Memory and resilience among Uitoto women: closed baskets and gentle words to invoke the pain of the Colombian Amazon

This article aims to connect the remembrance of historical events of extreme violence against indigenous Amazon populations with the course of interdisciplinary reflection on trauma and historical memory. It centers its analysis on the narratives and experiences of a group of indigenous Uitoto women...

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title Memory and resilience among Uitoto women: closed baskets and gentle words to invoke the pain of the Colombian Amazon
spellingShingle Memory and resilience among Uitoto women: closed baskets and gentle words to invoke the pain of the Colombian Amazon
Amazon
Colombia
Indigenous women
Memory
Resilience
title_short Memory and resilience among Uitoto women: closed baskets and gentle words to invoke the pain of the Colombian Amazon
title_full Memory and resilience among Uitoto women: closed baskets and gentle words to invoke the pain of the Colombian Amazon
title_fullStr Memory and resilience among Uitoto women: closed baskets and gentle words to invoke the pain of the Colombian Amazon
title_full_unstemmed Memory and resilience among Uitoto women: closed baskets and gentle words to invoke the pain of the Colombian Amazon
title_sort Memory and resilience among Uitoto women: closed baskets and gentle words to invoke the pain of the Colombian Amazon
dc.subject.keyword.spa.fl_str_mv Amazon
Colombia
Indigenous women
Memory
Resilience
topic Amazon
Colombia
Indigenous women
Memory
Resilience
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