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Carlota McAllister |
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Carlota McAllister, PhD
Associate Professor (tenured)
Department of Anthropology
Centre for Research on Latin America and the Caribbean
815 York Research Tower
Phone: (416) 736-2100 ext. 66121
Email: carlota@yorku.ca
Ph.D. (Distinction), Johns Hopkins University, Anthropology
M.A., Johns Hopkins University, Anthropology
M.A., University of Arizona, Anthropology
B.A. (High Honours), University of Toronto
Research
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Conscience and Consciousness in a Postrevolutionary Guatemalan Village
Revolution is imagined by its
practitioners as the inescapable end of the
march of historical progress. How do former Guatemalan indigenous
revolutionaries reassemble the capacity for working toward the future when
counterrevolutionary violence arrests history’s
movement forward?
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Making Property and Appropriating
Nature in Chilean Patagonia
Is capitalist nature a single
ontological formation? Chilean gauchos use the category of private property to
defend their
cow- and sheepherding livelihood against competing projects for commodifying Patagonian “nature”, but they ground their claims to property
in distinct human-nonhuman relationships from those naturalized in neoliberal
capitalism.
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