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Politiqueros and Their Empty Words

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Chapters in this book

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