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Cartucho: Nellie Campobello on History through the Eyes of a Child
Campobello restores the idea that something was truly at stake in a conflict that can otherwise appear so chaotic and disorderly: at its best, it was fought for the right to play, to laugh, to feel, to be free from constraint.
By Jon Beasley-Murray, University of British Columbia
00:00 Introduction
03:10 Fragmentation and the End of History
13:05 Questions
15:50 Play and the Revolution as Game
26:24 Credits
For Hopscotch! https://span312.arts.ubc.ca/
#hopscotch #latinamericanliterature #span312 #rmst372
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By Jon Beasley-MurrayCampobello restores the idea that something was truly at stake in a conflict that can otherwise appear so chaotic and disorderly: at its best, it was fought for the right to play, to laugh, to feel, to be free from constraint.
By Jon Beasley-Murray, University of British Columbia
00:00 Introduction
03:10 Fragmentation and the End of History
13:05 Questions
15:50 Play and the Revolution as Game
26:24 Credits
For Hopscotch! https://span312.arts.ubc.ca/
#hopscotch #latinamericanliterature #span312 #rmst372