Flores Magón and anarchist farmworkers in California
This is very important. Axé.
This is very important. Axé.
I’ll talk about the work of Jessica Marie Johnson, documentation, print culture per the AAS workshop, and the possibility of archival work here. Axé.
In La expresión americana Lezama apparently describes America as a cannibal or voracious stomach, eating cultures and giving them a new shape, and then in a slightly different key, we’ve got La vorágine, the jungle that devours. So this cannibal motif is everywhere, not just in Oswald. I have to think more about this. Axé.
Aquí. This article is very pretty, with lovely and suggestive prose. Paisaje is naturaleza convertida en cultura por un sujeto; it is an imago, or an idealized image. According to Lezama it is paisaje that creates culture. And it is in the discovery of countryside that la expresión americana begins, and it is the imago … More Imago y paisaje
This is something I would like to read. Axé.
Here it is. Issue 26 is there too, and I had annotated Pérez-Torres’ piece on nomads and migrants, for Vallejo and for borderlands. I wonder if it will still seem relevant. I will take the journal home and look, and then I will recycle it. Axé.
I want to buy this book. Axé.
I want to buy this book but I also want to go to the store and read all the books. I prefer just to keep the page open to contemplate. Axé.
Rolena Adorno’s 1986 book and Koning on Columbus’ enterprise are going, for faded covers and because I don’t open them any more. They are truly great books and fortunately, not hard to get. So great that I can get them again. Also, what the heck for tatteredness: Brotherston on Latin American poetry (origins and presence); … More Guamán Poma, Hans Koning…and more
…although I thought ‘Baki was Sabaki. In any case, here’s the article about his correspondence with Joseph Beam. ‘Baki is brilliant. Axé.