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The Journal of Latin American Cultural Studies<\/em> proudly announces the dossier \u201cAffective Arrangements and Violence in Latin America<\/a><\/u>,\u201d edited by Silvana Mandolessi, Reindert Dhondt, and Mart\u00edn Z\u00edcari, which has just been published in Vol, 31, Issue 3<\/a><\/u>. The five articles compiled in this dossier explore how social practices and aesthetic objects in Latin America mobilise affective dispositions and politics. The articles investigate a multiplicity of bodies, which are both individual and social, human and non-human, natural and cultural, textual and visual, shaping as well as deconstructing the surface of the Latin American territory. Affects mobilise \u2013 and are mobilised \u2013 in multiple ways and through multiple media, but all the articles share the common intent to examine the mobilisation of affects as relational, social, and situated dynamics, interrogating the particular situatedness of Latin America.<\/p>\n

Here are some further readings on questions of affect, media, and the politics and cultures of violence published in the Journal<\/em> in recent years:<\/p>\n