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Tracing violence and cruelty in Mexico’s visual culture. Images of violence and their effects on subjectivity and the social bond
From the beginning of the war against drug trafficking in 2006, the visualisation of violence has become an everyday staple in the Mexican imaginary. Images of violence are present throughout different communication media and in varying degrees of gruesomeness. These images slipped into historically
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