Marcus Jones
Biographic Data
| ID | 3672005 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marcus Jones |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marcus |
| FAMILY NAME | Jones |
| SIGNATURE | JONES M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Maryland, Baltimore |
| ORCID | 0009-0004-4729-0938 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 153 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 153 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Creating and Using Liturgies for the Commune sanctorum in Medieval Iberia
Providing source material for liturgical practice on a significant proportion of feast days in each sanctorale cycle, the Commune sanctorum liturgies had crucial daily importance for medieval Christians. Despite their frequent use, or perhaps because of this prosaic nature, the Commune sanctorum has rarely been considered as a liturgical phenomenon in its own right. Focusing on the Old Hispanic liturgy, this article explores the creation and pres…
A Commentary on Efforts in Six States to Advance Environmental Justice
Throughout the country, communities of color and low-wealth populations are overburdened by environmental hazards and locally unwanted land uses. Issues of discrimination, racism, and injustice in the siting of industrial hazards, effects on environmental quality, and impacts on health in these communities have been neglected by the mainstream and environmentalist movements. In this commentary, we describe specific efforts of community-based orga…
The Shaping of Grand Strategy: Policy, Diplomacy, and War
Within a variety of historical contexts, The Shaping of Grand Strategy addresses the most important tasks states have confronted: namely, how to protect their citizens against the short-range as well as long-range dangers their polities confront in the present and may confront in the future. To be successful, grand strategy demands that governments and leaders chart a course that involves more than simply reacting to immediate events. Above all, …
Una entrevista con Juan Eleazar Tristan Reyes
Una entrevista con Juan Sotelo
An Interview with Marta Palma Milani
An Interview with Marta Palma Milani* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: You are a teacher in the school. How long have you taught? Palma Milani: I have been a teacher in a rural, marginal area for five years. Carrillo: How do you go there? Walking? Palma Milani: On foot. Carrillo: How long does it take you? Palma Milani: Thirty-five minutes to go there and the same to return. But I'm used to it. I get there fast. …
Una entrevista con Victoria Santa Cruz
An Interview with the Joya Family
An Interview with the Joya Family* Charles Henry Rowell and Marcus D. Jones Jones: Why do people use two last names here? 1st MAN: It is a custom that has been around for many years. The woman contributes one last name and the dad the other. Jones: Is it that way in the whole country? 1st MAN: I think it's like that in the whole country. 2nd MAN: They all have two names, and lately, babies have been getting three names. 1st MAN: Like your grandso…
An Interview with Roberto Arguedas
An Interview with Roberto Arguedas* Marcus D. Jones and Mónica Carrillo Jones: What is your profession? Arguedas: I'm a musician. I'm a guitarist. I'm the director of the Theater of the Millennium group. I'm fifty-eight years old, and I have been a musician for forty of those. Jones: Can you tell us a bit more about Theater of the Millennium? Arguedas: Some Afro-descendants got together to make a theater based on the search for our reflections an…
An Interview with Felipe Carrillo Rivas
An Interview with Felipe Carrillo Rivas* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: Would you talk about the kind of work you currently do? Carrillo Rivas: I came to this town of El Carmen of Chincha when I was about eleven to make a life for myself. But by the time I was seven years old, I already worked in the cotton fields, which were part of the industry at the hacienda. When I came to Lima, I became interested in this…
An Interview with Rocío Muñoz Flores
An Interview with Rocío Muñoz Flores* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: Would you describe the work that you do and how you came gradually toward that work? Muñoz Flores: I think that a lot of things happened by chance. I was very young, about eighteen, nineteen years old, and I approached, in a very timely manner, a group to offer some sort of support. It was an organization that was already working on the issue …
An Interview with Genoveva Acevedo
An Interview with Genoveva Acevedo* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: How long have you lived here in this community? Acevedo: My whole life. Since I was born until now I have been here in El Carmen. I have had seventeen children. Ten of my children died. I have seven alive. Rowell: Did they die as young children or as older adults? Acevedo: When they were young, two months after their birth, three months after th…
Una entrevista con Octavio Santa Cruz
Una entrevista con Carlos Enrique Rocha Vargas
Una entrevista con Martin Alvarado
Una entrevista con Felipe Carrillo Rivas
An Interview with Octavio Santa Cruz
An Interview with Octavio Santa Cruz* Marcus D. Jones and Mónica Carrillo Carrillo: What is your profession? Santa Cruz: At the moment my work is mostly centered on teaching. I'm a professor at the Major National University of San Marcos, in the art department, which is part of the school of humanities. "Art school" implies the preparation of professionals in the history and criticism of art. That's my professional endeavor. As far as a research …
Una entrevista con Marta Palma Milani
An Interview with Martin Alvarado
An Interview with Martin Alvarado* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: I assume that you began your career as a photographer rather than as a TV producer. Will you talk about your work as a photographer, how you came to that profession? Alvarado: I discovered photography at twenty-one years of age. It was a very painful process in my career. I've never said this before, but it was because of my parents' separation. …
An Interview with Juan Eleazar Tristan Reyes
An Interview with Juan Eleazar Tristan Reyes* Marcus D. Jones Jones: Where are you from? Tristan Reyes: I'm from the Hacienda of San Jose, the district of El Carmen, the province of Chincha, the region of Ica, in Peru. Jones: Were you born here? Tristan Reyes: I was born here. According to what our ancestors and some historians like the Venezuelan Maria Elena Vasquez—who studied African roots a great deal, how things were here, and who wrote a bo…
Una entrevista con Susana Baca
An Interview with Victoria Santa Cruz
An Interview with Victoria Santa Cruz* Marcus D. Jones, Mónica Carrillo, and Ana Martinez Jones: Can you tell us a bit about your past? Santa Cruz: I was born in Lima, in the Victory district. I was born there, in a big house. Nowadays, it's a small school. When my father was six, he left with somebody for the United States and returned when he was thirty-five. He married my mother. Jones: Your mother was born here? Santa Cruz: Yes. She didn't sp…
Una entrevista con Pedro Advincula Previstero
An Interview with Nicolasa Cartajena Milano and Norma Vargas Cartajena
An Interview with Nicolasa Cartajena Milano and Norma Vargas Cartajena* Marcus D. Jones and Mónica Carrillo Jones: Were you born here? Cartajena Milano: Yes. Carrillo: How old are you, ma'am? Cartajena Milano: Eighty-eight. Carrillo: Can you maybe tell us a bit as far back as your childhood? Cartajena Milano: I was born here. I grew up, my parents lived here, and at the age of sixteen I went to Lima. I worked there until I returned here at age ni…
An Interview with Ricardo Pereira
An Interview with Ricardo Pereira* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: The first thing I have noticed is your library, which is extraordinary. Could you talk a bit about how and why you began this library? And what subjects does it deal with? Pereira: The idea to start the library began in 1980, when I came from Bolivia to Peru. I met Susana, I was a sociologist by training, and we began a relationship. The big ques…
Religion
ROWELL: What is the difference between Sunday and Saturday in Coyolillo? What do people do different aside from going to church
Economia y Condiciones Economicas
ARMANDO: Pues principalmente la vida es diferente en cuestión de trabajo. El dinero que gana uno allá alcanza para más que aquí. Ahora si allá está uno ganando $250 dólares, aquí hace aproximadamente 2,500 a la semana. Aquí gana uno 700. Ahora es el doble lo que uno gana allá
Food
HERNALINDA: I have to make a lot of food, so that there will be some if they come home. And I am not accustomed to making a little, not even beans. Because when I make beans, company will arrive. Then I make eggs with salsa and we begin to eat. And plenty of tortillas always
Raza, Politicas de Raza e Identidad
ARMANDO: Una raza negra vino acá durante la guerra. Aquí se establecieron y todo el mundo nos conoce por negros. Por el mismo tiempo cuando los de color blanco se establecieron aquí. Ya la raza se va combinando; hay pocos morenos de raza negra. Hace unos treinta años que ahí era puro color negro
Life and Change in the Village
ROWELL: In the last ten or twenty years, how have you seen Coyolillo change, for the better or for the worse
Comida
ZACARÍAS: Es muy buena. He comido en Xalapa y en Veracruz, y es diferente. Para mí, la comida aquí en Coyolillo es mejor que en cualquier otro lugar
Gobierno y Ley
LUISA: Somos del municipio de Actopan. El gobierno no nos ayuda. Dicen que nos van a ayudar y luego nunca lo hacen
Trabajo y Migracion
ARMANDO: Pues el trabajo aquí es en el campo, cortando caña, sembrando maíz, limpiando. Allá, ahora el trabajo que yo andaba haciendo es contrucción de casas. . . "roofing" se le dice allá. Pues es más peligroso porque anda uno a la altura de las casas y acá anda uno abajo. La diferencia es que allá con la altura peligra uno más. Si se cae uno del tejado, pues sí. Pero no es muy pesado que digamos
Race, Racial Politics, and Identity
ARMANDO: A black race came here during war time. They established themselves here, and everyone knows us as black. At the same time, the white race established themselves here. And the races combined; there are few dark people of black race. It has been thirty years since it was purely black there
Carnival and Other Celebrations
ROWELL: Everybody speaks of Carnival. Do you think Carnival here in Coyolillo is important? And if it is important, why
Education
MARILU: Yes, and only five of us work in the school—three teachers, one secretary, and one assistant, who is in charge of the office. So, we have five people in personnel
Entertainment and Sports
INOCENCIA: When we don't work? Well, we rest. We relax. When one's not having a little drink. [Laughter.] That comes later. Their little drink, their beer
Religion
ROWELL: ¿Cuál es la diferencia entre los domingos y los sabados aquí en Coyolillo en la vida para la gente
Voces de los Ninos
Health Care
ROWELL: Isn't it unusual for someone to go away to school and return to Coyolillo to live? I think that's very positive. What motivated you to return here
Carnaval y Otras Celebraciones
ARMANDO: Pues es una tradición que ya tiene bastante años que hacemos Carnaval, desde que llegaron. Ahora sí Carnaval para nosotros es muy importante. Lo que yo quiero decirle de Carnaval es que es una fiesta muy tradicional por lo mismo del color que tenemos. Pues que le dire más? Tiene años que existe el Carnaval. Es fiesta muy bonita que se ha tratado de agrandar más hasta lo pasan por la television. Es tradicion que tiene como cincuenta años
Voices of the Children
ARTURO: It is very nice. You can have a lot of fun at Carnival. Many people come from other places who like it for its amusement and for how nice it is
Gender and Gender Roles
Marriage
ROWELL: You mentioned yesterday that there are different forms of marriage here. You can marry in the church, and you can marry commonly. Will you talk about the forms of marriage in Coyolillo
La Familia
FIDELA: El mayor tiene catorce, tengo uno de once. Esos dos son de mi esposo. Entonces tengo la niña que tiene siete años y la más chiquita que sólo tenía siete meses cuando su padre se fue a Estados Unidos. Ahorita va a cumplir cinco años. Él ya va a tener tres años que no nos habla, o que no nos manda dinero ni nada. Según dicen que ya se casó, que se casó con una gringa—que quién sabe qué. Que por alcanzar los papales para ir y venir, pero se …
Matrimonio
ROWELL: Usted mencionó ayer que hay diversas formas de unión aquí. Usted puede casar en la iglesia y usted puede casar comúnmente. ¿Voluntad usted habla de las formas de unión en Coyolillo
Family
FIDELA: The oldest one is fourteen, and I have one who's eleven. Those are from my husband. So then the girl is seven, and the youngest one was only seven months old when her father took off for the United States. Right now she's about to be five. It's going to be two years that he hasn't called, that he hasn't sent money or anything. Supposedly, he says that he has gotten married, that he married a white woman—but who knows the truth. Supposedly…
Government and Law
LUISA: We are a part of the Actopan municipality. The government, however, does not help us. They tell us they will, but they never do
El Trabajo y la Tierra
CLEOTILDE: Mi trabajo dedicado al campo, como digo somos campesinos la verdad, la mayor fuente de trabajo es el campo, se produce la caña, el café, se produce plátano, se produce mango, se produce fríjol, maíz. Aquí en Coyolillo municipio de Actopan Veracruz, la verdad estamos en una zona bonita. Zona fértil principalmente con el famoso río del descabezadero que lo tenemos como a cinco minutos, un río muy conocido. Muy visitado por todos, los de …
Entretenimiento y Deporte
INOCENCIA: Pues ya acabaron la novela que me gustaba ver. Ya ahorita no he visto nada. Ya ví la que se acabó
Art (101 works) · Humanities (69 works) · History (51 works) · Latin American and Latino Studies (35 works) · Comparative Literary Analysis and Criticism (32 works) · Latin American Literature Studies (26 works) · Sociology (26 works) · Philosophy (24 works) · Art history (23 works) · Cultural and Social Studies in Latin America (19 works)