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Spring 2013
representation of the Indian: the Golden Age, the films of the sixties and seventies, and finally the so-called indigenous video. One specific objective of this work is to discuss how the productions made by indigenous mediamakers in Mexico create a space of confrontation and dialogue between the long history of
representations about Indianess that were built by the national culture, and the constructions of indianess made from the perspective of Amerindian knowledge. At the same time there is a discussion about how the videos made by indigenous mediamakers disrupt the national cultural geography and the model of
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2013-04-27
Submitted on April 27, 2013 in fulfillment of the degree of BA Honours Romance Languages; Supervisor: Dr. Victoria Ruétalo