Ella Schmidt
Biographic Data
| ID | 3619052 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ella Schmidt |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ella |
| FAMILY NAME | Schmidt |
| SIGNATURE | SCHMIDT E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of South Florida St. Petersburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0687-9963 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Desde la banca (del parque)
El ser pobre, sin trabajo, con poca educación, se convierte en el antónimo de una narrativa hegemónica que exalta lo blanco de clase media, los dos pilares de la identidad norteamericana, creando un paradigma difícil de romper. Una identidad que limita con violencia aquellos que no pueden —por razones sistémicas— alcanzar las posiciones/roles que esta ideología determina como éxito, ya sea por su 'raza' o su clase, o a lo mejor las dos
History as Narration: Resistance and Subaltern Subjectivity in Micaela Bastidas' 'Confession
This paper focusses on the negotiations in which many subaltern peoples engage within contexts of unequal power relations in colonial settings like eighteenth-century Peru. The trial and 'confession' of Micaela Bastidas, an indigenous mestizo and wife of the Inca rebel Túpac Amaru II, allows for an analysis of the complexity of her subjectivity and agency, both as products of colonial impositions and Andean notions of gender complementarity and p…
Cultures of Globalization: Coherence, Hybridity, Contestation
1. Locating Globalizations and Cultures Kevin Archer, M. Martin Bosman, M. Mark Amen and Ella Schmidt 2. The Production of Regime Culture and Instrumentalized Art in a Globalizing State Peter Marcuse 3. City Transformation and the Global Trope: Indianapolis and Cleveland David Wilson 4. Flattening Ontologies of Globalization: The Nollywood Case Sallie A. Marston, Keith Woodward and John Paul Jones, III 5. Global Multiculture, Flexible Acculturati…
Citizenship from below: Hñähñu heritage in a transnational world
Equality in Difference: Hierarchical Multiculturalism and Membership Illusions
Envisioning America: New Chinese Americans and the Politics of Belonging by Tritia Toyota
Whose Culture? Globalism, Localism, and the Expansion of Tradition: The Case of the Hñähñu of Hidalgo, Mexico and Clearwater, Florida
The impact on the global movement of people by time and space compressions, the product of current technological advances, has been well studied. The impact of this technological and social change, however, is less understood at the cultural level. The fluid transversality of movement of people and their cultures, despite geopolitical limitations, requires going beyond dichotomous models that limit the analysis of cultural reproduction/reinventio…
Hegemony/Counter-Hegemony: Imagining a New, Post-Nation-State Cartography of Culture in an Age of Globalization
The preceding articles make clear that the cultural implications of globalization are nothing if not diverse. It is also clear that determining precisely what these implications may be is driven by
Locating Globalizations and Cultures
The investigation of globalization and culture is by no means a novel phenomenon on the agenda of the social sciences and humanities. What is new is the renewed and sustained intensity with which r
Sustainable Community for Sustainable Development: A Case Study of the Mujeres Reunidas Cooperative in Hidalgo, Mexico
This article analyzes the role that communal values and structures play in facilitating women's ability to cope with the economic uncertainties brought about by the large-scale emigration of men from their communities. By focusing on a women's producer cooperative among the indigenous Hñähñu people in the state of Hidalgo, Mexico, the article reveals how the members of this cooperative have responded to global forces in local ways that allow them…
Swallowing their pride: Indigenous and industrial beer in Peru and Bolivia
Agricultural development and maize diversity in Mexico
Swallowing their pride: Indigenous and industrial beer in Peru and Bolivia
Citizenship from below: Hñähñu heritage in a transnational world
Whose Culture? Globalism, Localism, and the Expansion of Tradition: The Case of the Hñähñu of Hidalgo, Mexico and Clearwater, Florida
The impact on the global movement of people by time and space compressions, the product of current technological advances, has been well studied. The impact of this technological and social change, however, is less understood at the cultural level. The fluid transversality of movement of people and their cultures, despite geopolitical limitations, requires going beyond dichotomous models that limit the analysis of cultural reproduction/reinventio…
Hegemony/Counter-Hegemony: Imagining a New, Post-Nation-State Cartography of Culture in an Age of Globalization
The preceding articles make clear that the cultural implications of globalization are nothing if not diverse. It is also clear that determining precisely what these implications may be is driven by
Envisioning America: New Chinese Americans and the Politics of Belonging by Tritia Toyota
Locating Globalizations and Cultures
The investigation of globalization and culture is by no means a novel phenomenon on the agenda of the social sciences and humanities. What is new is the renewed and sustained intensity with which r
Agricultural development and maize diversity in Mexico
Swallowing their pride: Indigenous and industrial beer in Peru and Bolivia
Sustainable Community for Sustainable Development: A Case Study of the Mujeres Reunidas Cooperative in Hidalgo, Mexico
This article analyzes the role that communal values and structures play in facilitating women's ability to cope with the economic uncertainties brought about by the large-scale emigration of men from their communities. By focusing on a women's producer cooperative among the indigenous Hñähñu people in the state of Hidalgo, Mexico, the article reveals how the members of this cooperative have responded to global forces in local ways that allow them…
Whose Culture? Globalism, Localism, and the Expansion of Tradition: The Case of the Hñähñu of Hidalgo, Mexico and Clearwater, Florida
The impact on the global movement of people by time and space compressions, the product of current technological advances, has been well studied. The impact of this technological and social change, however, is less understood at the cultural level. The fluid transversality of movement of people and their cultures, despite geopolitical limitations, requires going beyond dichotomous models that limit the analysis of cultural reproduction/reinventio…
Hegemony/Counter-Hegemony: Imagining a New, Post-Nation-State Cartography of Culture in an Age of Globalization
The preceding articles make clear that the cultural implications of globalization are nothing if not diverse. It is also clear that determining precisely what these implications may be is driven by
Locating Globalizations and Cultures
The investigation of globalization and culture is by no means a novel phenomenon on the agenda of the social sciences and humanities. What is new is the renewed and sustained intensity with which r
Envisioning America: New Chinese Americans and the Politics of Belonging by Tritia Toyota
Equality in Difference: Hierarchical Multiculturalism and Membership Illusions
Citizenship from below: Hñähñu heritage in a transnational world
Cultures of Globalization: Coherence, Hybridity, Contestation
1. Locating Globalizations and Cultures Kevin Archer, M. Martin Bosman, M. Mark Amen and Ella Schmidt 2. The Production of Regime Culture and Instrumentalized Art in a Globalizing State Peter Marcuse 3. City Transformation and the Global Trope: Indianapolis and Cleveland David Wilson 4. Flattening Ontologies of Globalization: The Nollywood Case Sallie A. Marston, Keith Woodward and John Paul Jones, III 5. Global Multiculture, Flexible Acculturati…
History as Narration: Resistance and Subaltern Subjectivity in Micaela Bastidas' 'Confession
This paper focusses on the negotiations in which many subaltern peoples engage within contexts of unequal power relations in colonial settings like eighteenth-century Peru. The trial and 'confession' of Micaela Bastidas, an indigenous mestizo and wife of the Inca rebel Túpac Amaru II, allows for an analysis of the complexity of her subjectivity and agency, both as products of colonial impositions and Andean notions of gender complementarity and p…
Desde la banca (del parque)
El ser pobre, sin trabajo, con poca educación, se convierte en el antónimo de una narrativa hegemónica que exalta lo blanco de clase media, los dos pilares de la identidad norteamericana, creando un paradigma difícil de romper. Una identidad que limita con violencia aquellos que no pueden —por razones sistémicas— alcanzar las posiciones/roles que esta ideología determina como éxito, ya sea por su 'raza' o su clase, o a lo mejor las dos
Political science (12 works) · Sociology (10 works) · Law (8 works) · Law (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Economics (4 works) · Globalization (4 works) · Indigenous (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Social science (4 works)