More or Less Dead : Feminicide, Haunting, and the Ethics of Representation in Mexico.

Intro -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Preface: Disappearances Have to Disappear -- Introduction: Feminicide and Memory Creation -- Interview: Photographer Julián Cardona on Juárez and the Limits of Photography -- 1. Monuments, Memorials, Graffiti, and Street Art: Memory Creation in an Apocalyptic Landscape -- Interview: Writer Charles Bowden on Feminicide and the Aesthetics of Violence in Juárez: The Laboratory of Our Future -- 2. More or Less Dead: Literary Representations of Feminicide in Juárez -- Interview: Filmmaker Ursula Biemann on Feminicide in Juárez -- 3. Representations of Feminicide in Documentary Film: Searching for Ecotestimonios -- Interview: Writer and Filmmaker Mario Bellatin on Dark Humor and the Horror of Postmodernity -- 4. The Death of Humanity and the Human -- Epilogue: Salvaging the Luminosity of a Lost City -- Acknowledgments -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Filmography -- Index.

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