Emplotting Nonviolence in Colombian Autobiographies

How do individuals upholding an ethos of nonviolence tell their life narratives in places ravaged by armed conflict? With an understanding of violence and nonviolence as socially contingent concepts, Emplotting Nonviolence in Colombian Autobiographies focuses on the life writings of three Colombian social movement leaders (the U’wa Esperanza-Aguablanca’s Tengo los pies en la cabeza , the Afrocolombian Rudecindo Castro’s Calle caliente , the LGBTQ+ artivist Manuel Antonio Velandia’s De homosexual