... Haydée Santamaría and Argentine revolutionary icon Ernesto Che Guevara shared a profound respect for art’s role in social change, and a belief that art is the highest form of revolution. They also agreed that liberation struggles must be supported throughout the developing world. And they were...

... to separate. Leisure is no longer the exclusive property of an elite. This fact has had profound ramifications for travel and for the world. vacationing leisure industry social mobility Karl Marx Thorstein Veblen ...

... of meaning and identity as coherent and unitary, and they thereby open up the possibility for new forms of signification. Their performances assert a profound and complex connection between bodies, sensuality, and meaning. Fall on Your Knees also, however, situates the liberatory potential of improvised...

... of improvisation. Here, banding is employed as a case study on the interconnectedness of bodies through objects during improvisation, and as a profound, mindful practice of embodied expressivity. embodiment movement sound interconnect disorient ...

... Emigration that is associated with political violence can be a form of dismemberment, in which nations are broken apart, families are separated, histories are repressed, and populations are divided by immigration status. These processes are particularly profound in the case of those who...

... theater. On the other hand, he admits that the April uprising was unexpected, and he senses that the results could be profound and enduring. While he is unexpectedly impressed by the maturity of some of the revolutionary leaders, he also notes that the burdens and challenges of change were formidable. ...

...-sponsored project in the 1920s had a profound afterlife throughout the Americas. Mexican mural movement Diego Rivera Nicaragua public art Mexican Revolution ...

... This introduction argues that the sensational mode is uniquely revealing of the transformation of quotidian experience and public life under capitalist modernity, particularly in Latin American contexts, where modernization has exacerbated profound social divides. Highlighting the role...

...) by visiting the yarn store, joining knitting circles, and looking for other safe venues for sociality, even “stranger sociality.” This was sought as a palliative for frightening loneliness, long-term social isolation, and the vulnerability of advanced age. “The need to help” arose from a profound neediness...

... to solitary confinement have shown that solitary confinement exhibits the limitations of the self’s sovereignty by highlighting the body’s profound dependency on relationships with things in the world in order to sustain emotional equilibrium. The nonsovereignty of the self is also demonstrated in Lauren...

.... Steve Mass couldn’t straightforwardly ignore developments at Club 57. Beginning in the summer of 1980 he started to offer work to several core members. Around the same time Mass started to experience profound tensions with one of his principal DJs, Anita Sarko. Club 57 Ann Magnuson Keith Haring...

... This chapter argues the Chicana/o geography of Aztlán is produced at the crossing of the U.S. and Mexican geographies in the Southwest and as an effect of the profound psychic loss suffered by a melancholic Mexican American population forced to renounce indigenous ancestry. The chapter examines...

... the profound difficulties that the missionaries faced in translating this vision into reality in New Zealand and their inability to significantly transform Māori society. In-fighting, conflicts over resources, struggles over status between convict laborers and “mechanic missionaries,” and clashes over goods...

... experiences of office, evaluating the impact of gender quotas. The chapter demonstrates indigenous women’s agendas that represent a process of decolonizing rights, that is, these agendas’ profound questioning of the racialized, unequal, individual subject posited in liberal citizenship. Whereas...

... citizenship on both sides of the border through the radical exclusion of indios bárbaros. The treaty further required annexed Mexicans to renounce this dangerous indigenous heritage, a profound psychic loss examined in George Washington Gómez by Américo Paredes. indios bárbaros savage tribes Treaty...

... growers. The march had a profound national impact. President Jaime Paz Zamora, accompanied by a delegation of cabinet ministers and parliamentary leaders, went to meet the procession midroute, at the small subtropical hamlet of Yolosa, in the hopes of defusing it. Yet the marchers rejected...

... Trinidad’s eighteenth-century plantations provoked the most profound energy transition yet seen. The Spanish colonial governor, Josef Chacón, invented fuel. A fuel stores energy in a measurable, countable, transportable, and salable form. Fuel is intrinsically disenchanted and deracinated...

...? Only a handful of my informants willed themselves to see the profound decision all around them. This chapter considers that minority view, a window to hope and action now emergent. ...

...Energy <italic>with</italic> Conscience Trinidad’s eighteenth-century plantations provoked the most profound energy transition yet seen. The Spanish colonial governor, Josef Chacón, invented fuel. A fuel stores energy in a measurable, countable, transportable, and salable form. Fuel...