Chiapas: The End of Silence / El fin del silencio,Used

Chiapas: The End of Silence / El fin del silencio,Used

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Chiapas: The End of Silence is Antonio Turok's striking visual diary of his experiences in this southern Mexican state, which is in many ways a cultural crossroads for the Americas. The region is marked by centuries of conflict between modern society and the indigenous communitiesthe most recent of which was the uprising in 1994 by the Zapatista Army. With this struggle, which continues today in search of a peaceful settlement, the Maya Indians ended their centuriesold silence, and captured the imaginations of leftist activists around the world.While they cannot help but reflect the politics of the region, Turok's photographs transcend mere reportage, echoing the rich history of Chiapas. His portraits of the many different lives and ritualsfrom religious festivals to country funerals, from high society to homelessnessoffer a multifaceted view of a social environment so complex as to resemble a hall of mirrors.There are sixtyfour blackandwhite images in this book, along with personal commentary by Turok and an introduction by Francisco lvarez Quiones, Chiapaneco poet and playwright. Detailed captions in English and Spanish appear at the back of the book.

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