This article deals with the development of an alternative popular system of communication in Chil... more This article deals with the development of an alternative popular system of communication in Chile as a direct response to the military regime which overthrew the constitutional government of President Salvador Allende September 11,1973. The rigid control imposed upon the means of communication and cultural expression in eneral, generated a peculiar response on the part of the popular sectors of the country.
Between June 4 and July 14 of 1995, I participated in a Summer Institute sponsored by The Communi... more Between June 4 and July 14 of 1995, I participated in a Summer Institute sponsored by The Community College Humanities Association and funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities. This summer institute, Center and Periphery in New Spain: 16th and 17th Century Spanish and Indigenous Cultures in Mexico and New Mexico (CPNS-95) went from July 4 to the 25. The Institute met at the Universidad Sor Juana in Mexico City and later, between June 26 and July 14th, at the University of New Mexico. The Institute gathered 25 college and university professors together from all over the United States.
This article deals with the development of an alternative popular system of communication in Chil... more This article deals with the development of an alternative popular system of communication in Chile as a direct response to the military regime which overthrew the constitutional government of President Salvador Allende September 11,1973. The rigid control imposed upon the means of communication and cultural expression in eneral, generated a peculiar response on the part of the popular sectors of the country.
Between June 4 and July 14 of 1995, I participated in a Summer Institute sponsored by The Communi... more Between June 4 and July 14 of 1995, I participated in a Summer Institute sponsored by The Community College Humanities Association and funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities. This summer institute, Center and Periphery in New Spain: 16th and 17th Century Spanish and Indigenous Cultures in Mexico and New Mexico (CPNS-95) went from July 4 to the 25. The Institute met at the Universidad Sor Juana in Mexico City and later, between June 26 and July 14th, at the University of New Mexico. The Institute gathered 25 college and university professors together from all over the United States.
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