Kemy Oyarzún

Introduction
Latin American Perspectives 1989 16: 3-11. [PDF] [References]  

Antonio Cornejo-Polar and Susan Casal-Sánchez

Indigenist and Heterogeneous Literatures: Their Dual Sociocultural Status
Latin American Perspectives 1989 16: 12-28. [PDF] [References]  

Leonardo Acosta and Marjorie Kirstein

From the Drum to the Synthesizer: Study of a Process
Latin American Perspectives 1989 16: 29-46. [PDF] [References]  

David Kunzle

Revolutionary Resurrection: The Church of Santa María de los Angeles and the School of Public Monumental Art in Managua, Nicaragua
Latin American Perspectives 1989 16: 47-60. [PDF] [References]  

Roger Bartra and Susan Casal-Sánchez

Culture and Political Power in Mexico
Latin American Perspectives 1989 16: 61-69. [PDF] [References]  

Manuel Alcides Jofré

Culture, Art, and Literature in Chile: 1973-1985
Latin American Perspectives 1989 16: 70-95. [PDF] [References]  

Images of War Photojournalism, Ideology, and Central America by Robin Andersen * Some issues of importance can only be understood through photography [Harold Evans, 1980: 9]. It's the only way to get attention of those in political power to make them realize the horrors of war and make them work harder to prevent it [Murry Sills, photojournalist, quoted in News Photographer, September 1981:30]
Latin American Perspectives 1989 16: 96-114. [PDF] [References]  

When the Imagination of the Writer Is Confronted by the Imagination of the State by Margaret Randall* Her writings go far beyond mere dissent, disagreement with, or criticism of the United States or its policies.... Your pending application for adjustment of status is hereby DENIED [decision on Applicationfor Status as Permanent Resident, Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), El Paso, Texas, October 2, 1985]
Latin American Perspectives 1989 16: 115-123. [PDF] [References]  

On Culture, Politics, and the State in Nicaragua An Interview with Padre Ernesto Cardenal, Minister of Culture by Michael T. Martin* In this modern day it's a vulgarity to call yourself a modern man or woman if you are not a revolutionary [June Beer, in LaDuke, 1986:39]
Latin American Perspectives 1989 16: 124-133. [PDF] [References]  

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