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... presents this history in the complex and dense terms of local lived memory and experience. counterhistory and memory Aboriginal history Indigenous new media community art and media industry Yiwarra Kuju: The Canning Stock Route ...

... presents this history in the complex and dense terms of local lived memory and experience. counterhistory and memory Aboriginal history Indigenous new media community art and media industry Yiwarra Kuju: The Canning Stock Route This final chapter tracks the historical development...

... more deep and intimate—into cultural reasoning that reproduces stereotypes of indigenous Venezuelans. media mediatization news indigenous social movement epidemiological normalization ...

.... digital literacy anthropology of Indigenous media cyberterritorialism and digital futures Desart Inc. Tjala Arts ...

... governmentality, and with new forms of Indigenous public culture and suggests that the voice in northern Australian media production must be understood as at once an object of institutional desire, a site of governmental interest, and as the raison d’être of a broad range of activist initiatives. The introduction...

... This chapter challenges received dichotomies between medicine and the media, examining how epidemics and other medical objects are coproduced by media and medical professionals in dispersed sites through a process of biomediatization . It traces complicated relationships between epidemiology...

... forums, or by attempting to depoliticize the ecological effects of these projects through technical media. Researchers have leveraged government and corporate funds for “conflict resolution” to generate new tools for land-based activism. However, many of these experiments have found prolonged and unruly...

... Singapore Ghost Stories as an indigenous folkloric mode of inter-pandemic wisdom transmission. index case epidemic outbreak science journalism news media Russell Lee ...

... health reporter as she produces daily newspaper and radio stories on indigenous leadership in the epidemic, only to fall back—even as her reporting grows more deep and intimate—into cultural reasoning that reproduces stereotypes of indigenous Venezuelans. media mediatization news indigenous...

... be reread to reveal how empire, capitalism, and racialization operate in seemingly apolitical games. video games Asian American digital humanities new media Games from Japan carry a double colonial legacy—that of the oppressor in the Asia-Pacific, and that of the oppressed under Western...

... can be designed to occasion or silence particular types of stories and journalism can prompt epidemiological inquiry. A prominent feature of the 1992–1993 cholera epidemic in Delta Amacuro was news coverage in which public health officials attributed some 500 deaths to an “indigenous culture” whose...

...” in the “postneoliberal” period. García Linera is an intellectual of the left who cofounded, with Felipe Quispe and others, the short-lived Túpac Katari Guerrilla Army ( egtk ). After serving a prison term, from 1992 to 1997, for insurrection and terrorism, he became a well-known political analyst in the news media...

...’ and Pacific New Zealanders’ perceptions of Jean’s and Satyanand’s success stories. It traces discourses of indigeneity, biculturalism, and multiculturalism, and finds that family, friends, and community are more important to youth than high-profile public personalities. The framework of archipelagic American...

...New Technologies, Timeless Knowledges<subtitle>Digital and Interactive Media</subtitle> ...

... as the nation’s hub for anthropological scholarship of written, cultural, and treaty records of Indigenous peoples. This chapter centers Indigenous lawyers and activists, alumni of the museum, and their mission to defend Indigenous rights through law and by becoming an anthropologist. The authors provide...

... of the photographic imprint shares ontological immediacies with originary Ancestral imprintation, conjoining in her work, to command a new revelatory potency. The mediatory capacities of the digital allow the real work of tradition to reveal itself. digital literacy anthropology of Indigenous media...

... that the invisibility of other kinds of femicides, such as those resulting from domestic violence, sex workers, or indigenous women signals the taken for granted nature of these crimes. In contrast, honor killings are rendered intelligible through the sheer visibility granted to them by the mass media. The author...

...Mexico This chapter explores the state of Mexico’s electoral democracy circa 2004. Looking at the role of the media, which reveled in scandals, and at the widespread political corruption, the chapter concludes that the two are intertwined. Andrés Manuel López Obrador Victor Trujillo...