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Frankfurter Studien zur Iberoromania und Frankophonie

Archivos, entramados y transformaciones
polifónicas de la memoria en Colombia

Archivos, entramados y transformaciones polifónicas de la memoria en Colombia

Prólogo 

I El Informe de la Comisión de la Verdad como archivo histórico, polifónico y transmedial

Conversación con Lucía González, Martha Nubia Bello y Patricia Ariza. Moderación: Pilar Mendoza
El Informe de la Comisión de la Verdad: un diálogo entre la verdad y la memoria

Stefan Peters
¿Justicia transformadora en Colombia? El papel de la Comisión para el Esclarecimiento de la Verdad 

Ana Guglielmucci y Juan Pablo Vera
Tras las Huellas de la Desaparición: regímenes testimoniales y contraforenses para el esclarecimiento de la Verdad en Colombia 

Ivonne Suárez Pinzón
El Informe Final de la Comisión de la Verdad: un archivo vigente 

II Los procesos recíprocos entre memoria comunicativa y memoria cultural
Carlos Satizábal
La elaboración poética del dolor 

Roland Spiller
Transformación del trauma, creación del archivo en películas de animación: El canto de las moscas de Ana María Vallejo 

Tania Camila Triana Cuevas
Lo que resta del conflicto: Un análisis comparativo entre Mi vida y el palacio: 6 y 7 de noviembre de 1985 (2020) de Helena Urán Bidegain y Cartago (2021) de Daniel Cristancho 

Ana Camila Jaramillo Beltrán
La metáfora cinematográfica en la ficción documental (Reconstrucción y conservación de la memoria cultural) 

III La construcción del archivo entre el testimonio, la documentación y la creación artística

María Gaitán Valencia, directora general, y el equipo del CNMH
El Centro Nacional de Memoria Histórica: un ecosistema de memoria y verdad 

Francesca Casafina
La represión política y social en Colombia en las cartas del Archivo Histórico de la Fundación Lelio-Lisli Basso de Roma 

Gary Huertas
La función testimonial y la narración disyuntiva: políticas públicas y metodologías híbridas en la justicia restaurativa colombiana 

IV Distintos paisajes estéticos como formas de archivo y de memorias colectivas

Pilar Mendoza
MAMPUJÁN: Entre el horror de los Montes de María y el resguardo de los ángeles 

Adriana González Navarro
Tabacos, algarrobos y malezas: plantas portadoras de memoria para la creación literaria y visual 

Karen Genschow
Paisajes y archivos de la violencia en La mata (2020) y La Bonga (2022) 

Franziska Gesine Brede
Narrativas del agua en los testimonios de ex miembros de las FARC-EP en las antologías Agua corriente (2022) y Naturaleza común (2021)

Methuen Drama Engage

History, Memory and Performance

Revisiting the Past in Contemporary British Theatre

Als Star Wars 1977 in die Kinos kam, waren alle, die den Film sahen und rezensierten, der Meinung, dass es sich um ein aufregendes, innovatives Stück Popkultur handelte, ein rasantes, mit Spezialeffekten vollgepacktes Märchen im Weltraum. Der erste Film und die darauffolgenden Episoden waren ein weltweiter Erfolg und brachten der Produktionsfirma Lucasfilm von Schöpfer George Lucas, seiner Spezialeffektfirma Industrial Light and Magic und dem Studio Twentieth Century Fox eine Menge Geld ein. Mit sechs Filmen in 28 Jahren schuf Autor, Regisseur und Produzent George Lucas den modernen Monomythos unserer Zeit, der das Kind in uns allen anspricht. Wir sehen Anakin Skywalker, der unter Obi-Wan Kenobi zum Jedi ausgebildet wird und die Liebe zur Königin von Naboo, Padmé Amidala, findet, bevor er sich der dunklen Seite seiner Persönlichkeit zuwendet und mehr Maschine als Mensch wird. Jahre später folgen wir dem Feuchtfarmer Luke Skywalker auf seiner Reise durch eine weit, weit entfernte Galaxis und treffen dabei auf so außergewöhnliche Charaktere wie den mysteriösen Einsiedler Obi-Wan Kenobi, die Weltraumpiraten Han Solo und Chewbacca, die treuen Droiden C-3PO und R2-D2, die mutige Prinzessin Leia und den schrecklichen Darth Vader, Diener des dunklen, bösartigen Imperators. Um seine epische Vision zu verwirklichen, schuf George Lucas Raum für bahnbrechende visuelle Effekte und digitale Technologien, die die Art und Weise, wie visuelle Unterhaltung produziert und rezipiert wird, für immer verändert haben. Dieses Buch taucht tief in die Lucasfilm-Archive und ist reich illustriert mit Drehbuchseiten, Produktionsdokumenten, Konzeptzeichnungen, Storyboards, Fotos vom Drehort, Standbildern und Postern aus den sechs von George Lucas geschriebenen und produzierten Star Wars-Filmen.

Das Star Wars Archiv. Episoden I-VI

This new, fourth edition of Bradt's Colombia has been thoroughly revised and updated to include all the most recent developments in this emerging South American destination and to bring to the fore the country's fast-developing ecotourism offering. New for this edition is coverage of Yopal and San Jose del Guaviare, Caqueta, Vichada and Guainia, and on the Atlantic coast, Palomino. Also included are details of how to go star-gazing in the lunar landscapes of the Tatacoa desert, learning to wrangle cattle during the Coleo festival in Villavicencio, visiting ancient rock paintings in unexplored Guaviare, where to try the traditional fermented tipple of the original Muisca people, and visiting the rainbow river of Cano Cristales and the untouched wilds and jungles of Chiribiquete National Park. After decades of trouble, Colombia now offers one of the most exciting new travel experiences in South America. The country is home to a staggering 10% of all species found on the planet: pink river dolphins swim in the Amazon near Leticia, jaguar and ocelot slip between the trees in vine-tangled rainforest and birdwatchers rightly marvel in the vast savannah of Los Llanos and beyond. What's more, from vibrant cities such as Bogota, Medellin, Cali and Cartagena to emerging destinations across the country, Colombians will receive you with a smile as if you were one of their own. Still unaccustomed to international visitors, just speaking a little Spanish goes a long way. With Bradt's Colombia, relax in Bogotas fashionable restaurants, discover the colonial backwater of Mompos, a town currently undergoing something of a renaissance with its traditional silver jewellery shops and international jazz festival, and explore the UNESCO Seaflower Biosphere Reserve in the San Andres Archipelago, location of Providencia, the least developed and visited island in all of the Caribbean. For birders, the country boasts an embarrassment of riches, nowhere more so than Los Llanos and the Sierra Nevada mountains in the north.

Colombia

Scenes from a Northern Girlhood

Base Notes

Rethinking Peace and Conflict Studies

“A gift to societies all over the world.”—Nico Koopman, Vice-rector for Social Impact, Transformation and Personnel, Stellenbosch University, South Africa.&nbsp;“This volume comes at the right time. … May this book inspire many to find new trust that a different world is possible!”—Heinrich Bedford-Strohm, Moderator of the WCC central committee“This superb volume … is to be welcomed by all scholars and practitioners.”—William Storrar, Center of Theological Inquiry in Princeton, USAIn its second edition, this extended and revised volume brings together alternative and innovative approaches in conflict resolution. With traditional military intervention repeatedly contributing to instability and violence, the study of alternative approaches has become imperative. Can forgiveness help heal relationships in post-apartheid South Africa? How can art assist dealing with ‘unrememberable’ events such as the genocide in Rwanda? What transformational resources do women offer in contexts of massive human rights violations? The aim of this edited volume is twofold: to provide and encourage critical reflection of the approaches presented here and to explore concrete improvements in conflict resolution strategies. In its interdisciplinary and international outlook, this work combines the tried-and-tested approaches from conflict resolution experts in academia, NGOs and civil society, making it an invaluable tool for academics and practitioners alike.Christine Schliesser is Senior Lecturer at the Institute for Social Ethics at Zurich University and Director of studies at the Center for Faith and Society at Fribourg University, Switzerland.Martin Leiner is Chair of systematic theology and ethics at Jena University, Germany.&nbsp;

Alternative Approaches in Conflict Resolution

Set within the gritty world of Colombian drug cartels, Tom Bradby depicts the dark underbelly of the crime world with his signature atmospheric plotting. Rafa Fernandez was always crystal clear about one thing; hell would freeze over before he was dragged into the dirty business that made his father one of the richest and most powerful criminal bosses in the world. But now his father is dead, hell has indeed frozen over and, whether he likes it or not, his father's billions are his. Unfortunately, the old man's rivals have an eye not just on the drugs' business but the other assets too. Soon his family is under threat: his sister has been kidnapped, and his wife and son living in fear. If they, and he, are to survive, he must become the master of his father's world. Dr Laura Strong also has dark secrets - some crippling gambling debts accumulated trying to care for her disabled brother. When Rafa offers her the chance to transform her finances by caring for his own son, she has no choice but to say yes, particularly when agents from the National Crime Agency urge her to take the job - and inform on her new boss. As a reluctant drug dealer and a damaged doctor are pushed together by an increasingly brutal series of events, the question is simple; can either of them survive? And, if so, how?

Red Scorpion

Afro-Latin America

Art and Anti-Racism in Latin America

Postcolonialism and Religions

How can we understand and respond to past and present entanglements of Christianity with colonisation? What kinds of theological perspectives and approaches are needed in the wake of colonisation and its impact?&nbsp;Unsettling Theologies&nbsp;includes responses to these questions from Aboriginal, Māori, Pasifika, and White scholars.&nbsp; Brian Fiu Kolia is Lecturer in Old Testament Studies at Malua Theological College&nbsp;and an ordained minister of the Congregational Christian Church, Samoa. He&nbsp;grew up in Australia and Samoa and his roots go back to the villages of Sili Savaii,&nbsp;Satapuala, Tufutafoe, and Faleaseela. Michael Mawson&nbsp;is the Maclaurin Goodfellow Associate Professor of Theological and Religious Studies at the University of Auckland/ Waipapa Taumata Rau. He is a Pākehā New Zealander with Scottish and English ancestry.

Memory, Identity, and Place

Unsettling Theologies

So much of what we think about memory is misguided. The pioneering memory researcher and neuroscientist Dr Charan Ranganath explains what your brain is really up to and reveals the powerful role memory plays in nearly every aspect of our lives.

Revealing the Hidden Power of Memory

Why We Remember

"I have never encountered any scholarship that seeks to place environmental justice studies in conversation with the supernatural—until now.&nbsp;Visions of Global Environmental Justice&nbsp;presents&nbsp;a powerful and creative articulation of how accounts of the supernatural function as cautionary tales about socioecological limits and human/nonhuman relations. Alexander Huezo's push for a new global EJ studies framework is innovative and long overdue."—David Naguib Pellow, author of What is Critical Environmental Justice?&nbsp; "In this remarkable, completely original examination of the War on Drugs in Colombia, Huezo&nbsp;employs the notion of supernatural visions to theorize the global and non/human dimensions of environmental justice in powerful, fascinating, and innovative ways. Drawing on decades-long engagement with rural Afro-Colombian communities, this is a beautifully written (and illustrated!) major contribution to environmental justice studies and political ecology."—Ulrich Oslender, author of&nbsp;The Geographies of Social Movements: Afro-Colombian Mobilization and the Aquatic Space "Huezo has written a truly original and inspiring scholarly monograph, pushing the boundaries of environmental justice to consider, among other things, globalization, the War on Drugs, and the supernatural. Huezo does this through the power of storytelling by farmers, activists, and grass roots organizations, which connects transnational US foreign policy, specifically war on drugs policy, to localized supernatural visions, violence, and environmental racism in Colombia.&nbsp;This book is a must-read for any person interested in environmental justice studies and its emerging subfield, global environmental justice studies."—Michael Mascarenhas, author of Toxic Water, Toxic System: Environmental Racism and Michigan's Water War "By centering his analysis on accounts of supernatural visions, Visions of Global Environmental Justice offers an innovative exploration of the experiences of Afro-Colombian communities on the front lines of multiple forms of violence. Written in accessible prose, Huezo's book analyzes how the insights of the environmental justice movements can illuminate neglected dimensions of the US War on Drugs."—Winifred Tate, author of&nbsp;Drugs, Thugs, and Diplomats: US Policymaking in Colombia

Comunidades Negras and the War on Drugs in Colombia

Visions of Global Environmental Justice

An extraordinary, gripping survival story that reveals the struggles and resilience of the Colombian Amazon's Indigenous peoples.
In June 2023, four Indigenous children were found alive in the Colombian Amazon, forty days after the light aircraft they had been travelling in crashed into deep jungle, killing the three adults on board. For weeks the Colombian public had been transfixed by clues of the children's survival, of Indigenous tales of malign forest spirits, and of the unconventional tactics of the huge search team. But most now despaired of ever finding the children.
Thirteen-year-old Lesly Jacobombaire Mucutuy never gave up hope.
Forty Days in the Jungle tells the story of how the eldest child kept her siblings safe and fed during their time in the wilderness. It follows the battle-hardened soldiers and the brave Indigenous volunteers who undertook the search operation. And it delves into the Indigenous mythology - the spirits, shamans, and psychedelic potions - that was central to the drama and made it a rescue mission unlike any other. By investigating the children's motives for travel, the tragedy of their backstory, and the months that followed their rescue, it also shines a light on the painful history of Colombia's Amazonian peoples. Lesly and her siblings were survivors before they ever set foot on the plane.

behind the extraordinary survival and rescue of four children lost in the Amazon

Forty Days in the Jungle

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