Children, Conscripts, and Cannibals: Gender and Citizenship-Making in Liberal Argentina, 1880–1910

Conference on Latin American History 14
Friday, January 5, 2024: 8:30 AM-10:00 AM
Golden Gate 7 (Hilton Union Square, Lobby)
Chair:
Steven L. Hyland Jr., Wingate University
Papers:
“An Education Befitting Her Class”: Child Removal, Domestic Labor, and Indigenous Erasure in 19th-Century Argentina
Hannah Greenwald, Gettysburg College
Contesting Kinship: Family Policy and National Consolidation in 19th-Century Argentina
Juandrea M. Bates, Winona State University
Bad Gauchos and City Thugs into Patriots: Class, Masculinity, and National Identity in Argentina’s First Conscription, 1896
Nicolas Sillitti, Kennesaw State University
El Winka, La Maqui, and the “Hero of the Desert”: Notes on a Cannibalism Scare in Rio Negro, 1910
Javier Cikota, Bowdoin College
Comment:
Steven L. Hyland Jr., Wingate University
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