Cover -- Half Title -- Series -- Title -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Learning About Indigenous Activism Through Their Media Practices -- Media Activism in Latin America and the Importance of Broadcasting -- Indigenous Media in Latin America and the Regional Ethnic Resurgence -- Outline of the Book -- 1 Approaching Indigenous Media in Argentina -- Theoretical Framework -- Indigeneity and Media Decolonisation -- Media Practices and the Media Indigenisation -- The Argentinian Case Study -- Indigenous Re-existence -- The Struggle to Take the Floor
The Research -- Design and Implementation -- Epistemic Stance -- 2 Territorial Struggles and the Media 'Weapon' -- Calling to Action and Networking the Struggles -- Being There and Acting Together -- Inhabiting the World Another Way -- 3 Cultural Contention and Media 'Enactment' -- Hi-Storytelling and Intergenerational Transmission -- Valuing the Everyday While Deconstructing Stereotypes -- Breaking Monolingualism Towards an Intercultural Dialogue -- 4 Management Challenges and the Media 'Battleground' -- Imprinting Commonality, Seeking Technicalities -- Plodding Through Age and Gender Roles
Juggling Grassroots Militancy and State Control -- Conclusions -- The Political and Cultural Matrix of Indigenous Media Activism -- The Outward and Inward Direction of Indigenous Media Activism -- The Destruens and Construens Attitude of Indigenous Media Activism -- Supportive Research in-Practice: Final Thoughts -- References -- Index
