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... The general introduction explains the organization of the anthology and provides an outline of recent history. Volume editors explore the multiple ways Colombians themselves understand the nation and discuss the gap between homegrown images of nationhood and those that circulate internationally...

... to design improvising machine systems that manifest features such as autonomy, individuality, subjectivity, and musical uniqueness employed a range of bricolage and homegrown techniques that themselves were seen as resistant to assorted institutional hegemonies. The creation of computers that respond...

... between the Virgin of Charity and Ochún, an oricha (goddess) of fecundity. Cuba’s homegrown Marian advocation also appealed to white supporters of national independence who rejected Spanish (and disdained African) cultural elements and embraced all things “creole.” Encampments of mambises (independence...

... Rooted in intermixing and synthesis, the sounds and scenes that defined the opening years of the 1980s transformed what was supposed to have been a cooling-down period into the convulsive climax of 1970s inventiveness. The period brimmed with ferociously inventive homegrown music and saw party...

... region prior to abolition in 1886, black members of ethnically Lucumí cabildos (devotional societies) forged a symbolic relationship between the Virgin of Charity and Ochún, an oricha (goddess) of fecundity. Cuba’s homegrown Marian advocation also appealed to white supporters of national independence who...

... to design improvising machine systems that manifest features such as autonomy, individuality, subjectivity, and musical uniqueness employed a range of bricolage and homegrown techniques that themselves were seen as resistant to assorted institutional hegemonies. The creation of computers that respond...

... that both challenges and sheds light on more traditional human-human models of the social. Efforts to design improvising machine systems that manifest features such as autonomy, individuality, subjectivity, and musical uniqueness employed a range of bricolage and homegrown techniques that themselves were...