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Papers

(The median citation count of Journal of Latin American Cultural Studies is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-10-01 to 2024-10-01.)

Article	Citations
Memories of Extractivism: Slow Violence, Terror, and Matter	5
Getting from Buenos Aires to Mexico City Without Passing Through Madrid: Latin American Publishing Topographies	4
Necroscapes: The Political Life of Mutilated and Errant Bodies in the Rivers of Colombia	3
Inverted Exception. Ideas for Thinking about the New Disappearances through Two Case Studies	3
Ecological Stereotypes: Perceptions of Indigenous and Maroon Communities in Late Colonial Suriname	3
Ecologies of Disappearance Today. Introduction	2
Contesting the Neoliberal City: Place-Based Activism in the Documentary Films of Barrio Anti-Gentrification Movements in Bogotá and Mexico City	2
Cultivating Ongoingness Through Site-Specific Arts Research and Public Engagement	2
Latin America and The Botanical Turn	2
Reading Race in Rocks: Political Geology in Nineteenth-Century Mexico	2
Environmental Thinking and Indigenous Arts in Brazil Today	2
Submerged Strata and the Condition of Knowledge in Latin America	2
Past With Present (and Future). Affective Agency in Latin American Abortion Rights Activism	1
Socialism with Bling: Aspiration, Decency, and Exclusivity in Contemporary Cuba	1
Gore Aesthetics: Chilean Necroliberalism And Travesti Resistance	1
A Chola Sex Party: Anal And Concha Art	1
Drilled Mountains, Pulverised Bodies: Mining, Extractivism, and Racialisation in Brazil	1
Reflections on Peru During the Bicentennial Elections	1
The Matter of Things: A Material Turn in Cuban Scholarship	1
The Subject Is Still There. Judicial Statements and Mexican Political-Military Organizations in the Seventies	1
Reflections on the Testimony of Trauma: Roberto Bolaño’s2666and Sergio González Rodríguez’sHuesos en el desierto	1
Race And Politics In Peruvian And Argentine Porn Under The Transition To Democracy, 1975–1985	1
Latin American Environmental Research and Practice	1
Paradoxical Ideologies: An Intersectional View of Argentine Psychoanalytic Discourses on Gender and Sexuality (2005–2012)	1
“A language not of this world”: Depersonalization and Unintelligibility in Robert Bolaño’s “The Part about the Crimes”	1

Sites of Situated Hope: Amazonian Rhythms, Unruly Caribbean Plants, and Post-Anthropocentric Gazes in Contemporary Latin American Cinema	1
Gaming Race in Brazil: Video Games and Algorithmic Racism	0
Afterword: Things and The Imponderabilia of Actual Life in Cuba	0
Brazil on the World Stage: Carlos Gomes’sColombo, the First Republic, and Brazil’s Cosmopolitan Desires	0
Passing Life, Playing Dead: Zombification as Juridical Shapeshifting in Pedro Cabiya’s Malas hierbas	0
Teaching “Aztec Classicism”: Early Modern Myths in the Twentieth-Century Classroom	0
Decolonial Excesses: Racial and Sexual Dissidence in Johan Mijail’s Amor Vegetal	0
All That is Solid Melts Into Rust: The Material Decay of The Sugar Industry in Post-Soviet Cuba	0
A Visual History of a Sacrifice: Cristero Photography and the José de León Toral Commemorative Album	0
Between the Long Sixties and the Short Eighties: An Analysis of Jorge Denti’s Film Malvinas, Historia de traiciones	0
Rethinking Obscenity in Latin America: Obscenity, Art, and Performance	0
Mariana Callejas: Literature and Horror in Pinochet’s Chile	0
El secreto de la tierra : Entangled Poetics and the Venezuelan Amazon in Una ojeada al mapa de Venezuela (1939) by Enrique Bernardo Núñez	0
Ecology, Rubble, and Disappearance. Reflections on the Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve in Buenos Aires	0
Foreign Intimacies and Political Pasts in Paula Markovitch’s El actor principal (2019)	0
A Little Bit of Magic: Nitza Villapol, the Cuban Diet, and the Socialist State, 1959–1983	0
The Idea of a Spanish Pacific in History and the Historical Imagination	0
Common Horizons: An Interview with Maristella Svampa	0
“The flying ability of the mosquito made the situation difficult to cope with”: Contamination, Containment, and the Biopolitics of the Madeira‐ Mamoré Railway	0
Bending Time and Space for Pan-Americanism: Shots of the “Western Hemisphere” in Wartime Cinema	0
Philosophy, University, and Democracy after the Military Rule: Argentina, 1975-1990	0
“Enraizados Da Letra”: Lyrics and the Letter in Brazilian, Cuban, and Haitian Rap	0
Behind the Neoclassical Façade: A Haunted National Monument in Chilean Film	0
In Memory Of Jean Franco	0
Jesús Abad Colorado’s Epidemic Photography. Regarding The Paramilitary Siege on Memory	0
Memory and Re-foundation. Political Identity in Néstor Kirchner’s Malvinas Speeches	0
Cold War paquetería: Snail Mail Services Across and Around Cuba’s “Sugar Curtain”, 1963–1969	0
Transpacific Critique and the Extimacies of Settler Coloniality, Race, and Asia-Latin America	0
Links in a Chain: El Che in the Work of Freddy Alborta, Carlos Alonso, Arnold Belkin, and Leandro Katz	0
Correction	0
La Bella Otero’s Overdetermined Anality: Tales of Sexual Inversion in Early Twentieth-Century Buenos Aires	0
On the Tension between Copyright and the Conceptions of Collective Creation in some Mapuche Poetry	0
The Narrative of Simulation in José Asunción Silva's De sobremesa	0
“Barely Audible Voices”: Impersonal Justice And The Crisis Of Human Rights Discourse In Roberto Bolaño’s 2666	0
“Una opción sutil de protestar”: Literary Magazines, Subterranean Resistance, and Life Politics in Putumayo, Colombia	0
Bodies to Reveal and Conceal: Baroque Dynamics of Obscenity (Heresy) and Modesty (Saintliness) in Feminine Bodies in the Peruvian Viceroyalty	0
Protests in Peru: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on a Structural Crisis	0
Digital Archive and Preservation Against Technological Obsolescence. Building a Cartography of Latin American Digital Literature	0
Too Much a Woman: Narrating Transsexuality in Mario Mendoza’s Lady Masacre	0
Siesta Nightmares And Cannibalistic Daydreams:Desexilioand Raúl Ruiz’sA TV Dante	0
One More Time: Reenactment in Contemporary Latin American Documentary Cinema	0
The Politics of Detachment and Disruptive Tourism in Las cosas como son (Fernando Lavanderos, 2012)	0
In Memory of Andrea Noble and Iván Ruiz	0
The Insubordination Of The Gaze: Marian Icon And Performance In The Mujeres Creando Collective	0
Theorising Belle Époque Rio de Janeiro through Opium: João do Rio’s “Visões d’ópio” as a Postcolonial Framework	0
Proleptic Elegy to the Gualcarque River: Submerged Perspectives and Solastalgia as Forms of Resistance in the Lenca Community of Honduras	0
Visualising Afro-Cultural Identities in Contemporary Argentina: The Case of Antepasados. Los afroporteños en la cultura nacional	0
108: Memory, Libido, and Obscenity between Paraguay and Brazil	0
Indigenising Colombia’s Marijuana Boom: Race and Settler Colonialism in Pájaros de verano	0
Introduction: Affective Arrangements and Violence in Latin America	0

Lisa M, “La primera rapera mujer de Puerto Rico y de Latinoamérica”, and Early 1990s Feminist Puerto Rican Hip-Hop Culture	0
Passing Through the Body: Recent Exercises of Memory and Collectivity, Forty Years After the Dictatorship in Chile	0
Introduction. The Amazon River Basin: Extractivism, Indigenous Perspectives, and a Political Aesthetics of Resistance	0
Foreign Faces, Trusted Portraits: Carlos Baca-Flor’s Painted Faces between Paris and New York	0
On Facing Latin/South American Coloniality: The Travesía de Amereida and the Geo-Poetic Turn at the Valparaíso School	0
Thinking In The Present: Virus, Feminism, Politicity	0
Queer Materiality, Contestatory Histories, and Disperse Bodies inLa mucama de Omicunlé	0
The Bisexual Erasure Of Emiliano Zapata: Obscenity And Censorship In Postrevolutionary Mexico	0
Monsters of Inequality and Waste: The New Realism of Antonio Berni	0
Digital Archives and Intergenerational Reckoning with Chile’s Traumatic Past In Mis documentos (2014) and Poeta chileno (2020) by Alejandro Zambra	0
Collective Actions-Visual Guerrillas-Spectral Bodies	0
Photographic Assembly in Post-Dictatorial Argentina and Uruguay	0
Colonial Ruins as Intervened Sites: La Zona, the US Occupation, and Dominican Racialised Sovereignty (1870–1924)	0
Correction	0
Correction	0
Bartolomé de Las Casas and Felipe Guaman Poma de Ayala: Republicanism on the Colonial Frontier	0
Correction	0
French Kissing the Icon: Erotic Iconoclash and Political Subversion in Deborah Castillo’s The Emancipatory Kiss (2013)	0
Venezuela’s Mixed-Race People and the Jew: Spectrums of Whiteness in Rufino Blanco Fombona’s Judas Capitolino and Rómulo Gallegos’s “Los inmigrantes”	0
Reading Fuegian Narratives and Nonhuman Sensibility in Francisco Coloane’s Patagonian Tales	0
Violence, Affect, and Time-Based Media in Mexico, 2010–2019	0
Los mecos de Veracruz: Queer Gestures and the Performance of Nahua Indigeneity	0
Beyond Sex: Pornographic Journalism, Violence, and Politics in Argentina’s Transition to Democracy	0
An Anarchist Rainforest: Cooperation in Ferreira de Castro’s A selva	0
Nothing But Workers: Reading Class Struggle In Diamela Eltit’sMano de obra	0
Wakoborun Rescued her Brother’s Head From Enemy Hands: Munduruku Letters’ Amerindian Perspectivism and Cosmopolitical Territory	0
From Idleness to the Abolition of Work in Ricardo Talesnik’s La fiaca	0
In Memory of Ana M. López	0
The Political Violence of the 1970s in Recent Argentine Cinema: Strategies for the Reaffectivisation of the Past in Rojo (Benjamín Naishtat, 2018)	0
“Somos más”: Towards a Feminist Critique of the Photographic Archive of the Women’s And Feminist Movement Against the Chilean Dictatorship	0
Mil fórmulas de cocina “La Negra” : Labour, Gender, and Race in Argentina’s Meat Industry, 1917–1940	0
“Walking Around Naked Sets Back our Struggle”: Travesti Activism, Repression, and Public Space in Buenos Aires (1994–1998)	0
Correction	0
Writing Machu Picchu. Epistemological Extractivism and the Citadel Through the Lens ofindigenismo cusqueño	0
Interpreting the Remnants of Women’s Reproductive Crises: Physicians and the Shifting Legal Terrain of Infanticide in Nineteenth-Century Cuba	0
The Avant-Garde Is Dead, Long Live the Avant-Garde: Glauber Rocha’s Rereading of Brazilian Modernismo and Di Cavalcanti	0
Sensing Shipibo Aesthetics Beyond the Peruvian Amazon: Kené Design inIcaros: A Vision(2016)	0
Zama and the Politics of Contamination: from Di Benedetto’s Novel to Martel’s Film	0
A Fragmented New Order: Cinema, Prose, and Rebellion in Jorge Icaza’s Huasipungo	0
Nude Colour: Race in Flávio de Carvalho’s “A Cidade do Homem Nu”	0
Nature, Labour, and Infrastructure in the Amazon: Miguel Triana’s Por el sur de Colombia	0
The Allure of Modernity: Afro-Uruguayan Press, Black Internationalism, and Mass Entertainment (1928–1948)	0
Teaching the Asian Latin American Experience	0
Catholic Material Culture, Socialist Society, and State Power in Cuba, 1959–1978	0
The Transgressive Force Of The Erotic:Boi Neon’s Sensual Speculation In The Brazilian Northeast	0
Introduction. The Politics of Obscenity in Latin America	0
Archives	0
Dancing the Butterfly: Trans-Caribbean Cultural Consumption in Special Period Cuba	0
Curations of a nepantlera: Forever Betwixt and Between Inés Estrada’s Impatience (2016)	0
Ecuadorian Blackness and the Poetics of Resistance and Solidarity in Adalberto Ortiz’s novelJuyungo	0
Introduction: Visualities in Conflict. Andrea Noble, an Appreciation	0
National Santos and Mariachi Machos: Liberatory Ethics and Aesthetics of Pleasure in Mecos Films’ La putiza and La verganza	0
Roundtable/Photo Essay with Archivo El Insulto	0
Modern and National? The (Non-) Exceptionalism of Colombian Architectural Identity	0
Asia-Latin America As Critical Infrastructure: Notes On Cultural (Im)Mobility, Indiscipline, Access, And Translation	0
Fugitive Sounds: On the Politics of Listening at Argentina’s Southern Border	0
“Urban Nomad”: Spatiality, Exile, and Political Engagement in Julio Cortázar’s “Press Clippings” (1980)	0
“Bésame otra vez”: The Use of Obscenity to Denounce Violence in Pedro Lemebel’s Incontables (1986)	0
Literature and Interculturality. A Proposal for Possible Readings Otherwise	0
The Melodramatic Mode in Poetic Activism: An Analysis of María Rivera’s “Los muertos” and its Afterlives	0
Instituent Fictions: The Exceptional Present, The Junta Nacional Instituyente, and Mexico’s First Post-Independence Fiscal Plan (1822)	0