Uprising Of Hope: Sharing The Zapatista Journey To Alternative Development (Crossroads In Qualitative Inquiry),New

Uprising Of Hope: Sharing The Zapatista Journey To Alternative Development (Crossroads In Qualitative Inquiry),New

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The Zapatistas Of Chiapas, Mexico, Have Often Been Portrayed In Reductive, Polarized Terms; Either As Saintly Activists Or Dangerous Rebels. Cultural Anthropologists Duncan Earle And Jeanne Simonelli, Drawing On Decadeslong Relationships And Fieldwork, Attained A Collegiality With The Zapatistas That Reveals A More Complex Portrait Of A People Struggling With Selfdetermination On Every Level. Seeking A New Kind Of Experimental Ethnography, Earle & Simonelli Have Chronicled A Social Experiment Characterized By Resistance, Autonomy And Communality. Combining Their Own Compelling Narrative As Participantobservers, And Those Of Their Chiapas Compadres, The Authors Effectively Call For An Activist Approach To Research. The Result Is A Unique Ethnography That Is At Once Analytical And Deeply Personal. Uprising Of Hope Will Be Compelling Reading For Scholars And General Readers Of Anthropology, Social Justice, Ethnography, Latin American History And Ethnic Studies.

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