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Showing 1 to 20 of 46 for “"Mestizo"”.
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The reflexivity of pain and privilege: An autoethnography of (Mestizo) identity and other Mestizo voices
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Exercising the Cosmic Race: Mexican Sporting Culture and Mestizo Citizens
… masses into ideal athlete-citizens under a mestizo-aesthetic that were enlightened by science and willing to sacrifice personal ambition for the greater good. Officials from the military, public health, and education sectors crafted plans to mold citizens based on their visions of the …
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I am a Merry Midwest Mestizo: Race, Space, and the Landscaping of Identity
… Anzaldúa's writing, I identify myself as "a mestizo," or person of mixed race ancestry, but in the context of the Southern Illinois. The title poem of the dissertation expands on "mulatez" or African mestizaje to articulate an Afro-Latino political alliance. Fourth, I explore multiple space …
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Discovering the Healthcare Beliefs and Practices of Rural Mestizo Ecuadorians: An Ethnonursing Study
… nurse, healthcare beliefs and practices of rural mestizo Ecuadorians. Discovering these beliefs and practices will enable nurses and other healthcare workers to provide care that is acceptable, congruent in culture and health promoting.</p><p> Background</p><p> The current literature regarding …
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"""&Iquest;que Va a Pasar Con Los Indios Cuando Todos Seamos Indios?"" Ethnic Rights and Reindianization in Southwestern Colombian Amazonia"
… the category of indigenous as well as that of mestizo . Color, a colonial legacy used to measure the degree of the racial-ethnic mixing, proved to still be alive. Color supported the claims of reethnized colonos who could not display the cultural diacritics of their ethnic identity, and puts a …
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Aspectos étnicos na configuração da enfermagem moderna no Rio de Janeiro nos anos 20 e 30
… the difficulties of the entrance of negress and mestizo women into the students staff, in the beginning of the school. The analysis of the difficulties of this admission and the discussion of the circumstances that made possible the graduation of some negress and mestizo women in the Anna Nery …
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"""Proving Chamorro"": Indigenous Narratives of Race, Identity, and Decolonization on Guam"
… have represented Chamorros in a specific way, as mestizo, whose cultural and linguistic lives have been extinguished, rendering them ""inauthentically"" indigenous. ""Authenticity,"" premised on conceptions of mestizo (race), has become the conceptual lattice through which Chamorros must navigate …
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"My People is a People on its Knees": Mexican Labor Migration from the Montana Region and the Formation of a Working Class in New York City
… via migration of the indigenous and mestizo people from the Montaña region, in the Mexican southern state of Guerrero, to New York City. The dissertation demonstrates how the region was transformed since the 1980s into a migrant labor supplier and how its inhabitants became …
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Factores contextuales, familiares e individuales asociados con violencia física en niños, niñas y adolescentes en Colombia en el año 2018
… con mayor asociación, seguido de ser hombre, ser mestizo, ser víctima de violencia sexual y presentar síntomas de ansiedad. DISCUSIÓN: todos los factores asociados corresponden a lo reportado en la literatura, excepto ser mestizo. Conocer estos factores permite priorizar la realización de …
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Becoming Japanese and Mexican: A Trans-Pacific Social History of Race, Mestizaje, and Resistance across Five Generations.
… present. To capture the enduring, yet evolving mestizo system, it attends to geopolitical continuities and shifts in this period, which were informed by the mestizo racial system as a genocidal project. This thesis builds an intergenerational approach of ‘family histories’ to investigate the …
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Rebels of Laicacota: Spaniards, Indians, and Andean Mestizos in Southern Peru During the Mid -Colonial Crisis of 1650--1680
… identity formation among Spaniards, Indians, and mestizos (mixed-bloods) in the colonial Andes, and the links and divisions among these groups present in specific intra-elite conflicts and cross-strata alliances. These issues are addressed through the analysis of the seminal violent events and the …
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Mario Vargas Llosa e seus narradores : o falador e o escrevinhador em El Hablador
… ellos, la colisión de los mundos indígena y mestizo, los cuales son discutidos bajo cons ideraciones del crítico Antonio Cornejo Polar. Por otro lado, se pretende reflexionar sobre el camino recorrido por la palabra escrita desde su llegada al nuevo continente, para esto tomamos como …
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Weaving Subjects at the Obraje de Chincheros: Indigenous Contributions to the Colonial Aesthetic
… strategies. At the Obraje, rural indigenous and mestizo textile producers were disciplined into the colonial hierarchy via their labor and conversion to Catholicism. At the same time, the Obraje workforce, largely women and children, shaped the colonial aesthetic via their labor. It was their …
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Ancestral Land, Territorial Displacement and the New Identity of “Mujer Negra Desplazada” in Bogotá, Colombia
… Right Violations against indigenous, black and mestizo communities in Colombia. These communities were rural and were previously forcibly displaced in the city of Ciudad Bolivar. Using ethnography and testimonials collected in Bogotá, this project explores the role of displacement in the lives …
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As Seen Through Foreign Eyes: Nineteenth Century French Images of Mexico and Mexicans and Their Contributions to the Creation of a National Stereotype, 1822-1873
… court in general, came to see the large mass of Mestizos (those of mixed Spanish and Indigenous origin) as the basis for their understanding of what it was to be a Mexican. As this thesis argues, by identifying this sector of Mexican society as quintessentially "Mexican,” they would help to …
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Black Mosaic: The Assimilation and Marginalization of Afro -Peruvians in Post -Abolition Peru, 1854--1930
… appropriated and subsumed in indigenous, mestizo, and creole culture. The central unifying analytical thread is the ways in which Afro-Peruvians engaged in everyday forms of self-determination. They articulated a racial and cultural identity to counter efforts to perpetuate their subaltern …
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The Chicano Mural Movement of the Southwest: Populist Public Art and Chicano Political Activism
… a resistance message to the semiliterate mestizo population within. Its secondary purpose was to bring a message from within these minority neighborhoods outward to the privileged elite, both Anglo and Hispanic, that within the confines of the barrio there exists a culture and heritage …
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Female subjectivity and agency in popular Mexican corridos (Ballads): an examiniation of images and representations of soldaderas (female soldiers) in the Mexican Revolution 1910-1920
… and 5) How does the corrido reflect the Mestizo/a culture? Following the lead of Patricia Hill Collins (1998), I have engaged in critical, Mestiza discourse, which acknowledges the intersection of ethnicity/nationality/race, class, and gender. A discourse has been created through the use …
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Ideology, History, and Action in Cotocollao, a Barrio of Quito, Ecuador (Andes, Urbanism, Marginality, Ethnicity, Symbolism)
… at public responses of some urban, working class mestizo and indigenous residents of Cotocollao to poverty, powerlessness, and ideological themes such as mestizaje (social race mixture), and marginality by concentrating on the following domains: (1) the political-economic system that forms the …
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