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Leading the Terror

Leading the Terror

Video by Emilia, Hannah, Niko, and Nitya

Posted in Student Videos - 2020, Week 11 Videos | Tagged with Argentina, Chile, Dirty Wars, Mexico, religion, Terror, violence

The Slaughterhouse

The Slaughterhouse

Jon Beasley-Murray and Alec Dawson on “The Slaughterhouse” (podcast)

Posted in Podcasts, Week 5 Podcasts | Tagged with Argentina, C19th, caudillo, Echeverría, literature, politics, religion, violence

The Colonial Heritage

The Colonial Heritage

Alec Dawson on the legacies of colonialism (podcast)

Posted in Podcasts, Week 3, Week 3 Podcasts | Tagged with colonialism, commerce, Enlightenment, hierarchy, history, race, religion, trade

Student Video Responses

I have watched four videos from the previous class of LATN 100. Here is my commentary. Speaking Truth to Power This video attempts to cover oppressive history which Latin American countries endured in 1970’s. Las Madres de Mayo is an important and still relevant movement in Argentina many of those who disappeared are still unheard […]

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with aztec, legacy, new man, Potential, religion, revolution, tradition, true leader

Week Six: Citizenship and Rights

I thoroughly enjoyed this week’s content as I am personally very interested in the nitty-gritty of rights discourse! Where do they come from? Do they even really exist? Are they simply western constructions? What about the tension between culture and … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs, Week 6 | Tagged with Catholicism, feminism, race, religion, rights, slavery, social contract

Week Six: Citizenship and Rights

I thoroughly enjoyed this week’s content as I am personally very interested in the nitty-gritty of rights discourse! Where do they come from? Do they even really exist? Are they simply western constructions? What about the tension between culture and … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs, Week 6 | Tagged with Catholicism, feminism, race, religion, rights, slavery, social contract

WEEK 3: The Colonial Experience

The anxiety about our inability to communicate did not really make sense to me until I recalled the story of the False Creek Indians in 1913. Having been forced to evacuate their reserve and having had to load their belongings on a barge taking them away from their land, the Natives did not go far … Continue reading “WEEK 3: The Colonial Experience”

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with class, identity, mixture, otherness, race, religion

Week 3

First and foremost, I would like to say shoutouts to Jon’s haircut in this one. It looks nice.Re: Religion as WeaponIn one of our previous classes, we discussed (briefly) the use and implementation of religion re: the new world. In my group, we discuss…

Posted in Blogs, Week 3 | Tagged with casta paintings, colonialism, cultural appropriation, ethnic cleansing, indoctrination, problematic, religion, Spain, spanish

Week 3

First and foremost, I would like to say shoutouts to Jon’s haircut in this one. It looks nice.Re: Religion as WeaponIn one of our previous classes, we discussed (briefly) the use and implementation of religion re: the new world. In my group, we discuss…

Posted in Blogs, Week 3 | Tagged with casta paintings, colonialism, cultural appropriation, ethnic cleansing, indoctrination, problematic, religion, Spain, spanish

Week 3

First and foremost, I would like to say shoutouts to Jon’s haircut in this one. It looks nice.Re: Religion as WeaponIn one of our previous classes, we discussed (briefly) the use and implementation of religion re: the new world. In my group, we discuss…

Posted in Blogs, Week 3 | Tagged with casta paintings, colonialism, cultural appropriation, ethnic cleansing, indoctrination, problematic, religion, Spain, spanish

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