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Tag: Ayotzinapa

What Elena Poniatowska and Ayotzinapa can tell us about subjectivity and violence

Posted on June 25, 2019

I have been writing about violence and subjectivity for my forthcoming monograph. This led me to reflect on the value placed on a life and how significant a fully realised representation is. It may seem obvious to say, but individual lives can become invisible when the numbers of victims grow. Therefore, acknowledging the subjectivity of…

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The Politics of Being a Writer in Mexico: Ayotzinapa

Posted on November 19, 2014

This poem has been circulating amongst my friends and followers on social media in the last day. It draws attention to the power of writing and the writer’s role as public intellectual in Mexico. Huerta’s intervention is an important tool in the building of transnational solidarity and a means of reaching a wide audience where news…

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