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"Our Land Was a Work of Art": Peasant Mobilization, Gender, and Utopias of Land in the Colombian Caribbean, 1950s-1970s = "Nuestra tierra era una obra de arte": movilizacion campesina, genero y utopias sobre la tierra en el Caribe colombiano, 1950s-1970s.
"Our Land Was a Work of Art": Peasant Mobilization, Gender, and Utopias of Land in the Colombian Caribbean, 1950s-1970s = "Nuestra tierra era una obra de arte": movilizacion campesina, genero y utopias sobre la tierra en el Caribe colombiano, 1950s-1970s.
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- 자료유형
- 학위논문(국외)
- 기본표목-개인명
- 표제와 책임표시사항
- Our Land Was a Work of Art: Peasant Mobilization, Gender, and Utopias of Land in the Colombian Caribbean, 1950s-1970s = Nuestra tierra era una obra de arte: movilizacion campesina, genero y utopias sobre la tierra en el Caribe colombiano, 1950s-1970s.
- 발행, 배포, 간사 사항
- 발행, 배포, 간사 사항
- 형태사항
- 226 p.
- 일반주기
- Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 86-11, Section: A.
- 일반주기
- Advisor: Diaz, Arlene;Ojeda, Diana.
- 학위논문주기
- Thesis (Ph.D.)--Indiana University, 2025.
- 요약 등 주기
- 요약The Colombian Caribbean region has one of the most unequal agrarian structures in Latin America. The development of latifundios [large estates] and enclave economies throughout the twentieth century created a system that privileges private accumulation and land concentration at the expense of smallholders and landless peasants. This dissertation highlights the role of gender in both sustaining systems of land accumulation and shaping the mobilization practices that have challenged this unequal agrarian structure.Drawing on oral history and archival research, my dissertation examines the roles of peasant women and children in shaping traditions of mobilization in the Colombian Caribbean during the agrarian reform process of the 1960s and 1970s. I argue that, rather than additive, marginal or complementary to peasant activism, women and children's contributions were crucial to shaping the meanings of land, claims, and strategies of the broader Caribbean mobilization. Throughout the implementation of agrarian reform, peasant women and children actively participated alongside their fellow peasants in opposing land accumulation practices. They cooked and provided food for protesters during public demonstrations and positioned themselves between the police and peasant activists to help prevent violence against their fellow demonstrators. Additionally, during land occupations, they supported their families and communities by growing subsistence crops and attending to the daily needs of those around them. Through their social reproduction work, they sustained the lives and well-being of their fellow peasants. By doing so, Caribbean peasant women and children not only made the peasant mobilization possible, but also created opportunities for Caribbean peasant communities to craft new utopian ideas and practices of land, community, and belonging both against and in negotiation with the predominant practices of land accumulation in the region.
- 요약 등 주기
- 요약a region del Caribe colombiano tiene una de las estructuras agrarias mas desiguales de America Latina. El desarrollo de latifundios y economias de enclave a lo largo del siglo XX creo un sistema que privilegia la acumulacion privada y la concentracion de la tierra a expensas de los pequenos propietarios y los campesinos sin tierra. Esta tesis destaca el papel del genero tanto en el sostenimiento de los sistemas de acumulacion de tierras como en la configuracion de las practicas de movilizacion que han desafiado esta estructura agraria desigual. Basandome en historias orales y en investigacion de archivo, mi tesis examina el papel de las mujeres y los ninos campesinos en la configuracion de las tradiciones de movilizacion en el Caribe colombiano durante el proceso de reforma agraria de los anos sesenta y setenta. Argumento que, mas que aditivas, marginales o complementarias al activismo campesino, las contribuciones de las mujeres y los ninos fueron cruciales para dar forma a los significados de la tierra, las reivindicaciones y las estrategias de la movilizacion en el Caribe. A lo largo de la implementacion de la reforma agraria, las mujeres y los ninos campesinos participaron activamente en la oposicion a las practicas de acumulacion de tierras. Cocinaron y proporcionaron alimentos a los manifestantes durante las manifestaciones publicas y se situaron entre la policia y los activistas campesinos para ayudar a prevenir la violencia contra sus companeros manifestantes. Ademas, durante las ocupaciones de tierras, apoyaron a sus familias y comunidades con cultivos de subsistencia y atendiendo las necesidades diarias de las personas a su alrededor. A traves de su trabajo de reproduccion social, sostuvieron la vida y el bienestar de sus companeros y companeras campesinas. De este modo, las mujeres y los ninos no solo hicieron posible la movilizacion campesina, sino que tambien crearon oportunidades para que las comunidades campesinas caribenas elaboraran nuevas ideas y practicas utopicas sobre la tierra y la comunidad, tanto en contra como en negociacion con las practicas predominantes de acumulacion de tierras en la region.
- 주제명부출표목-일반주제명
- 주제명부출표목-일반주제명
- 비통제 색인어
- 비통제 색인어
- 비통제 색인어
- 비통제 색인어
- 비통제 색인어
- 비통제 색인어
- 부출표목-단체명
- 기본자료저록
- Dissertations Abstracts International. 86-11A.
- 전자적 위치 및 접속
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■520 ▼aThe Colombian Caribbean region has one of the most unequal agrarian structures in Latin America. The development of latifundios [large estates] and enclave economies throughout the twentieth century created a system that privileges private accumulation and land concentration at the expense of smallholders and landless peasants. This dissertation highlights the role of gender in both sustaining systems of land accumulation and shaping the mobilization practices that have challenged this unequal agrarian structure.Drawing on oral history and archival research, my dissertation examines the roles of peasant women and children in shaping traditions of mobilization in the Colombian Caribbean during the agrarian reform process of the 1960s and 1970s. I argue that, rather than additive, marginal or complementary to peasant activism, women and children's contributions were crucial to shaping the meanings of land, claims, and strategies of the broader Caribbean mobilization. Throughout the implementation of agrarian reform, peasant women and children actively participated alongside their fellow peasants in opposing land accumulation practices. They cooked and provided food for protesters during public demonstrations and positioned themselves between the police and peasant activists to help prevent violence against their fellow demonstrators. Additionally, during land occupations, they supported their families and communities by growing subsistence crops and attending to the daily needs of those around them. Through their social reproduction work, they sustained the lives and well-being of their fellow peasants. By doing so, Caribbean peasant women and children not only made the peasant mobilization possible, but also created opportunities for Caribbean peasant communities to craft new utopian ideas and practices of land, community, and belonging both against and in negotiation with the predominant practices of land accumulation in the region.
■520 ▼aa region del Caribe colombiano tiene una de las estructuras agrarias mas desiguales de America Latina. El desarrollo de latifundios y economias de enclave a lo largo del siglo XX creo un sistema que privilegia la acumulacion privada y la concentracion de la tierra a expensas de los pequenos propietarios y los campesinos sin tierra. Esta tesis destaca el papel del genero tanto en el sostenimiento de los sistemas de acumulacion de tierras como en la configuracion de las practicas de movilizacion que han desafiado esta estructura agraria desigual. Basandome en historias orales y en investigacion de archivo, mi tesis examina el papel de las mujeres y los ninos campesinos en la configuracion de las tradiciones de movilizacion en el Caribe colombiano durante el proceso de reforma agraria de los anos sesenta y setenta. Argumento que, mas que aditivas, marginales o complementarias al activismo campesino, las contribuciones de las mujeres y los ninos fueron cruciales para dar forma a los significados de la tierra, las reivindicaciones y las estrategias de la movilizacion en el Caribe. A lo largo de la implementacion de la reforma agraria, las mujeres y los ninos campesinos participaron activamente en la oposicion a las practicas de acumulacion de tierras. Cocinaron y proporcionaron alimentos a los manifestantes durante las manifestaciones publicas y se situaron entre la policia y los activistas campesinos para ayudar a prevenir la violencia contra sus companeros manifestantes. Ademas, durante las ocupaciones de tierras, apoyaron a sus familias y comunidades con cultivos de subsistencia y atendiendo las necesidades diarias de las personas a su alrededor. A traves de su trabajo de reproduccion social, sostuvieron la vida y el bienestar de sus companeros y companeras campesinas. De este modo, las mujeres y los ninos no solo hicieron posible la movilizacion campesina, sino que tambien crearon oportunidades para que las comunidades campesinas caribenas elaboraran nuevas ideas y practicas utopicas sobre la tierra y la comunidad, tanto en contra como en negociacion con las practicas predominantes de acumulacion de tierras en la region.
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