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Everyday Lives and Gendered Experiences: Social Relations and Authoritarian Regimes in South America

Conference on Latin American History 55
Saturday, January 5, 2013: 11:30 AM-1:30 PM
Beauregard Salon (Hotel Monteleone)
Chairs:
Brenda J. Elsey, Hofstra University Patrick Barr-Melej, Ohio University
Papers:
Gendering the "Reconstruction of Self" in Pinochet's Chile: Youth, the Psyche, and Society, 1973–90
Brandi A. Townsend, University of Maryland at College Park
"Well, We Certainly Still Flirted": (Un)realities of Moral, Sexual, and Anticommunist Inculcation in Brazil
Benjamin Arthur Cowan, George Mason University
Turning Mapuches into Chileans: Youth Development and Family Planning in Perquenco
Scott Crago, University of New Mexico
"As Obsessed As the Men": Argentine Women's Participation during the 1978 World Cup
Jennifer Lee Schaefer, Emory University
A "Father Loved By All"? The National "Family" and the Gendered Nature of State-Society Relations in Brazil, 1964–85
Colin M. Snider, University of Texas-Tyler
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