Undergraduate Honors Thesis

Abstract

• The purpose of this project is to understand how Cleo’s representation in the film, Roma, signals Mexico’s relationship to indigeneity as well as gendered violence and colonization. As a prominent character in the film, Cleo shows how dominant ideologies and narratives are enforced in everyday interactions. To better understand how these ideologies are reinforced and how indigeneity is represented in Mexican media, this study utilizes a proposed Indigenous Latinx racial rhetorical criticism (ILRR) framework to examine intersectional articulations of identity. The ILRR framework allows rhetorical scholars to critique and examine representations of indigeneity, race, class, and gender within Mexican media.

Creator

• Jackson, Zoë Natalia

Date Awarded

• 2020-04-10

Academic Affiliation

• Communication

Advisor

• Na’puti, Tiara R.

Committee Member

• Ordaz, Jessica

Granting Institution

• University of Colorado Boulder

Subject

• Mexico
• Indigenous Latinx racial rhetorical criticism (ILRR)
• Roma
• Indigeneity
• marianismo
• machista
• machismo

最新修改

• 2020-04-20

Resource Type

• Undergraduate Honors Thesis

权利声明

• In Copyright

Language

• English [eng]
• Spanish; Castilian [spa]

Citation

• Jackson, Zoë N., ““Nunca Volverás a Sonreír": A Critique of Roma’s Representations of Indigeneity, Gender, and Class” (2020). Communication Undergraduate Honors Thesis. https://scholar.colorado.edu/comm_ugrad

License

• Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

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• College of Media, Communication & Information Honors Theses

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