New Approaches to Resistance in Brazil and Mexico
Herausgeber: Gledhill, John; Schell, Patience A
New Approaches to Resistance in Brazil and Mexico
Herausgeber: Gledhill, John; Schell, Patience A
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This edited collection by scholars of both history and anthropology re-examines the concepts of resistance and the effect of neoliberalism from the 1980s to the present day comparing Brazil and Mexico, two of the largest countries in Latin America.
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This edited collection by scholars of both history and anthropology re-examines the concepts of resistance and the effect of neoliberalism from the 1980s to the present day comparing Brazil and Mexico, two of the largest countries in Latin America.
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- Verlag: Duke University Press
- Seitenzahl: 416
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. März 2012
- Englisch
- Gewicht: 730g
- ISBN-13: 9780822351733
- ISBN-10: 0822351730
- Artikelnr.: 34163190
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Duke University Press
- Seitenzahl: 416
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. März 2012
- Englisch
- Gewicht: 730g
- ISBN-13: 9780822351733
- ISBN-10: 0822351730
- Artikelnr.: 34163190
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
John Gledhill and Patience A. Schell, eds.
Acknowledgments ix
Introduction. A Case for Rethinking Resistance / John Gledhill 1
Part One: Resistance and the Creation of New Worlds 21
1. Rethinking Amerindian Resistance and Persistence in Colonial Portuguese
America / John Monteiro 25
2. Rituals of Defiance: Past Resistance, Present Ambiguity / FelipeCastro
Gutiérrez 44
3. Indian Resistances to the Rebellion of 1712 in Chiapas / Juan Pedro
Viqueira 63
4. The "Commander of All Forests" against the "Jacobins" of Brazil: The
Cabanada, 1832-1835 / Marcus J. M. de Carvalho 81
5. A "Great Arch" Descending: Manumission Rates, Subaltern Social Mobility,
and the Identities of Enslaved, Freeborn, and Freed Blacks in Southeastern
Brazil, 1791-1888 / Robert W. Slenes 100
Part Two: Resisting through Religion and for Religion 119
6. Millenarianism, Hegemony, and Resistance in Brazil / Patricia R. Pessar
123
7. Where Does Resistance Hide in Contemporary Candomblé? / Luis Nicolau
Parés 144
8. Catholic Resistances in Revolutionary Mexico during the Religious
Conflict / Jean Meyer 165
9. Gender, Resistance, and Mexico's Church-State Conflict / Patience A.
Schell 184
Part Three: Rethinking Resistance in a Changing World 205
10. Tracing Resistance: Community and Ethnicity in a Peasant Organization /
Margarita Zárate 221
11. Resistance, Factionalism, and Ethnogenesis in Southern Jalisco /
Guillermo de la Peña 230
12. The Transhistorical, Juridical-Formal, and Post-Utopian Quilombo / Ilka
Boaventura Leite 250
13. From Resistance Avenue to the Plaza of Decisions: New Urban Actors in
Salvador, Bahia / Maria Gabriela Hita 269
14. Contestation in the Courts: The Amparo as a Form of Resistance to the
Cancellation of Agrarian Reform in Mexico / Helga Baitenmann 289
15. Beyond Resistance: Raising Utopias from the Dead in Mexico City and
Oaxaca / Matthew Gutmann 305
Conclusion. Rethinking Histories of Resistance in Brazil and Mexico / Alan
Knight 325
Bibliography 355
About the Contributors 389
Index 391
Introduction. A Case for Rethinking Resistance / John Gledhill 1
Part One: Resistance and the Creation of New Worlds 21
1. Rethinking Amerindian Resistance and Persistence in Colonial Portuguese
America / John Monteiro 25
2. Rituals of Defiance: Past Resistance, Present Ambiguity / FelipeCastro
Gutiérrez 44
3. Indian Resistances to the Rebellion of 1712 in Chiapas / Juan Pedro
Viqueira 63
4. The "Commander of All Forests" against the "Jacobins" of Brazil: The
Cabanada, 1832-1835 / Marcus J. M. de Carvalho 81
5. A "Great Arch" Descending: Manumission Rates, Subaltern Social Mobility,
and the Identities of Enslaved, Freeborn, and Freed Blacks in Southeastern
Brazil, 1791-1888 / Robert W. Slenes 100
Part Two: Resisting through Religion and for Religion 119
6. Millenarianism, Hegemony, and Resistance in Brazil / Patricia R. Pessar
123
7. Where Does Resistance Hide in Contemporary Candomblé? / Luis Nicolau
Parés 144
8. Catholic Resistances in Revolutionary Mexico during the Religious
Conflict / Jean Meyer 165
9. Gender, Resistance, and Mexico's Church-State Conflict / Patience A.
Schell 184
Part Three: Rethinking Resistance in a Changing World 205
10. Tracing Resistance: Community and Ethnicity in a Peasant Organization /
Margarita Zárate 221
11. Resistance, Factionalism, and Ethnogenesis in Southern Jalisco /
Guillermo de la Peña 230
12. The Transhistorical, Juridical-Formal, and Post-Utopian Quilombo / Ilka
Boaventura Leite 250
13. From Resistance Avenue to the Plaza of Decisions: New Urban Actors in
Salvador, Bahia / Maria Gabriela Hita 269
14. Contestation in the Courts: The Amparo as a Form of Resistance to the
Cancellation of Agrarian Reform in Mexico / Helga Baitenmann 289
15. Beyond Resistance: Raising Utopias from the Dead in Mexico City and
Oaxaca / Matthew Gutmann 305
Conclusion. Rethinking Histories of Resistance in Brazil and Mexico / Alan
Knight 325
Bibliography 355
About the Contributors 389
Index 391
Acknowledgments ix
Introduction. A Case for Rethinking Resistance / John Gledhill 1
Part One: Resistance and the Creation of New Worlds 21
1. Rethinking Amerindian Resistance and Persistence in Colonial Portuguese
America / John Monteiro 25
2. Rituals of Defiance: Past Resistance, Present Ambiguity / FelipeCastro
Gutiérrez 44
3. Indian Resistances to the Rebellion of 1712 in Chiapas / Juan Pedro
Viqueira 63
4. The "Commander of All Forests" against the "Jacobins" of Brazil: The
Cabanada, 1832-1835 / Marcus J. M. de Carvalho 81
5. A "Great Arch" Descending: Manumission Rates, Subaltern Social Mobility,
and the Identities of Enslaved, Freeborn, and Freed Blacks in Southeastern
Brazil, 1791-1888 / Robert W. Slenes 100
Part Two: Resisting through Religion and for Religion 119
6. Millenarianism, Hegemony, and Resistance in Brazil / Patricia R. Pessar
123
7. Where Does Resistance Hide in Contemporary Candomblé? / Luis Nicolau
Parés 144
8. Catholic Resistances in Revolutionary Mexico during the Religious
Conflict / Jean Meyer 165
9. Gender, Resistance, and Mexico's Church-State Conflict / Patience A.
Schell 184
Part Three: Rethinking Resistance in a Changing World 205
10. Tracing Resistance: Community and Ethnicity in a Peasant Organization /
Margarita Zárate 221
11. Resistance, Factionalism, and Ethnogenesis in Southern Jalisco /
Guillermo de la Peña 230
12. The Transhistorical, Juridical-Formal, and Post-Utopian Quilombo / Ilka
Boaventura Leite 250
13. From Resistance Avenue to the Plaza of Decisions: New Urban Actors in
Salvador, Bahia / Maria Gabriela Hita 269
14. Contestation in the Courts: The Amparo as a Form of Resistance to the
Cancellation of Agrarian Reform in Mexico / Helga Baitenmann 289
15. Beyond Resistance: Raising Utopias from the Dead in Mexico City and
Oaxaca / Matthew Gutmann 305
Conclusion. Rethinking Histories of Resistance in Brazil and Mexico / Alan
Knight 325
Bibliography 355
About the Contributors 389
Index 391
Introduction. A Case for Rethinking Resistance / John Gledhill 1
Part One: Resistance and the Creation of New Worlds 21
1. Rethinking Amerindian Resistance and Persistence in Colonial Portuguese
America / John Monteiro 25
2. Rituals of Defiance: Past Resistance, Present Ambiguity / FelipeCastro
Gutiérrez 44
3. Indian Resistances to the Rebellion of 1712 in Chiapas / Juan Pedro
Viqueira 63
4. The "Commander of All Forests" against the "Jacobins" of Brazil: The
Cabanada, 1832-1835 / Marcus J. M. de Carvalho 81
5. A "Great Arch" Descending: Manumission Rates, Subaltern Social Mobility,
and the Identities of Enslaved, Freeborn, and Freed Blacks in Southeastern
Brazil, 1791-1888 / Robert W. Slenes 100
Part Two: Resisting through Religion and for Religion 119
6. Millenarianism, Hegemony, and Resistance in Brazil / Patricia R. Pessar
123
7. Where Does Resistance Hide in Contemporary Candomblé? / Luis Nicolau
Parés 144
8. Catholic Resistances in Revolutionary Mexico during the Religious
Conflict / Jean Meyer 165
9. Gender, Resistance, and Mexico's Church-State Conflict / Patience A.
Schell 184
Part Three: Rethinking Resistance in a Changing World 205
10. Tracing Resistance: Community and Ethnicity in a Peasant Organization /
Margarita Zárate 221
11. Resistance, Factionalism, and Ethnogenesis in Southern Jalisco /
Guillermo de la Peña 230
12. The Transhistorical, Juridical-Formal, and Post-Utopian Quilombo / Ilka
Boaventura Leite 250
13. From Resistance Avenue to the Plaza of Decisions: New Urban Actors in
Salvador, Bahia / Maria Gabriela Hita 269
14. Contestation in the Courts: The Amparo as a Form of Resistance to the
Cancellation of Agrarian Reform in Mexico / Helga Baitenmann 289
15. Beyond Resistance: Raising Utopias from the Dead in Mexico City and
Oaxaca / Matthew Gutmann 305
Conclusion. Rethinking Histories of Resistance in Brazil and Mexico / Alan
Knight 325
Bibliography 355
About the Contributors 389
Index 391