Doña María's Story: Life History, Memory, and Political Identity (Latin America Otherwise)
by Daniel James
In Doña María’s Story, Daniel James considers how life history and memory shape political identity. Framed within the Latin America Otherwise series, this focused work connects an individual story with broader questions about history, politics, and the interpretation of personal experience.
About This Book
Doña María's Story: Life History, Memory, and Political Identity examines the connections among personal memory, life history, and political identity.
Written by Daniel James, the book centers on Doña María’s story as a way of considering how individual experience can illuminate broader political and historical questions.
Part of the Latin America Otherwise series, this work offers a focused perspective on Latin American history and political life.
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