Pacífico / Patrick O'Neill and Aquiles Escalante
- Carlos Ardila Lülle : "How I Got Rich" / Patricia Lara Salive and Jesús Ortíz Nieves
- The Arrow / David Sánchez Juliao
- A Portrait of Drug "Mules" in the 1990s / Alfredo Molano
- Luciano Romero : One among Thousands of Unionists Murdered in Colombia / European Center for Constitutional, Human Rights and Peter Brabeck-Letmathe
- VII. Transnational Colombia / A Creole Reads the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen / Antonio Nariño
- Humboldt's Diary, May 1801 / Alexander von Humboldt
- The Most Practical, Because the Most Brutal / José Asunción Silva
- Grandfather Arrives from Bremen / Pedro Gómez Valderrama
- We Were Called "Turks" / Elías Saer Kayata
- Two Presidents' Views : "I Took the Isthmus" and "I Was Dispossessed, Insulted, and Dishonored to No End" / Theodore Roosevelt and Marco Fidel Suárez
- Facing the Yankee Enemy / José María Vargas Vila
- Bogotá's Art Scene in 1957 : "There Is No Room for Any of the Old Servilism" / Marta Traba
- 1969 : The GAO Evaluates Money Spent in Colombia / US Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
- Who Was Where during the Mapiripán Massacre? / Ignacio Gómez Gómez
- A Minga of Voluntary Eradication / Asociación Popular de Negros Unidos del Rio Yurumanguí (APONURY)
- Latin American Ex-Presidents Push to Reorient the War on Drugs / Latin American Commission on Drugs and Democracy
- A New Export Product : Yo soy Betty, la fea Goes Global / Yeidy Rivero
- Today We Understand and Can Say No / Lorenzo Muelas
- Toward a Stable and Enduring Peace / Delegados del Gobierno de la República de Colombia (Gobierno Nacional) and Delegados de las Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia-Ejército del Pueblo.
- Frontier "Incidents" Trouble Bogotá, Jane M. Rausch and Alfredo Villamil FajardoCrab Antics on San Andrés and Providencia, Peter Wilson; Pacific Coast Communities and Law 70 of 1993, Senate of the Republic of Colombia; Toward a History of Colombian Musics, Egberto Bermúdez; Colombian Soccer Is Transformed: The Selección Nacional in the 1990s, Andrés Dávila Ladrón de Guevara; Colombian Queens, Jaime Manrique; II. Religious Pluralities: Faith, Intolerance, Politics, and Accommodation; Idolators and Encomenderos, Fray Jerónimo de San Miguel.
- Miracles Made Possible by African Interpreters, Anna María Splendiani and Tulio Aristizábal, SJMy Soul, Impoverished and Unclothed ..., Francisca Josefa Castillo; A King of Cups, Gregorio José Rodríguez Carrillo, Bishop of Cartagena; Courting Papal Anger: The "Scandal" of Mortmain Property, Tomás Cipriano de Mosquera; Liberalism and Sin, Anonymous, Rafael Uribe Uribe, and Andrés Botero; Sabina, Bring Some Candles to Light to the Virgin, Albalucía Ángel; Processions and Festivities, Nereo López, Richard Cross, and Nina Sánchez de Friedemann.
- We Were Not Able to Say That We Were Jewish, Paul HanéAs a Colombian, as a Sociologist, as a Christian, and as a Priest, I Am a Revolutionary, Camilo Torres Restrepo; Who Stole the Chalice from Badillo's Church?, Rafael Escalona; Life Is a Birimbí, Rodrigo Parra Sandoval; Our Lady of the Assassins, Fernando Vallejo; One Woman's Path to Pentecostal Conversion, Elizabeth Brusco; La Ombligada, Sergio Antonio Mosquera; A Witness to Impunity, Javier Giraldo, SJ; III. City and Country.
- Emptying the "Storehouse" of Indian Labor and Goods, Anonymous: "Encomiendas, encomenderos e indígenas tributarios del Nuevo Reino de Granada"To Santafé! To Santafé!, Anonymous: Capitulaciones de Zipaquirá; Killing a Jaguar, Jorge Isaacs; The Time of the Slaves Is Over, Candelario Obeso; A Landowner's Rules, Ángel María Caballero; Muleteers on the Road, Beatríz Helena Robledo; Campesino Life in the Boyacá Highlands, Orlando Fals Borda; One Lowland Town Becomes a World: Gabriel García Márquez Returning to Aracataca, Gabriel García Márquez; The Bricklayers: 1968 on Film, Jorge Rufinelli.