... exhumations forensic anthropology algebra legal system DNA disappearances human rights truth commission counting techniques police archives trial of General Ríos Montt ...

... This chapter builds from the etymology of algebra (meaning “bonesetter”), referring to the cancellation of like terms on opposite sides of the equation, to examine exhumations of mass graves and their role in counting the dead. Forensic anthropologists are disembedding bodies in order to count...

...Bonesetting This chapter builds from the etymology of algebra (meaning “bonesetter”), referring to the cancellation of like terms on opposite sides of the equation, to examine exhumations of mass graves and their role in counting the dead. Forensic anthropologists are disembedding bodies...

... object.” This chapter turns toward psychoanalysis to exhume its genealogy of producing the maternal as always and already threatening, withholding, devouring, and abandoning of queer of color critiques and centers other modes of thought—the “elsewhere” of theory, the body, the senses, the resonant...

... This chapter considers traditional Dominican Spanish-Catholic nationalism through a close study of Henry C. C. Astwood’s most infamous scheme: his attempt to facilitate the lease of Christopher Columbus’s exhumed remains to a US businessman in 1888. The Dominican Republic’s transatlantic debate...

... Church liberals African Methodist Episcopal Odd Fellows Eugenio María de Hostos This chapter considers traditional Dominican Spanish-Catholic nationalism through a close study of Henry C. C. Astwood’s most infamous scheme: his attempt to facilitate the lease of Christopher Columbus’s exhumed...