...Obliterating Third Paths<subtitle>The Battles of Lima and Puno</subtitle> ...

.... In the latter half of the decade, El tren fantasma ( The Ghost Train , 1926) and El puño de hierro ( The Iron Fist , 1927), directed by Gabriel García Moreno in Orizaba, Veracruz, reworked the conventions of imported serials to highlight the dark underside of urbanization and expanding transportation...

... Titicaca (rather than the Umasuyu road on the eastern bank), passing through Juli, Ilave, and Puno, then descended to the valleys of Arequipa in order to follow the route north to Lima. ...

..., economic, and territorial weaknesses and marginalization, it is remarkable to see the willingness of Peruvian regions such as Arequipa, Ayacucho, Cuzco, and Puno to join forces with Bolivia in this era. The two documents presented here, from 1836 and 1837, reflect southern Peru’s participation...

... criticism. Journalists presented the staging of onscreen violence as a newsworthy spectacle while debating portrayals perilously close to stereotyped images of Mexicans in Hollywood films. In the latter half of the decade, El tren fantasma ( The Ghost Train , 1926) and El puño de hierro ( The Iron Fist...

... images of Mexicans in Hollywood films. In the latter half of the decade, El tren fantasma ( The Ghost Train , 1926) and El puño de hierro ( The Iron Fist , 1927), directed by Gabriel García Moreno in Orizaba, Veracruz, reworked the conventions of imported serials to highlight the dark underside...

... the Umasuyu road on the eastern bank), passing through Juli, Ilave, and Puno, then descended to the valleys of Arequipa in order to follow the route north to Lima. The rich silver mines of Potosí were like veins through which flowed, as one contemporary put it, “the blood of the political body...

..., and was short-lived. In light of Bolivia’s later political, economic, and territorial weaknesses and marginalization, it is remarkable to see the willingness of Peruvian regions such as Arequipa, Ayacucho, Cuzco, and Puno to join forces with Bolivia in this era. The two documents presented here, from 1836...