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"Olancho: Honduras through the Looking Glass" examines the fraught historical-geographical relationship between Olancho Department and the rest of Honduras. For centuries, representatives of the Honduran central state have framed Olancho as violent and uncultured. Olanchano peasants' stories bear the imprimatur of this injurious discourse, offering rejoinders that stake claims to their land and their values in terms that subvert the dominant narrative without breaking free of it.
This podcast is a serial and should be listened to from beginning to end. Please begin with Episode 1: Preface.
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I owe a great intellectual debt to my research participants as well as to many journalists, historians, and social-science researchers. In the podcast, I sometimes shorthand the fuller citations contained in the written version of my master's thesis. Here, however, are the works I cite in that volume:
Works Cited
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