Anastario investigates the social memories of rural Salvadorans from an area that was heavily impacted by the Salvadoran Civil War, which fueled a mass exodus to the U.S. By working with travelers who exchanged parcels containing food, medicine, photographs and letters, Anastario tells the story behind parcels and illuminates their larger cultural and structural significance.
Anastario investigates the social memories of rural Salvadorans from an area that was heavily impacted by the Salvadoran Civil War, which fueled a mass exodus to the U.S. By working with travelers who exchanged parcels containing food, medicine, photographs and letters, Anastario tells the story behind parcels and illuminates their larger cultural and structural significance.
MIKE ANASTARIO is a sociologist at the Central American University (UCA) in San Salvador, El Salvador.
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Contents Acknowledgments Introduction Part I Diasporic Remembering
1 Es barata y es cara: couriers and parcels in transnational space 2 A sequence of undocumented migrant memories 3 Diasporic intimacy and nostos imaginaries 4 We don’t have to learn to be what we are not: Memory and imagination in the rural diaspora
Part II The US Fugue State 5 Silence and systematic forgetting
6 Fields of violence
7 Deferments of voice, myopic reflections Conclusion Appendix Notes Bibliography
Contents Acknowledgments Introduction Part I Diasporic Remembering
1 Es barata y es cara: couriers and parcels in transnational space 2 A sequence of undocumented migrant memories 3 Diasporic intimacy and nostos imaginaries 4 We don’t have to learn to be what we are not: Memory and imagination in the rural diaspora
Part II The US Fugue State 5 Silence and systematic forgetting
6 Fields of violence
7 Deferments of voice, myopic reflections Conclusion Appendix Notes Bibliography
Index
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