127th Annual Meeting (January 3-6, 2013): “Traditional in the Mountains, Revolutionary in the Cities?” Gendered Places and Stories of Nicaraguan Women from Sandino to the Contras

“Traditional in the Mountains, Revolutionary in the Cities?” Gendered Places and Stories of Nicaraguan Women from Sandino to the Contras

Conference on Latin American History 79

Sunday, January 6, 2013: 8:30 AM-10:30 AM

Gallier Salon (Hotel Monteleone)

Chair:

Richard Grossman, Northeastern Illinois University and Columbia College Chicago

Papers:

Cooking, Nursing, and Loving: Demystifying Sandinista's Narratives on Womens Roles during the Sandino Rebellion, 1927–33
Richard Grossman, Northeastern Illinois University and Columbia College Chicago

From Embodying Virility to Terror: The Political and Symbolic Participation of Female Somocistas in Shaping Violence in Nicaragua, 1936–44
Susy M. Sanchez, University of Notre Dame

Muchachas Rebeldes: Liberation Theology and Women’s Participation in Nicaragua’s Movimiento Cristiano Revolucionario
Claudia Rueda, University of Texas at Austin

Gendered Geographies of Violence: Revolution, Counterinsurgency, and Community in Rural Nicaragua, 1978–79
Robert J. Sierakowski, University of California, Los Angeles

Comment:

The Audience

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