Name: Sadistic Cholas: Transfeminist Provocations in Contemporary Peru (en Inglés)
SKU: 66891462
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Author: Rodriguez-Ulloa, Olga
ISBN: 9781477333754

portada Sadistic Cholas: Transfeminist Provocations in Contemporary Peru (en Inglés)

Sadistic Cholas: Transfeminist Provocations in Contemporary Peru (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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University of Texas Press

Autor

Rodriguez-Ulloa, Olga

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Inglés

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280

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Tapa Dura

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9781477333754

Sadistic Cholas: Transfeminist Provocations in Contemporary Peru (en Inglés)

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Analyzing how Peruvian feminist art and activism subverts and reclaims the chola stereotype to confront colonial and patriarchal institutions. Indigenous Andean women have long been derided in Peru, spurned by colonial and then national elites as depraved cholas. Olga Rodriguez-Ulloa shows how contemporary artists and activists not only reclaim this term of abuse but also mobilize the stereotype of the angry and perverted chola to confront the cruelties of patriarchy, capitalism, and white supremacy. Sadistic Cholas examines music, visual arts, literature, and grassroots organizing by self-identified cholas--in particular, Black women and trans and queer feminists. Under colonial domination, cholas were destined for sexual coercion, labor extraction, and reproductive exploitation. While exhuming historical traces of chola resistance, Rodriguez-Ulloa argues that this condition of oppression persisted through the internal war of the 1980s, when Marxist women at the forefront of the armed campaign were condemned as hypersexual deviants. Inspired by their leftist forebears, today's artists experiment with an aesthetic of sadistic vengeance, configured as rightful self-defense. Yet, in spite of their violent imagery, activist cholas pursue nonviolent goals, promoting a commons of care incorporating people, animals, and the environment.