... Haitian UnificationCésar Nicolás Penson historical silences Hispanophile ideology Vírgenes de Galindo ...

... rhetoric became law, serving as the basis for violence against black Dominicans, rayanos, and ethnic Haitians. Haitian UnificationCésar Nicolás Penson historical silences Hispanophile ideology Vírgenes de Galindo ...

... The encounter that accompanies the spread of empire silences the voices of the colonized and missionized, making it difficult to make the historical narratives of empire audible. In this essay, Bohlman opens the space of imperial encounter by employing the methods and metaphors of triangulation...

... historical documents of the Galindo Murders (1822), the chapter proposes Galindo as foundational to anti-Haitianism and anti-blackness in the Dominican Republic. The chapter shows how, through a process of silencing and rhetorical manipulation, the murder of the Andújar family by common Dominican criminals...

... This chapter explores the 1947 Partition of British India through a critique of its recent oral-archival formations and its construction as an historical ‘event’. This critique includes reflections on my audio research series Partitioned Listening (2020–2022), which invoke the complexity...

.... The sudden appearance of new images in the public sphere manifested itself as an overflow of content against a backdrop of prolonged silence due to censorship. Correspondences with well-known photographs from the 1978–79 popular insurrection were tested, as the memory of the historic Sandinista Revolution...

... The coda grapples with the grammar of black futurity at a crucial historical juncture that has witnessed a string of hauntingly similar killings of unarmed black men at the hands of or in the custody of police. It assesses the frequency of a set of (self-)identification photographs: Tumblr...

... This chapter examines the silence of the Bangladeshi state and civil society on 1947/partition and juxtaposes it with the extensive memorialization and inherent contestations in the national celebrations of 1971/Muktijuddho (the Bangladesh Liberation War). It outlines the historical...

... The chapter locates the accounts of male violations by the West Pakistani army within the historical and colonial discourses relating to the construction of the Bengali Muslim. Further, it identifies the intertextual, contemporary citational references of the discourse of Bengali Muslim...

... in South Carolina. This chapter argues that through physical movements shaped by flights of the imagination, these Black American migrants alleviate a measure of the pain caused by the initial break, and reclaim, in the face of the U.S. South’s geography of silence about slavery, connections...

.... To Singapore, with Love is composed of twenty sequential clips like a music score, intertwining and overlapping five melodic themes: how in games of politics players and pawns are silenced or moved off the board; the cultivation of forms of life and character; diasporic socialities and temporalities; anxieties...

...Audible Displacements This essay explores the audibility of U.S. empire and the sonic landscapes of the extended spaces of the U.S.-Mexico border by focusing on both the pasts and presents of migrant musical practice. In the context of a historical “songbook of migrancy” rooted in corridos...

... of the Latin American testimonio genre. No other female writer or politician from Bolivia has achieved such international acclaim. For Domitila, class identity, feminism, and political struggle always went hand in hand. In 1978–79, she participated in the historic hunger strike that led to the return...

... through a critique of its recent oral-archival formations and its construction as an historical ‘event’. This critique includes reflections on my audio research series Partitioned Listening (2020–2022), which invoke the complexity and reciprocity of speech, listening, silence, poetry and testimony...

.... The rehabilitation program combed/searched for birangonas only to comb/hide them and re-member them in independent Bangladesh. rehabilitation sovereignty state orientalizing re-member The chapter locates the accounts of male violations by the West Pakistani army within the historical and colonial...

...One This chapter examines the silence of the Bangladeshi state and civil society on 1947/partition and juxtaposes it with the extensive memorialization and inherent contestations in the national celebrations of 1971/Muktijuddho (the Bangladesh Liberation War). It outlines the historical...

.... In the aftermath of the revolution of 1952 and the agrarian reform of 1953, the historically marginalized rural majorities in the highlands and valleys found an ally in the Revolutionary Nationalist Movement ( mnr ) government and received the promise of “modernization” if they would exchange their ancestral...

.... Commission of Fine Arts, 1974); Cornelius W. Heine, “The Washington City Canal,” Records of the Columbia Historical Society 53–56 (1953–56): 1–27; and, on nearby unrest, Robert I. Cottom Jr. and Mary Ellen Hayward, Maryland in the Civil War: A House Divided (Baltimore: Maryland Historical Society...

.... Commission of Fine Arts, 1974); Cornelius W. Heine, “The Washington City Canal,” Records of the Columbia Historical Society 53–56 (1953–56): 1–27; and, on nearby unrest, Robert I. Cottom Jr. and Mary Ellen Hayward, Maryland in the Civil War: A House Divided (Baltimore: Maryland Historical Society...