How to Read Equipo Maíz

IF 0.7 3区历史学 Q1 HISTORY

RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW Pub Date : 2021-10-01 DOI:10.1215/01636545-9170780

Jorge E. Cuéllar

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Abstract

This article examines the work of the popular education collective Equipo Maíz headquartered in El Salvador. Equipo Maíz is noteworthy for its contributions to the analysis of Salvadoran and Central American politics, economics, and society since its formation in the early 1980s. This article situates the Equipo Maíz project, which uses plainspoken text paired with political cartooning, within a deep historical memory of opposition geared at demystifying the fictions that sustain capitalist sociality and its class antagonisms. Drawing on examples from Equipo Maíz’s weekly newsletter La página de Maíz and other select publications, the article demonstrates how the collective addresses a variably literate Salvadoran readership with the goal of imparting radical interpretative strategies geared toward the creation of an engaged political culture, despite the challenges of a closed media system.

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这篇文章考察了总部设在萨尔瓦多的大众教育团体EquipoMaíz的工作。Equipo Maíz自20世纪80年代初成立以来，对萨尔瓦多和中美洲政治、经济和社会的分析做出了贡献，值得注意。这篇文章将Equipo Maíz项目置于反对派的深刻历史记忆中，该项目使用了通俗易懂的文本和政治漫画，旨在揭开维持资本主义社会性及其阶级对立的小说的神秘面纱。这篇文章引用了《马伊兹报》周刊《马伊兹报》和其他精选出版物中的例子，展示了尽管面临封闭媒体系统的挑战，但集体如何应对识字率参差不齐的萨尔瓦多读者，目的是传授激进的解释策略，以创造一种参与的政治文化。

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