Vol. 8 (2022): post(s)
Praxis

The The stones speak: testimonies of a mining town

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  • Roldana Artes Vivas
DOI: https://doi.org/10.18272/posts.v8i8.2648

Published 2022-12-15

Keywords

  • voice of the minerals,
  • Guanajuato,
  • mining,
  • Earth,
  • precious metals

How to Cite

Roldana Artes Vivas. (2022). The The stones speak: testimonies of a mining town. Post(s), 8(1), 238–249. https://doi.org/10.18272/posts.v8i8.2648

Copyright (c) 2022 Sandra Ramírez, Rodrigo Cuevas

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Abstract

We tend to perceive Earth as the setting where life occurs, especially with human life as the main character of the story. Nevertheless, Earth’s geological formations contain the script of another story, where ours is just a fleeting moment. From Guanajuato, Mexico, we collect narratives of the mineral, its signs, its treasures, and its voices.



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References

Ochoa Tapia, A. (2021) Los mineros muertos. 22 de abril de 1937. La lucha sindical. Guanajuato: Edición propia.