Latin American Popular Culture (EPDF) von Geoffrey Kantaris

A wide range of essays which provide new conceptualizations of popular culture while linking it to both its long history and some of its most exciting contemporary forms.

Introduction: The Fragile Contemporaneity of the Popular - Geoffrey Kantaris
And Where Are the People? Genealogies of thePueblo during the Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries - Francisco Ortega
Folk Tales and Fabulation in Lucrecia Martel's Films - Joanna Page
How Popular is Cuban Popular Culture? - Stephen M. Hart
'El convertible no convertible': Reconsidering Refuse and Disjecta Aesthetics in Contemporary Cuban Art - Erica Segre
Narratives of Identity and Media Genres - Jesús Martín Barbero
FilmingFavelas: Space, Gender, and Everyday Life inCidade de Deus andAntônia - Lúcia Sá
Colouring Pollution: 'Cleaning' the City and 'Recycling' Social Values in Sao Paulo Street Art - Chandra Morrison
Blogging from the Margins: Grassroots Activism and Mass Media Forms in theHiperbarrio Project - Claire Taylor
Affect, Politics and the Production of The People: Meditations on the Río Magdalena - Rory O'Bryen
The Politics of Emotion in the Mexican Revolution: The Tears of Pancho Villa - Andrea Noble
Memory and Affective Technologies in the Argentine Comic Book SeriesCybersix - Ed King
List of Contributors - Geoffrey Kantaris