[I]ts multi-focal approach and broad array of topics covered make this volume of great interest for a variety of scholars working on Latin-American, film, gender and critical race studies, and an indispensable resource for thoseinterested in Colombian cultural and violence studies.

• Introduction: Territories of Conflict through Colombian Cultural StudiesNarratives of the Past in History TextbooksThe Duty of Memory: La Violencia between Remembrance and ForgettingNational Identity in Colombian Comics: Between Violence and New ConfigurationsVictims and Warriors: Representations and Self-Representations of the FARC-EP and Its LeadersCharisma and Nation in the Hegemony of Uribismo in ColombiaThe Greenhouse Gaze: Climate and Culture in Colombia (1808-1934)The Darién Gap: Political Discourse and Economic Development in ColombiaSafeguarding the Witoto: How Indigenous Law May Challengethe Universality of Human RightsThe Soundscape and the Reshaping of Territories:Neighborhood Sounds in San Nicolás, CaliThe Amputated Body: Ghostly and Literal PresenceColombian Women Activists and the Potential for PeaceBeauty Queens and Theme Parks: Coffee Culture inContemporary ColombiaAmores Invisibles: The Politics of Gender in theColombian Cultural IndustryUnheard Claims, Well-Known Rhythms: The MusicalGuerrilla FARC-EP (1988-2010)The Case of Chocquibtown: Approaches to the Nation inContemporary New Colombian MusicWeaving Words and Meanings for the ColombianCountryside: Jorge Velosa's Carranguera LyricsNatural Plots: The Rural Turn in ContemporaryColombian CinemaKidnapping and Representation: Images of a Sovereignin the MakingGoing Down Narco Memory Lane: Pablo Escobar in theVisual MediaList of ContributorsIndex

[I]ts multi-focal approach and broad array of topics covered make this volume of great interest for a variety of scholars working on Latin-American, film, gender and critical race studies, and an indispensable resource for thoseinterested in Colombian cultural and violence studies.

• Introduction: Territories of Conflict through Colombian Cultural StudiesNarratives of the Past in History TextbooksThe Duty of Memory: La Violencia between Remembrance and ForgettingNational Identity in Colombian Comics: Between Violence and New ConfigurationsVictims and Warriors: Representations and Self-Representations of the FARC-EP and Its LeadersCharisma and Nation in the Hegemony of Uribismo in ColombiaThe Greenhouse Gaze: Climate and Culture in Colombia (1808-1934)The Darién Gap: Political Discourse and Economic Development in ColombiaSafeguarding the Witoto: How Indigenous Law May Challengethe Universality of Human RightsThe Soundscape and the Reshaping of Territories:Neighborhood Sounds in San Nicolás, CaliThe Amputated Body: Ghostly and Literal PresenceColombian Women Activists and the Potential for PeaceBeauty Queens and Theme Parks: Coffee Culture inContemporary ColombiaAmores Invisibles: The Politics of Gender in theColombian Cultural IndustryUnheard Claims, Well-Known Rhythms: The MusicalGuerrilla FARC-EP (1988-2010)The Case of Chocquibtown: Approaches to the Nation inContemporary New Colombian MusicWeaving Words and Meanings for the ColombianCountryside: Jorge Velosa's Carranguera LyricsNatural Plots: The Rural Turn in ContemporaryColombian CinemaKidnapping and Representation: Images of a Sovereignin the MakingGoing Down Narco Memory Lane: Pablo Escobar in theVisual MediaList of ContributorsIndex