Titlebook: Representing History, Class, and Gender in Spain and Latin America; Children and Adolesc Carolina Rocha,Georgia Seminet Book 2012 Carolina

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Book 2012This anthology explores the role of children and teenagers in Latin American and Spanish Film as protagonists, victims and witnesses of societies polarized by and still grappling with the consequences of political divisions.

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Fairies, Maquis, and Children without Schoolshis chapter proposes that the gaze of the child has become a privileged locus from which to retell those years, seven decades after the conflict. Recent Spanish cinema seems to find an adequate point of view in the form of the gaze of a child in order to politically and aesthetically represent the war in a satisfying manner.

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Enabling, Enacting, and Envisioning Societal Complicityer: a gun points to a boy’s head; a sniffling girl pleads to be released because the handcuffs hurt. It is with these haunting images of an otherwise familiar childhood game that Daniel Bustamante evocatively replicates the violence and terror of 1977 Argentina and introduces his first feature-length film, . (2009).

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From Bu?uel to Eimbckert of a talented crop of emerging Mexican filmmakers, which includes Carlos Reygadas and younger directors like Amat Escalante, Rodrigo Plá, Gerardo Naranjo, and Nicolas Pereda—applies to the subject of the orphan..

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Surviving Childhoodnvironment void of any harshness or hardship. The word . derives from the Latin . and refers to an undeveloped logical consciousness and an inability to produce speech. Representative of infans, young children are perceived as dependent and powerless, overly influenced by their emotions and conseque

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