Mapping Memory: Visuality, Affect, and Embodied Politics in the Americas
An interdisciplinary study of visuality, affect, and embodied politics across the Americas, exploring cultural memory and representation.
About This Book
Mapping Memory examines the intersections of visual culture, affect, and political embodiment in the Americas.
The work draws on interdisciplinary approaches to understand how memory and politics are represented visually.
Readers will encounter broad discussions of cultural and historical themes relevant to the region.
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