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Ordinary Geographies: Care, Violence, and Agrarian Extractivism in "Post"?Conflict" Colombia
This paper explores the processes of meaning"?making around femicide in Guatemala, highlighting how particular bodies and spaces are pre"?figured as "disposable" through racialised and gendered imaginaries. I draw upon Butlerian epistemologies of violence and indigenous and feminist scholarship from Guatemala and the Americas to analyse why femicides are scripted differently for victims who emerge in "public" spatial formations. Grounded in analysis of the main national newspaper's reporting and the state's regulatory framework around violence, and supplemented with interviews and ethnographic observations that emerged in the context of a high"?profile "private" femicide, I argue that "public" victims are read relationally against two subjects who"?through reactivated historical scripts of violence"?help communicate public victims' disposability. This paper contributes a rich account of the socio"?spatial logics informing how bodies matter in Guatemala; more broadly, it emphasises the productive work of states and powerful institutions like media in reinforcing hierarchies between victims of femicide.
ResumenEste art??culo explora los procesos mediante los cuales se interpreta el femicidio en Guatemala, enfatizando los imaginarios racistas y sexistas que prefiguran ciertos cuerpos y espacios como "desechables". Mi trabajo se basa en epistemolog??as Butlerianas de la violencia y las obras de mujeres ind??genas y feministas de Guatemala y las Am?ricas, con el fin de analizar la manera particular en que se presentan los casos de v??ctimas de femicidio que emergen de formaciones espaciales "p??blicas". Bas??ndome en un an??lisis de reportajes del peri??dico de mayor circulaci??n en el pa??s y las pol??ticas estatales alrededor de la violencia, suplementado con entrevistas y observaciones etnogr??ficas que emergieron en el contexto de un caso considerado de alto impacto, sostengo que las v??ctimas "p??blicas" se presentan en relaci??n a dos sujetos quienes "? a trav?s de discursos hist??ricos reactivados "? comunican la desechabilidad de las v??ctimas "p??blicas". Este art??culo brinda un recuento de las l??gicas socioespaciales que informan el significado de los cuerpos en Guatemala; en t?rminos m??s generales, enfatiza el trabajo productivo de los estados y de instituciones poderosas como los medios de comunicaci??n, para reforzar las jerarqu??as de las v??ctimas de femicidio.
» Author: 2> <p>In Colombia's agrarian spaces, war and extractivism are deeply entangled. Almost four years after the peace accords signed between the national government and the FARC guerrilla, post"?conflict geographies are best characterised by the ongo
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