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Politiqueros and Their Empty Words
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS v
- Foreword ix
- Preface xiii
- Acknowledgments xv
- Introduction 1
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Part 1. Narrations, Life Stories, and Autobiographies
- For Those Who Come After 10
- The Anthropological Narrative as Dialogue 12
- Life Stories, Biographies, and Autobiographies 14
- Recovering the Subaltern Vision 17
- Reality, Experience, and Expression: The Authorship of Oral Histories 19
- Debates on Technique in Life Stories 22
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Part 2. Juan Gregorio Palechor: Between the Community and the Nation
- Identity and Ethnic Re-creation 28
- Ethnicity as a Social Relation 35
- The Limits of Diversity and Ethnic Recognition 37
- Juan Gregorio Palechor: Between the Community and the Nation 44
- Cauca, the Resguardo of Guachicono, and Indigenous Movements 54
- Identity and the Struggle for the Resguardo 60
- A Politics of Our Own and the Reinvention of Identity 65
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Part 3. Juan Gregorio Palechor: The Story of My Life
- Where I Come From: Five Generations of the Macizo Colombiano and Guachicono 76
- Recognizing the Way of the World and Observing the Weather 78
- Life on the Resguardo 80
- Our Nervousness about School and What We Were Taught 88
- The Harshness of Family Life and the Art of Agriculture 92
- When I Was Conscripted 96
- Learning New Things 102
- Public Life and Political Violence 104
- During the Violence, I Was Forced by Necessity to Work as a Tinterillo 110
- The Formation of Community Action Committees: The Liberal Revolutionary Movement and the National Front 119
- Religion, Money, and Politics 124
- Working with the MRL and the Political Parties 131
- The Management Class of the Catholic Religion 135
- Looking for an Organization: The Campesino Association and the Indigenous Organization 138
- My Work in CRIC 143
- The Struggles of CRIC and Indigenous Traditions 148
- Politiqueros and Their Empty Words 156
- Why an Organization of Indigenous People? 158
- Appendix: CRIC Documents 163
- Glossary 191
- Notes 195
- References 215
- Index 225
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS v
- Foreword ix
- Preface xiii
- Acknowledgments xv
- Introduction 1
-
Part 1. Narrations, Life Stories, and Autobiographies
- For Those Who Come After 10
- The Anthropological Narrative as Dialogue 12
- Life Stories, Biographies, and Autobiographies 14
- Recovering the Subaltern Vision 17
- Reality, Experience, and Expression: The Authorship of Oral Histories 19
- Debates on Technique in Life Stories 22
-
Part 2. Juan Gregorio Palechor: Between the Community and the Nation
- Identity and Ethnic Re-creation 28
- Ethnicity as a Social Relation 35
- The Limits of Diversity and Ethnic Recognition 37
- Juan Gregorio Palechor: Between the Community and the Nation 44
- Cauca, the Resguardo of Guachicono, and Indigenous Movements 54
- Identity and the Struggle for the Resguardo 60
- A Politics of Our Own and the Reinvention of Identity 65
-
Part 3. Juan Gregorio Palechor: The Story of My Life
- Where I Come From: Five Generations of the Macizo Colombiano and Guachicono 76
- Recognizing the Way of the World and Observing the Weather 78
- Life on the Resguardo 80
- Our Nervousness about School and What We Were Taught 88
- The Harshness of Family Life and the Art of Agriculture 92
- When I Was Conscripted 96
- Learning New Things 102
- Public Life and Political Violence 104
- During the Violence, I Was Forced by Necessity to Work as a Tinterillo 110
- The Formation of Community Action Committees: The Liberal Revolutionary Movement and the National Front 119
- Religion, Money, and Politics 124
- Working with the MRL and the Political Parties 131
- The Management Class of the Catholic Religion 135
- Looking for an Organization: The Campesino Association and the Indigenous Organization 138
- My Work in CRIC 143
- The Struggles of CRIC and Indigenous Traditions 148
- Politiqueros and Their Empty Words 156
- Why an Organization of Indigenous People? 158
- Appendix: CRIC Documents 163
- Glossary 191
- Notes 195
- References 215
- Index 225